Dáil walkout by Opposition a possibility over speaking rights row
Opposition leaders indicate intention to take ‘robust’ approach to Government motion on facilitating Lowry group
Regulator questions Government housing policy, suggests planning ‘number one’ issue
Central Bank governor Makhlouf says Government should consider whether its many policies are ‘mutually supportive’
Conor McGregor visits the White House as McDonald and Martin brawl in the Dáil
Israel acts with impunity in Gaza, and the other stories of the week
Ireland could financially punish Israel without Occupied Territories Bill, says UN special rapporteur
Ireland is one of few European countries to take action against Israel but more is needed, Francesca Albanese says
Extremist right-wing groups growing international links, Irish risk assessment finds
New Department of Justice assessment of terrorism and terrorism finance puts Ireland’s risk levels at moderate but highlights a number of concerns
Public order gardaí reluctant to use force due to lack of numbers, report finds
Policing Authority report says Garda needs to update policy and procedures after 2023 riots
Number of trained public order gardaí up by 500 since Dublin riots, Cabinet to hear
Minister for Justice to tell colleagues that Garda has invested in two water cannons, 15 public order vans and new shields for gardaí
Frances Black says she is open to running for President of Ireland
Independent senator concerned Occupied Territories Bill will be ‘watered down’ following Donald Trump’s election
Sinn Féin: Chambers was aware during election that lower 2024 home completions likely
Minister rejects assertion by Pearse Doherty that he ‘buried’ an assessment on housing before election
Suspended Social Democrat TD Eoin Hayes amends Dáil register after accidentally leaving out name of company
Party imposed suspension on newly elected deputy last December over timeline of Palantir share sale
Mark Carney’s ‘back of envelope’ idea paved way for Ireland to renegotiate bank debt
The banker suggested promissory notes be replaced with long-term government bonds paid over 25 to 40 years at a much lower interest rate
Sinn Féin TD Thomas Gould seeks chance to address Dáil over arrest
The politician ‘emphatically’ rejects accusations of an alleged €150,000 fraud at a former employer
About 7,000 homeowners are paying mortgage interest of 8.5% to 10% – Central Bank
Most are customers of non-bank lenders, but are unable to switch to cheaper bank finance, says an Oireachtas report
Taoiseach’s tricky Trump visit as hard to predict as Ireland vs France
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: Simon Harris and Marco Rubio at odds over trade call
Contradicting Marco Rubio phone call could be a misstep by Simon Harris
Disputing the phrase ‘trade imbalance’ creates a potential difficulty for Micheál Martin in White House