Gaza ceasefire hopes grow as Occupied Territories Bill continues to move through stages
Possible consequences of the bill continue to worry some in Government
Reduction in college fees to be sought by Minister for Higher Education in budget
For second day running, no Dáil clarity given over possible student fee increase in September
Third level fees row looks set to rumble on for a while
Fine Gael are not happy but this, in a way, appears part of the post-election hangover
Coalition sharply divided over third-level fees
Fine Gael privately seething over the controversy as Opposition parties unite in anger
Social housing projects to go from four-stage approval process to single-stage
Move is intended to speed up the process of getting Government approval for building homes
Sinn Féin needed for left presidential candidate, says PBP
Paul Murphy praises Michael D Higgins as voice against genocide, racism and homophobia
Third-level fees causing tension between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael
Elsewhere, Ifac will advocate for budgetary caution, while Dublin has a new Lord Mayor
Coalition spending overrun likely to be more than €2bn this year
Warnings issued by budgetary watchdog Irish Fiscal Advisory Council
Foreign affairs committee begins discussions on contentious Occupied Territories Bill
Supporters keen that proposal passes into law before summer break, but sources say this is not feasible
Dáil is expected to pass Bill reforming defamation law this week
Sinn Féin’s moves to retain juries in defamation cases were rejected by the Government previously
Third-level fees: Divisions emerge between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil over increase
Student fees: Simon Harris issues voice note to party’s TDs contradicting suggestion from Minister James Lawless
Intel to seek almost 200 mandatory redundancies at Leixlip plant
Expectation is that Co Kildare plant, where almost 5,000 people are employed, to remain central to company’s operations
Fianna Fáil is in desperate need of a candidate for the presidential election. Applications are invited
Bertie Ahern spent months publicly offering himself – though less ubiquitously of late, suggesting some private messages of discouragement have been sent
Ireland’s jaw-jaw approach is ineffectual in a war-war world
Ireland must find its way through an uncomfortable world of increased defence spending
Government briefs pro-Palestine EU allies on Occupied Territories Bill
Tánaiste Simon Harris says other EU members need to bring forward their own legislation