‘I fully intend to continue’: Verona Murphy rejects ‘unfounded allegations’ of partiality and ‘will remain’ as Ceann Comhairle
Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy responds as Opposition publishes no-confidence motion
Unprecedented and chaotic scenes in the Dáil
Speaking rights row once again leads to the adjournment of proceedings for the day
‘Shame, shame, shame’: Opposition leaders accuse Coalition of giving ‘two fingers’ to democracy in row over speaking rights
Combined Opposition leaders have accused the Coalition of giving “two fingers” to democracy
New Bill targets AI ‘deepfakes’ and identity ‘hijacking’
Taoiseach, Tánaiste and RTÉ presenters have had their images used without consent alongside products for sale
Tánaiste has ‘constructive’ call with US secretary of commerce
Call with Simon Harris comes after Howard Lutnick called Ireland his favourite ‘tax scam’ in recent days
Dáil speaking rights row resurfaces
Government is proposing the creation of a new TD category known as ‘other members’, comprising coalition backbenchers
How to be happy as you grow older: ‘Get out and keep going’
Members of north Dublin Friends of the Elderly Centre share tips for contentment on International Day of Happiness
Government plan to push through changes to Dáil speaking rights criticised as ‘brazen’ and ‘outrageous’
Long-running dispute centres on efforts to carve out speaking time for a small group of Independents involved in Government-formation talks
Surgeons carried out 513 scoliosis procedures last year but 233 children still on waiting list
‘We are nowhere near where we would want to be’ with waiting times, Minister for Health says
Boy (11) injured in primary school stabbing named as guest of honour for Ireland match
Mason’s father Stephen Geraghty said it was ‘a miracle’ that his son had survived
Web Summit case day one - as it happened: David Kelly proved himself ‘disloyal and faithless’, court told as case begins
Hearing of cases involving chief executive Paddy Cosgrave and two minority shareholders expected to take nine weeks
Ukrainian refugees told to leave accommodation due to refurbishment works
TD criticises ‘chaotic’ move, with families offered alternative accommodation ‘far away’ from their schools and workplaces
No prosecutions being brought over 2017 double murder in Ballymun, coroner told
Antoinette Corbally (47) and Clinton Shannon (30) were shot dead
Workers, families and businesses will face ‘serious costs’ if Trump imposes tariffs on Ireland, Chambers says
Tariffs would impose greater costs on households and businesses and would disrupt overall trade, Minister for Public Expenditure says
Opposition to withdraw Dáil ‘pairing’ arrangements in row over ‘dangerous’ speaking rights plans
Fiery Dáil exchanges over impasse as promise of solution dubbed a ‘con’