Ann Murphy

Production of clothes worn by sex offence victims in court is “weaponisation against women”, according to a human rights advocate.

A study of women treated for addiction in Cork has found that the financial costs of residential treatment should be reduced, while also highlighting the need for better-resourced community-based services.

Sleepless nights, endless panic, and feeling that she had lost a son. That is what enveloped a mother whose son has come under the influence of a drug trafficker, who groomed him into becoming involved while in the State's care.

A ruling which found Tusla in contempt of court for failing to secure special care beds for vulnerable children detailed how almost 160 staff left the agency's special care service in the four years up to February last year.

Three weeks on from ending their 75-year wait for All-Ireland senior football glory , the celebrations in Mayo show no sign of ending anytime soon.

People in south Tipperary awaiting treatment for eye conditions are facing delays of almost five years due to difficulties recruiting a consultant ophthalmologist for the region.

Children should be taught about consent from pre-school age and given the choice on whether they want to hug someone, according to an advocate for victims of sexual violence.

More households are in energy arrears than ever before, and experts are warning that the situation will only get worse.

The number of people killed on Irish roads so far this year is 14 higher than at the same point last year, as tributes poured in for Donegal man James McHugh, who died following a collision in Cavan on Monday.

It comes just weeks after a decision by the European Council to extend a temporary measure until April 3 next year, allowing technology companies to detect and remove child sexual abuse material in private, non-encrypted communications