Bloody Sunday is still damaging the British Army. And that’s a choice it continues to make

‘It is not approaching this ... failure in its past and taking the opportunity to learn from it’

Technology that will shape the future of dentistry

Developments on track to maximise your smile

‘We don’t play games with people’s livelihoods’

Interview: ‘It’s been one hell of a year,’ says Lynne Embleton, chief executive, Aer Lingus

Age-based vaccine policy ‘simple’ and country can open quicker – Varadkar

New system should help speed up the rollout, WHO special envoy on Covid-19 says

Galway-based Mirai Medical raises €3m in funding

Company is developing an outpatient cancer treatment that targets tumours in seconds

Ireland to join Nato cyberintelligence sharing agency

Department of Communications denies move is a step towards full Nato membership

Women in China: Feminists battle to reach the mainstream

Despite progress, feminism is still seen as a threat to traditional family values

Women in China: One step forward, two steps back

The first in a four part series reviews how political power is out of reach for China’s women

Irish in UK may secure ‘bilateral’ deal if Brexit happens

EU approval needed for bilateral deal benefiting Irish citizens, says Commons committee

Medical marvel: the uses of cannabis continue to grow

Irish scientists are exploring the chemicals found in cannabis to develop drugs to treat pain, anxiety, MS and Alzheimer’s

London Grammar: If You Wait

Sandy snails brought to Ireland as takeaway food