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No changes to limits for weddings and funerals, places of worship to reopen next Tuesday
At 88.6%, Offaly has the highest percentage of Catholics in Ireland
Man who listed 'standing up against homosexuality' as achievement loses discrimination case
'It happened in the middle of mass': 12 killed and 50 injured by falling tree at religious Portuguese festival
Concerns over Dublin visit of religious group claiming it set a child with autism 'free from demons'
Science says people decide these 13 things within seconds of meeting you
Kerry set to get new mosque, but there won't be a call to prayer
Group of as many as 30 youths fight with knives and sticks
People of faith urged to "be brave" and vote Yes in same-sex marriage referendum
Opinion: Questions remain unanswered over the Tuam mother-and-baby home
Donal O'Keeffe
Pope Francis: Religion can never justify violence
Opinion: It may seem heartless, but we shouldn't fund an inquiry into religious-run homes
Regina Bushell
Taoiseach: If we don't do this properly, Ireland's soul will lie "in an unmarked grave"
Papal Nuncio launches range of religious tiles (yes, tiles) with mystique
Column: Louise O’Keeffe ruling shows Ireland's school patronage system is unworkable
Peter Ferguson
Outrage as death toll from Hindu temple stampede hits 115
37.5 per cent of students believe in God (and 3 per cent are Jedi)
For his next challenge Vincent Browne is taking on God
In their own words: Survivors' accounts of life inside a Magdalene Laundry
How Twitter reacted to the Magdalene Laundry report
Madonna* gets burnt by angry religious group
Married deacons ordained into the Catholic Church
9/11 memorials: Who won’t be there and what they can’t say