The response of western governments to the threat of terrorism is "out of all proportion" to the threat itself, and is a "devastating challenge" to human rights, civil liberties and press freedom, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has said.
He may be the scourge of the liberal media, but Rupert Murdoch wants to offer young people a revolution in the way they access news. Conor Brady reports
The Irish media have a tendancy to avoid a scrap when it comes to reporting on European issues.
My store of optimism had been fast depleting with the increase in stories and incidents illustrating the continued hypocritical stance in this country about children, families and which ones are "worthy" of care and state protection.
The outcome of the elections are a good barometer of increased segregation in the political landscape, writes Fergal Keane from the campaign trail
It doesn't matter if voters say No to the EU Constitution their governments will either ignore them or make them vote again
We didn't go to Connemara this past long weekend. It's the second time we haven't gone and now the guilt is growing that my husband and daughter haven't made it to Paul Henry land yet and they over three years in the country.
A new England, with inventive new English: Boris Johnson's blog and urbandictionary.com
When the Asian tsunami struck, the Irish public dug deep and ended up donating €50m while the Irish Government gave another €20m. It was a remarkable response for a country of our size.
Rupert Murdoch's The Sun's annouced their endorsement of Labour this week.