Doctor in court charged with defrauding HSE of €266,330

Court heard of alleged fraudulent payments for special type consultations

‘When I heard the result I thought, Wow, I’m partially responsible for this’

People who took part in the Citizens’ Assembly describe how they feel after the repeal of the Eighth Amendment

What makes us happy at work?

From horticulture projects to free haircuts, some company perks sound like upmarket holiday resort activities. But wellness at work is about more than just snooze pods and free massages

Why did Citizens’ Assembly take liberal view on abortion?

For the first time, members of the assembly talk publicly about the process

I sent the first of my four pigs to the abattoir. Now I feel a pang of guilt

As well as being ‘little land managers’, pigs raised among the trees taste better

UUP will face up to ‘guilt’ if implicated in Kincora sex abuse

Assembly cross-party support for Westminster inquiry to include paedophile allegations

MI5’s murky role in Kincora scandal yet to be exposed

DUP and UUP call for Kincora Boys’ Home to be included in abuse inquiry

UUP leader Mike Nesbitt refers to claims children were used by British intelligence services “to gain control over prominent public figures”

Free for all: great days out without the wallet

Good news for cash-strapped staycationers and visitors: hundreds of events around the country don’t cost a bean