Former Fine Gael politician Alan Shatter says there is an ‘incapacity’ by the Government and media to understand the complexity of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Irish politicians had no right to lecture Israel about how it went about protecting its citizens from Hamas rockets, says Alan Shatter

Judges’ personal aides see a lot: verbal attacks, judgments flung across rooms, and occasionally ‘very violent’ incidents

Committee hearings into RTÉ payments controversy provided stark contrast between top performers and those who scaled soaring heights of incoherence

Almost 4,000 new Irish citizens will attend four ceremonies in Killarney over the next two days

Rite & Reason: Surely the very act of swearing an insincere oath to a god you don’t believe in flies in the face of the integrity of the office being assumed?

Minister is getting a chance Fine Gael denied Alan Shatter, Frances Fitzgerald and Phil Hogan

Gerard Howlin: The ex-minister was badly treated by a political system that still won’t say sorry

Amnesty’s description of Israel’s behaviour and treatment rejected by ex-minister

World’s democracies cannot give arms and aid and then just watch the slaughter

Allegations against former garda commissioner have been dismissed by tribunal

Government clear on Israel’s responsibility under international law, Coveney says

Commemoration for IRA volunteer featured the famous Clonakilty breakfast product

Covid patient Joe McCarron encouraged to leave against medical advice and later died

‘The Killing Of Father Niall Molloy’ part 2 concludes the community averted its gaze

Controversy over report far from over following commission chair’s robust response

Varadkar says Israel’s aggression is ‘unacceptable’ while condemning Hamas for human rights violations

The former minister will ‘never fully get over’ the circumstances of his departure from cabinet

Isme chief airs concerns over crunch meeting on personal injury awards

The pandemic has made for an unusual first year in the Dáil for some 40 deputies