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Government parties share ‘absolute determination’ to move on with hospital build

The three government parties share an “absolute determination” to move on and build the new National Maternity Hospital, a minister has insisted. Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue said he was confident cabinet would back the plan to build the ...

15 May 2022 at 15:55

Ireland

Protesters call for state ownership of new maternity hospital

Hundreds of protesters have called on the Government to ensure the site of Ireland’s new National Maternity Hospital is fully publicly owned. The demonstration outside the Dail on Saturday afternoon was held amid the ongoing controversy over the ...

14 May 2022 at 18:25

Ireland

Sister Stan remembered at funeral mass in Dublin

Mourners have gathered for the funeral of Focus Ireland founder Sister Stan at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Dublin. President Michael D Higgins; the Tanaiste Simon Harris; Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald; and former president Mary ...

07 Nov 2025 at 13:31

Ireland

‘A truly great soul’: Sister Stan’s life celebrated at her funeral

Mourners at Sister Stan’s funeral have heard how a “truly great soul has passed from this world”. In his homily Father Richard Hendrick told the congregation the charity and social justice organisations she founded will remain as a ...

07 Nov 2025 at 16:49

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