Mary Robinson

Women tend to have lots of questions on ‘lifestyle changes we need to make to live more sustainably’

Elders chairwoman calls for new movement: ‘We’re not on course for a safe world’

Former president Mary Robinson calls for ‘positive narrative’ on climate action

Lisa McGee’s show paid homage to a time when the music was better, the politics were more hopeful and the clothes were, well, different

Mary Crilly to be honoured for 40 years helping survivors of sexual and domestic abuse

Director Lenny Abrahamson and cast talk about adapting the author’s debut novel

New to the Parish: Marlon Jimenez-Compton was persecuted as a gay man in Venezuela

Greece Letter: First female president worries about growing inequality after 10 hard years

Climate Council chair does not favour holding off carbon tax increases later this month

U2 singer awarded Fulbright Prize for International Understanding

Kerry Babies Tribunal ‘an aggressive and toxic inquisition’ by a judge then promoted

Just as important as changing composition of the Seanad is changing what it does

An Irishwoman’s Diary

The comedian on making it in the US and Ireland’s ‘overlooked, undervalued’ women

More than 16,000 registered to take part in programme broadcast from Dublin

Many restrictions placed on women have gone but remnants of past sentiment remain

Implications of judges’s decisions can have far-reaching consequences for those involved

Transfer of power came after the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty in 1921

An exhibition at the National Photographic Archive marks 60 years of TV in Ireland

Climate forced its way into political consciousness, we just didn’t do enough about it

More than 800 sales of €1m or more were recorded this year, most notably of Lissadell

Review finds RIA considered by some to be ‘old fashioned’ and ‘an old boys club’

Envoy says US will not stand ‘idly by’ if Iran stalls on negotiations while it ramps up nuclear programme

The first volume of Irish women’s speeches is a reminder of the female voices that inspired and drove change

EY awards: Company employs more than 670 and has annual revenue of over €300m

Some 24 finalists from a number of industries to fight it out across three categories

Beijing will have to do far more to convince the world that the tennis star is not subject to coercion

Seen & Heard: Web Summit founder’s legal battle; and a row over Irish whiskey

Intolerable heat could spread to 19% of the planet by 2070 in a worst-case scenario

‘Terrible fires, terrible floods, terrible droughts’ if temperature target not met

Climate leaders must show way forward and let history judge laggards, says activist group

What has happened in Glasgow is nothing less than a reorientation of global capitalism towards a carbon neutral future

Alok Sharma warns ‘window on keeping 1.5 degrees within reach is closing’

‘You have to ask yourself, ‘are we going to keep on ... talking about this all the time’

Temperature ‘will top 2.4 degrees’ based on short-term goals countries have set out

Forum hears women and girls at risk because of the threat of gender-based violence

Fianna Fáil was hoping no one would mention the War of the Buttons two years later

Leaders meeting in Glasgow are cautiously optimistic targets can be met, or almost met

Public pressure has already resulted in substantial levels of movement

Progress Indicator: UN chief says hopes of a major plan of action ‘unfulfilled but not buried’ after world’s wealthiest nations met