Aengus Ó Snodaigh

Cork South Central TD settles for sum understood to be in excess of €150,000

More bankers on 12-member board than women, says Green Party’s Neasa Hourigan

Christmas visits off the menu as Oireachtas restaurant only open to serving members

Law criticised for stating people must seek work while waiting for workplace to re-open

Dublin City Council gives go-ahead for nine blocks despite opposition

Protesters say more understanding needed on impact of coronavirus in such facilities

Call for certainty on reopening of islands as 92% on Inisheer favour closure until August

Report was to be removed from Oireachtas library in light of 2019 Supreme Court ruling

Caveat: Irish commerce will accommodate whatever new political reality emerges

Dublin South-Central – deputy elected on first count

Senator has chance in Dublin South Central but timing of poll being called less than ideal

Tent containing homeless man was ‘checked verbally’ before being lifted

Leo Varadkar is criticised after calling on FF mayor to make statement on incident

Leo Varadkar says tents checked before removal but ‘obviously something went wrong here’

Opposition criticise failure to set targets to ensure 20 per cent of public service recruits competent in Irish

Protected disclosure says agency breached financial guidelines on property acquisition

Council workers need security to remove toxic materials used in bonfires, Dáil hears

The party needs to stop talking itself into opposition, reckons Simon Harris

Drug gang figures still received money from construction firms after accounts frozen

Fr Joe McDonald says the loss of a number of young people in Dublin ‘raises questions’

Some believe SF must not only point to Government's failings but also to solutions

Paul Kehoe defends Defence Forces participation in EU battle group approved by Dáil

Fianna Fáil confirms it will support move

Minister for Defence wants to deploy 14 members of Army Ranger Wing

Numbers so low chairman or woman must ‘grab TD or Senator’ to formally start session

Arts Council budget still 10% lower than it was in 2007, according to The Arts Matter report

Sinn Féin accused Simon Coveney of trying to be ‘best boy in class’ on route to EU army

Minister said he was making analogy and got caught up in heat of debate over green cards for motorists post Brexit

Minister of State for Defence rejects claim he is ‘leading the way to a European army’

Tánaiste for talks with senior Trump administration officials and Congress members

Here’s what the theatre and creative talent will talk about when they meet tonight

Abbey’s chairwoman tells Oireachtas committee the theatre will ‘address concerns’

Dáil told of soldier away from family on low paid long shifts and ‘on verge of suicide’

Actors, directors, designers have complained about use of co-productions and pay rates

Up to five Bills may be needed to amend 60 EU Acts to deal with UK withdrawal

Chief of Staff says he has ‘unique’ perspective to give Pay Commission

Proposed redesign leaves some areas of Dublin without direct link to city centre

Soldiers have had to ‘fight Government tooth and nail’ over pay, conditions, Dáil told

Gardaí advise politicians on how best to assist staff in wake of rising threat from public

Party ardfheis hears strong criticism of anti-abortion TD Peadar Tóibín