Rugby fans who engage in racial abuse could be denied access to games

Last month, Munster Rugby's Edwin Edogbo made his international debut for Ireland against Italy in the Six Nations rugby clash in Dublin

Vinicius Junior says 'racists are cowards' as Gianluca Prestianni denies alleged abuse

The Champions League match between Real Madrid and Benfica was halted for 10 minutes, with both sets of players leaving the pitch.

Tesco ordered to pay €6k to former Paralympian for not allowing guide dog into stores

The WRC heard that Nadine Lattimore was questioned by security staff working for OCS Group Ireland during visits to Tesco branches in Adamstown, at Spencer Dock, and on Parnell Street in Dublin

Psychologists raise alarm over use of victims’ counselling notes in sexual assault trials

Psychologists and Cork campaigner Mary Crilly warn that disclosing counselling notes in sex offence trials breaches survivor trust and safety

Mark Woods, Aware volunteer: I see myself as part of a community

Government gender pay gap portal to fall short of promises made on International Women’s Day

The portal will roll out to less than a sixth of the expected 6,000 companies as part of a ‘pilot scheme’

Martin ‘Beanz’ Warde: ‘I can speak with authority about being Irish, a Traveller and gay’

The comic and TV presenter on working with Des Bishop, being a Traveller comedian and seeing Ireland in a new light

'Trafficking victims in Cork don't come forward for fear of court or deportation'

'All we need is your age and first name': Sexual assault treatment unit specialist encourages trafficking victims who may have been sexually assaulted to come forward

More than 7,700 children in Dublin relying on food poverty supports

Health campaigners urge people to heed five key messages on World Suicide Prevention Day

‘Burnout’ of Tusla staff delayed assessments of child abuse and neglect in Donegal

Internal Tusla review criticises time taken to assess risk posed by alleged child abuser

HSE has no burial records for 80 mother and baby home children who died at Galway hospital

News from the Irish Examiner's team of reporters

Disability groups challenge Government to 'show me the money' in budget

Inclusion Ireland data shows social welfare supports do not match the needs of 66% of adults with an intellectual disability

Doras Says Significant Rise In Racism And Harassment To Clare Service Users - Clare FM

Doras Says Significant Rise In Racism And Harassment To Clare Service Users - News % Clare FM

Over 3,800 domestic abuse calls received by Gardaí across Waterford, Kilkenny and Carlow

There were over 65,000 domestic abuse calls made to Gardaí across the state in 2024

'I remember my parents' worried faces' - Powerful event held in Kilkenny as part of Refugee Week

Read more in this week's edition of the Kilkenny People

ICCL publishes Annual Report for 2024

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has published its Annual Report and financial statements for the year 2024.

Taoiseach pledges to address remembrance for the women and children of Bessborough

Micheál Martin said: 'Nothing can undo the wrong that has been done, but comfort can be brought to those of you who remember your brothers, sisters, family members'