Eager Ministers line up for their spending money as Coalition announces National Development Plan
The rejigged NDP is ‘unprecedented in scale and scope’, said the Tánaiste. It’s also a bit light on detail
The rejigged NDP is ‘unprecedented in scale and scope’, said the Tánaiste. It’s also a bit light on detail
TD warns of breeding practices where 8,000 pups registered annually but 25,000 for sale on dog website
Spending on infrastructure to rise as cost-of-living measures unlikely to feature
Junior Minister Michael hosted a lunch in Leinster House to thank his general election team, but TD brother Danny didn’t attend
Tánaiste hits out at Sinn Féin error on supermarket ownership - ‘I know who owns SuperValu’
Legislation is back on the Dáil agenda to support government decision-making in the interests of future generations
Public has little sense the Government is getting to grips with problems
Independent TD got a cheer from the Gaza protesters corralled beyond Buswell’s Hotel
The race for the presidency gathered pace on Tuesday with Fine Gael nominating former European commissioner Mairéad McGuinness to be its candidate
Danny Healy-Rae makes impassioned plea on behalf of Killorglin publicans ahead of Puck Fair
Dáil Public Accounts Committee to review contract for television and audio coverage of Oireachtas proceedings
Inquiry that led to new Commission of Investigation found ‘528 abuse allegations across 17 special schools’
Presidential election race to step up a gear as Mairéad McGuinness expected to declare
Dáil Public Accounts Committee expected to question agency over legal cases and protected disclosure
At the Irish embassy bash in London, guests were focused on the all-consuming question of who will enter the race for the Áras
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: The budget will not be a giveaway - whether there is an EU-Trump deal or trade war
Groups due to benefit from funds asked to reapply with no guarantee they will receive grant
Scheme would publicise details of people found guilty of sexual and domestic violence
Both tariffs and the Occupied Territories Bill make the main news stories this morning
Proposed increase in personal injury awards has been divisive, yet Micheál Martin took probing question in his stride
Thirty organisations including RTÉ, NUJ and Council for Civil Liberties urge Seanad to amend Bill
Opposition has Government in a bind on college registration fees
Micheál Martin performed a masterclass in sidestepping questions about rising costs
Four super-junior Ministers currently attend Cabinet
Some protesters shouted ‘traitors’ and ‘collaborators’ to staff and visitors entering and leaving complex
Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald refused to rule herself out of the race on Monday
RTÉ group of unions to criticise ‘closure’ of religious affairs programming department
Sinn Féin’s Pa Daly taking constitutional challenge over Government’s Cabinet
Budget ministers and party leaders are determined to eliminate the ‘once-off’ giveaways of the last three budgets
FAI was due to appear before committee next Wednesday
Possible consequences of the bill continue to worry some in Government
Retailers should fight defamation claims ‘and not take easy route’, says Minister
Committee hears services can be traded on internet and by email and were very difficult to monitor and quantify
Fine Gael are not happy but this, in a way, appears part of the post-election hangover
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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