The virus is thriving amid a disjointed response to infections, writes Paul Keenan

Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan has welcomed the Government’s decision not to reduce the budget for official development assistance (ODA), for the first time in six years.   Minister Flanagan said the Government had demonstrated its commitment to fighting global poverty and hunger, through Irish Aid, by protectingthe budget for the aid programme and ensuring…

The winner of the inaugural World Missions Ireland Cook-Off, Donal Hayes from Kinsale, Co. Cork, pictured with the judges; rugby analyst Brent Pope, opera singer Celine Byrne and GAA star Dermot Earley at the Missionaries of Africa in Templeogue, Dublin. Five finalists cooked one meal for six people for €5 in an initiative aimed at…

The vocational call is being “silenced or ridiculed

Novena selfies a big hit at Dundalk Novena

Women have been hit hardest, says Bishop Nulty

Poll claimed that 68% of people favour a referendum that would allow abortion in the case of rape or where the baby will not be born alive

Mrs Chada revealed she had spoken about forgiveness with a local priest.

Former BBC political correspondent Martina Purdy to join a religious order based in Belfast

Peter McVerry Claims…