Mick Clifford tells Oliver about his new book 'There I Long to Be – Life through a GAA lens'

Osgur Breatnach was wrongfully convicted of the Sallins train robbery in the 1970s. Now on the cusp of receiving a certificate of a miscarriage of justice, his ultimate aim is a public inquiry

Mick Clifford says constitutional debate should prioritise practical planning, reconciliation and public concerns over political rhetoric

Podcast Episode · The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast · 22 May · 30min

Inheritance tax is a contentious issue, especially for those wealthy enough to pay it

41-minute analysis: How the Trump Administration, alongside Israel, trapped itself in "uncontained war" with Iran and no idea how to end it

In recent years when such cases arose, the State was inclined towards some accommodation. The mood has since changed

The probe into fixed charge notices was legal, but many questions remain — including whether it was even necessary, writes Mick Clifford

Margaret Loftus, a former garda, details her harrowing experience of domestic abuse and institutional betrayal within An Garda Síochána

Alan Kearney was a captain in the Irish Defence Forces in 2021, due to be promoted to commandant, when he was removed from his duties and investigated for suspected criminal offences

Architects and campaigners Frank O’Connor and Jude Sherry join Mick on this week's podcast to discuss Ireland's dereliction problem -  and what can be done about it

Right now, Micheál Martin and Simon Harris, in how they assembled their government of choice, are behaving as if they don’t give two figs about perceptions of low standards in high places

ALT: a close up of a man 's face with his hands on his face .

Trump 2.0: How a convicted felon and coup plotter has been able to return --- legally --- to power, and what he might do now he is there.

Mountjoy prison inmates decry harsh conditions, citing overcrowding, mental health strain, and poor facilities in a growing crisis

This is a marvellous account of narrative political and social history, which tells us much about the murder of Una Lynskey and its investigation, the Ireland in which it took place, and those who pol...