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Environmental journalist Jon Sopel keynote speaker at 2024 ITIC conference

Galway International Arts Festival reveal full line up, featuring KNEECAP, Ezra Williams and Jess Glynne

Q&A with journalist and filmmaker Dearbhail McDonald

For Dearbhail McDonald, "The Last Nuns in Ireland" is both a personal and public attempt to make some kind of peace with a complicated spiritual and cultural legacy. 

After the no-no vote, Irish women are stuck with a sexist constitution. Let's use it | Dearbhail McDonald

There are lessons here too for women in other countries fighting movements that seek to roll back their rights, says Irish writer Dearbhail McDonald

Ireland's women need equality – not tokenistic referendums or panic about throuples | Dearbhail McDonald

Our constitution still talks about women’s ‘duties in the home’ – but changing that won’t solve deep-rooted misogyny, says Irish journalist Dearbhail McDonald

Ireland's vocations crisis reflects lack of 'initiative' and 'evasion of issue' by Church

Late Late viewers praise Dearbhail McDonald for speaking about freezing her eggs

Dearbhail, an editor for Independent Newspapers, had her eggs frozen in her mid-30s in an attempt to preserve her fertility.

FEATURE: 'The Last Priests and Nuns in Ireland' – a missed opportunity to move beyond the same old tropes

Waterford News & Star — Fr Liam Power's fortnightly column

A Question of Faith, Fr Liam Power’s Fortnightly Column for the Waterford News & Star

The last priests and nuns in Ireland: Exploring the Irish Catholic Church's steep decline

RTÉ aired two documentaries in January looking at the decline of the Catholic Church in Ireland: “The Last Priests in Ireland” and “The Last Nuns in Ireland.” But signs of hope can still be discerned amid the decline after years of church turbulence.