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Stories from Jean, Anne, Fr Iggy and Jimmy of newspapers where certain phrases in death notices have caused problems

Dawn and Claire had the frightening experience of their small children being stranded alone on trains

How are public service workers reacting to current Croke Park Agreement negotiations?

Shock as the goalposts in GAA pitch are cut through by vandals

Brian's sons were viciously attacked in Cork, while visiting from Manchester, so he's started a campaign in the UK

Terry and Lucy left religious life because the structures made them unhappy; Heather's sister was sent to a laundry by her parents

Brian's sons were viciously attacked in Cork, while visiting from Manchester so he's started a campaign in the UK

Terry and Lucy left religious life because the structures made them unhappy; Heather's sister was sent to a laundry by her parents

Sr Anne Murphy gives a nun's perspective on the horrors of the Magdalene laundries

Teresa is waiting months for a refund on a deposit to the Portobello Institute

Born in a Bethany Home 75 years ago, Eileen wants to find her family history

Shirley's flower shop in Naas forced to close

Reaction to yesterday's official apology to survivors of the Magdalene laundries

Oliver saw a stag yesterday chased into the River Boyne by the Ward Union Hunt

Mary and Joe's relatives were both children when they lost their lives during the Easter Rising