The Explainer · Episode

Have you seen what he looks like the rest of the time?

On Tuesday, a jury returned an open verdict into the death of Claire Collins and a verdict of suicide into the death of her husband, Joe Collins.

Head of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, Rachel Morrogh, says it’s important now that everyone stands with survivors of sexual violence.

17 out of 31 local authorities didn’t collect any money from landowners.

Donnacha Ó Beacháin, DCU, discusses the latest efforts on the road towards a possible peace deal for Ukraine.

The US president calls his Ukrainian counterpart

The Fianna Fáil leader will select his new Cabinet later today.

Louise* looks at the pressure to be fit and healthy in the New Year and says it can be a really challenging time for anyone with an eating disorder.

Louise* looks at the pressure to be fit and healthy in the New Year and says it can be a really challenging time for anyone with an eating disorder.

New report monitoring global terror incidents lists Ireland as one of six countries targeted by white supremacists.

The incident happened on William Street last night.

Dr Karen Foley of Acquired Brain Injury Ireland says early rehab is key, but this area is substantially under-resourced in this country.

He appeared in the video game as a character called ‘The Disruptor’, a billionaire MMA fighter.

The discovery is an uncomfortable one for the government party.

Harris has been accused of not caring about people with disabilties and their carers, with some calling his response “shameful” and “dismissive”.

Asked if she felt vindicated following the jury’s decision, she said: “Yes, I do. Thank you.”

The Mixed Martial Arts fighter denies raping Nikita Hand in a Dublin hotel on 9 December 2018.

The artist, author and podcaster has a new documentary airing tonight, looking at the origins, evolution and cultural legacy of Christianity in Ireland.

Dr Barry Colfer says we can’t be complacent about the dangers of a changing world, and this concern should be front and centre as an election issue.

By keeping young people in their childhood homes, we may be creating a generation that never grows up, writes Sarah Moran.

Teachers are overrepresented – but so are farmers lawyers, landlords and, unsurprisingly, career politicians.

The 43-year-old dad of two saw the incident unfolding, got off his bike, and used his helmet to stop the attack.

The strategy mirrors efforts by extremist groups like the Islamic State and Al Qaeda in years past.