Opinion: Gisele Pelicot’s bravery reminds us to stand in solidarity with all victims of rape
The head of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre says the French rape case has shed light on the cruelty and horror of rape.
Man charged after Garda vehicle ramming in Co Monaghan
Two men were arrested, one of whom has been charged and will appear before Monaghan District Court next month.
Gardaí still receiving allegations of abuse in schools as domestic violence reports rise by 9%
Gardaí have now received over 200 new reports of physical and sexual abuse alleged to have occurred in religious order schools.
Daniel O’Donnell warns fans about Facebook scammers after nun among those conned
O’Donnell told fans to pay close attention to Facebook accounts claiming to be him, reminding them that his account has a verified tick.
Gardaí urge public to be vigilant over ‘very high levels’ of text message scams
The Garda National Economic Crime Bureau have been contacted by numerous banks and financial institutions over the ‘smishing’ fraud.
President says Israel’s actions in Gaza ‘transcend all boundaries of humanitarian law’
Michael D Higgins demanded that world leaders learn from the “painful lessons of history” and settle conflict through diplomacy.
‘Heart, Be at Peace’ by Donal Ryan named the An Post Irish Book of the Year
The novel was the unanimous choice of the judges this year.
McDonald says ‘multiple people’ capable of leading Sinn Féin as she rules out presidential bid
A run for the presidency is not on the horizon for McDonald, she tells The Journal.
