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Vicky Phelan captured the hearts and minds of Irish people with her courage, her strength and her bravery. From the moment she stood outside the High Court in 2018 and called for an investigation into the CervicalCheck screening programme, it was clear that Irish people had a powerful new advocate.

Huge efforts have been made to open Micheltown homes for the needy to Ukrainian refugees. Other residents of Kingston College Square include pensioners from Ireland and other European countries and a family who fled the Mugabe regime in Zimbabwe

Residents of Cape Clear, off the coast of West Cork, are opening their hearts and homes to rejuvenate their ageing, but welcoming, community.

Walk around Cork city and it’s easy to see the derelict sites and buildings. But why are these very public eyesores so difficult to clean up? In a special report, Eoin English asks who is responsible? Is enough being done? And he lifts the lid on the city’s 10 most infamous sites.Teaser

From gloss paint to glassy floor tiles, here are the materials your rooms will be wearing in the year ahead

Many children are aware that the climate is changing, and some of them understand that human actions are behind these changes. But how can we explain something so large—something many of us struggle to process ourselves?

With almost 250,000 wild cats estimated to live in Ireland, a small community of activists is aiming to trap, neuter and release as many as possible in order to give both them and their prey a fighting chance at survival. Joyce Fegan meets Ireland’s cat catchers

Bestselling writer Cecelia Ahern, special guest at ieStyle Live From The Couch, on writing life, finding inspiration in the everyday, and why she is passionate about seeing older women represented.

In 2013, Rebecca Saunders' husband Martin drowned their 3 year old little girl and then himself. In a haze of grief, she allowed Clarissa to be buried in Martin’s arms in a lonely West Cork graveyard. Eight years after her daughter’s tragic death, Rebecca tells their story.

It's been just over a year since a general election that was run on the twin issues of housing and homelessness. In that year, an unprecedented global pandemic has utterly changed Irish life. With millions of people confined to their homes, those without homes are dying in unprecedented numbers. Michail, Gary and Iggy are among those who died on Ireland’s streets since the beginning of Covid-19. These are their stories.

With over 3,700 entries submitted over the course of the year, our 2020 competition has finally come to an end and we have some amazing images to share with you as our winners are announced

Dr David Mullane says the success of CUH paediatric services is down to the staff’s dedication to their young patients and their families