M50 toll to rise in new year for some drivers, while Dublin Port Tunnel fee to rise during rush hour
Minister Darragh O’Brien called on operators ‘not to proceed’ with increases
Government to miss housing targets ‘by a country mile’, Sinn Féin claims in testy Dáil row
Pearse Doherty branded ‘an angry man’ amid fractious exchanges on home building
Hate crime law among five Bills rushed through Dáil in six hours
Defamation Bill and Mental Health Bill will not be completed before general election but nine pieces of legislation set to be passed
Dáil votes by 76 to 53 to accept assisted dying report after Coalition parties allow free vote
Motion says that House will takes note of document which made 38 recommendations as some TDs oppose legislation
Occupied Territories Bill will not become law before Dáil is dissolved
Bill banning trade with illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine to be referred to Oireachtas committee in signal of intent
Taoiseach wants no ‘ruaille buaille’ over timescale for passage of Occupied Territories Bill
Ireland’s Central Bank is facilitating ‘sale of war bonds by Israel’, People Before Profit leader claims
Dáil confirms SF’s Farrell to replace Stanley as new PAC chair without debate, vote
Galway West TD succeeds Brian Stanley who resigned from Sinn Féin and is no longer a member of PAC
Mary Lou McDonald issues ‘unequivocal’ apology to teenager sent texts by Ó Donnghaile and corrects Dáil record
Mary Lou McDonald says sorry to youth and his mother for ‘hurt my words caused’ in statement when Niall Ó Donnghaile resigned
Tánaiste ‘hopeful’ long-awaited Covid inquiry terms of reference published before election
Martin hopes for ‘constructive’ learning from mistakes, otherwise in next pandemic people will be ‘watching their backs rather than making decisions’
Micheál Martin says Fianna Fáil TDs will have free ‘conscience’ vote on assisted dying
People Before Profit TD Gino Kenny appeals to all Government parties to allow members choice when issue becomes before Dáil next week
Planes allegedly carrying munitions over State may not have needed permission for ‘some of’ cargo – Ryan
Minister says there is ‘ambiguity’ around whether aircraft needed an exemption but were not in breach of international law
Gambling advertising and sponsorship to be restricted as landmark legislation passed
Bill is first significant reform of sector, estimated to be worth between €6bn and €9bn annually, since 1956
Controversial hate speech provisions removed from criminal justice legislation as Bill passed in Seanad
New laws stalled in Upper House after criticism by backbenchers, Senators, free speech groups and tech billionaire Elon Musk
Number of TDs could reach 240 over next 30 years if population growth continues, chamber hears
Paschal Donohoe says system of representation ‘broadly works’ and wants ‘national conversation’ on the matter
Social Welfare Bill to be passed in just two days over three hours
Passage of legislation fuels mounting speculation of pre-Christmas election