We can't be surprised by the latest shocking figures from the Department of Health
Northern Secretary James Brokenshire faces long days and nights ahead of November 6 deadline
The Government has made no suggestion that the money raised by the new tax will be ring-fenced for children’s health or education
The temporary back-patting at the end of May’s speech means nothing, and the main players are already assessing the damage
Late 1989 witnessed the spectacular collapse of Larry Goodman’s plans to invest £260 million in the Goodman Group's Irish factories
A quarter of a century after she first reported on his business dealings, Susan O’Keeffe looked back at the beef baron’s extraordinary career
15 months have elapsed since the referendum and Britain is loitering uncomfortably on the starting block, writes Susan O'Keeffe
Housing targets for older people bear no relation to reality of ageing population, writes Susan O'Keeffe
We do not do accountability, and the fake breath test story is the utter and complete proof of this malaise, writes Susan O'Keeffe
Pollution will continue until we call people to account for destroying our most valuable asset, writes Susan O'Keeffe
Trump is addicted to the media because they feed his need to be created as the most important person in the story, writes Susan O'Keeffe
As girls continue to outperform, new ways of engaging with boys in school need to be found, writes Susan O'Keeffe
Personalised campaign made May look weak and fragile, writes Susan O'Keeffe
The nuns should have gifted the land to the state in recognition of the damage done to children in the past, writes Susan O'Keeffe
Given the history of the order, how could the government possibly have come to the deal it did with the Irish Sisters of Charity?
