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'Zero excuse' that teenage boys should not get same access to free HPV vaccine as girls
'Doctors did everything they could but it was just too late' - Families warn about dangers of sepsis
Grade inflation is soaring: Are degrees losing all meaning?
Two sets of triplets born in 24 hours in Co Down hospital
Lynn Ruane: Child maintenance reform would be good for children - and good for the country
Lynn Ruane
Court decides child in foster care can go to Church of Ireland school against wishes of Catholic parents
British royal Archie Mountbatten-Windsor baptised at 'intimate service'
Trailer Watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?
Calls for free folic acid to be given to Irish women as minister considers it ahead of Budget
PE lessons could be taught through Irish in effort to make language relevant 'to the next generation'
'It's about a culture change': New welfare payment which could benefit up to 60,000 parents announced
Teachers to be rotated among schools under new substitute panel plan
Child Protection: The failure to publish the report into Mother & Baby Homes is part of a continued cover-up
Shane Dunphy
'Smallest' boy who was born the same weight as an apple set to leave Japanese hospital
DCC forfeited almost €90k in library fines to boost memberships
'It's about being respectful... then the intimacy happens': The story behind those baby gorilla photos
Opinion: 'I wanted to pursue my acting dreams - but having kids was a huge risk. What should I do?'
Sarah Carroll
'She is a true warrior': Campaign to raise funds for Irish woman who needs transplant in UK
Disney+ streaming service sets November launch as it looks to rival Netflix
Opinion: 'I was born with my organs outside my body and given the last rites but now I have two children of my own'
Edwina Wrenn
'I was furious and scared': Sinéad Burke on how being harassed on O'Connell Street inspired her new education campaign
'It’s horrendous, we’re so helpless': Mum of three-year-old hit and run victim praying for full recovery
'It was really touch and go': Eight-week-old pup given life saving surgery following public donations
'It's better than your child coming home in a hearse': Family campaign after daughter killed in car crash
Opinion: I had a tumour growing in my breast but I also had a life growing inside me
Mary Canavan
'It spreads like wildfire': Why Ireland, and the world, is seeing a huge surge in measles cases
Poll: Should children be banned from attending school if they haven't been vaccinated?
'It means a huge amount to us as parents': How buying this Incognito artwork can help children in need
Opinion: Is the Catholic Church still covering up child sex abuse on the grounds that it is a 'pontifical secret'?
Shane Dunphy
Opinion: Families of murder victims have a legal right to information about the case
Joan Deane
Last ditch attempt to stop 23% VAT being added to vitamins and supplements
'The importance hasn't gone away': Calls for geography to be brought back as core subject
Teachers to share roles between secondary schools to help tackle shortages
Opinion: There is a wonder-drug that all schools should be prescribing
Niall Moyna
Opinion: A shock diagnosis left me a 30-year-old widower - here is how I survived
Noel Byrne
The Irish For: What do these popular boys' names mean - and what can we learn from them?
Darach Ó Séaghdha
Call for wet wipes to have 'mandatory warnings' because of their damage to environment
Young people share their experiences in care: 'This was the chapter where I turned my life around'
'We love you Mammy': Jedward pay tribute as their mother passes away
The better a student does in Leaving Cert Maths and English, the more likely they are to finish college