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New research says that many families in the UK feel that hosting an au pair is the only way they can meet their childcare needs.
The motion, which goes before Kildare County Council, has the support of Mayor Fiona O’Loughlin.
Charlie Flanagan has signed an important protocol to a UN convention to strengthen children’s rights.
New legislation means you can get hit for fines you receive in Ireland across the EU.
The poll also found that 65% said they agreed that gay adoption was acceptable.
Mattie McGrath said any such order will deter any future petitioners taking cases against authorities.
The Cork Pride Festival will host a discussion on how to pass the gay marriage referendum next spring.
The General Synod approved the historic measure at its meeting in York in northern England today.
He said he does not know what will come of it, but he has to try.
However the Children’s Rights Alliance has warned that Ireland must not adopt from countries not inside The Hague recommendations.
New legislation that boosts consumer rights comes into effect.
It is believed the trials took place between 1960 to 1976.
Have you a contract that automatically renews or has unequal obligations? Then you should read this.
Frances Shanahan presented such shows as Farm News and Countryside.
Mandate launched the ‘Decency for Dunnes Workers Campaign at the unions Biennial Delegate Conference in Killarney.
Sheryl Sandberg talks gender equality, women leaning in, asking for raises and not being afraid to be ambitious.
Digital Rights Ireland hard argued that the rules requiring operators to keep call details were against fundamental rights.
Albie Sachs, one of the lawyers who drew up South Africa’s first democratic Constitution, sits down with TheJournal.ie for a Q&A.
The space in which human rights defenders can operate safely is steadily shrinking, with devastating consequences, writes Mary Lawlor.
The protest took place outside the Central Bank this afternoon.
A protest and soapbox event is due to take place in Dublin today.
The ninth and final meeting of the Constitutional Convention also voted to emphasis rights to housing, social security, and essential health care.
They will decide whether to recommend if the rights to housing, social welfare and emergency health care should be in the Constitution.
The INOU said participants need to be matched appropriately to suitable positions.
The mass murderer has described the conditions in prison as ‘torture’.
One parent of a transgender child also spoke of the difficulties faced with schools.
From the candidacy selections so far, Fianna Fáil is the worst when it comes to having women stand for office in the local elections this year.
Novena, directed by Anna Rodgers, is about a gay man and lesbian woman who are invited to speak at the altar of a Catholic church.
The phoneline, which began as Tel-A-Friend in 1974, offers support and a listening ear to members of the LGBT community.
The easing of the in camera rule in Irish family courts will see many social issues come to light – many of which may have been hidden behind from the public for generations, writes Katherine Irwin.
The judge overruled an earlier decision which denied the girl permission to have a termination.
The Immigrant Council of Ireland says that laws regarding family reunification will lead to heartache this Christmas.
Ireland needs to follow the lead of other countries and make corporal punishment illegal, writes Tanya Ward.
They said the blasphemy reference has been used to justify violence and oppression against minorities in other parts of the world.
The largest abortion provider in Britain has taken out an ad in The Irish Times today saying: “We’ll care for your women until your government does”.
Mary Lou McDonald said time was ticking and that at least two women have passed away without receiving compensation.
The Tánaiste said that he hoped a referendum would be held next year, but it could be in the spring of 2015.
There are 600,000 stateless people across Europe.
Libya has asked for clarifications regarding the abduction of an al-Qaida leader in Tripoli.