John Drennan's the week in politics 

Marie Fleming with Enda Kenny criticism 

Marie makes emotional appeal to Kenny over 'disgraceful' grant cuts

Michael Collins’ iconic car ‘Sliabh na mBan' 

Short time lapse video of the restoration of the Rolls Royce Armoured Car 'Sliabh na mBan'. Credit: DFMagazine

John Drennan on the week that was in politics 

Sunday Independent Political Editor John Drennan reflects on the controversial proposed abortion changes.

Marie Fleming: How her life could end 

Marie Fleming: How her life could end

Marie Fleming on dignitas 

Marie Fleming discusses dignitas.

Marie Fleming on Supreme Court Decision 

The terminally-ill multiple sclerosis sufferer lost her Supreme Court challenge to the ban on assisted suicide this week. The couple were critical of how the Supreme Court for how they handled the judgment.

The Secrets of the Leaving Cert 

Expert advice on how to survive the Leaving Cert in your home.

President Higgins insists he’s ‘conscious and careful’ on comments 

President Michael D Higgins says he is "very conscious" of the Constitutional constraints of his role when he is commenting on topical issues. Credit: Fionnan Sheahan

Charlie Weston on ECB interest rate cut 

The European Central Bank has bowed to pressure and delivered a 0.25pc interest rate cut. Charlie Weston reports.

FeedHenry jobs announcement 

Cloud-based computer firm FeedHenry is to make 100 jobs over the next two years after securing €7 million funding for the roll-out of its mobile application business.

Charlie Weston on rise in health cover 

Health insurance premiums will rise by at least €360 per family in the latest crippling blow to household budgets. Charlie Weston reports.

Charlie Flanagan after FG abortion meeting 

Charlie Flanagan has a few words to say after FG abortion meeting. Credit: Fionnan Sheahan

Colm Kelpie on economic growth 

Finance Minister Michael Noonan admitted that the economy will expand less than he forecast in December's Budget but insisted it remains on track to produce jobs and meet European Union debt targets. Colm Kelpie reports.

60 farmers get emergency assistance 

Emergency assistance has been given to 60 farmers whose animals were starving after they contacted the Department of Agriculture helpline.

Taoiseach on job bridge report 

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said that the government's JobBridge programme was "delivering" for thousands of job seekers.

Alan Jargoe on the fodder crises