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Rite & Reason: He cured a social ill with the Succession Act, which stopped men from cutting their wives out of their will
Irish presidential election campaign momentum hits doldrums amid fears of chilling effect on prospective candidates of personalised attacks
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
Just days away from the next turn in the Donald Trump tariff saga, we are being egged on to slash a dangerously narrow tax base further
Colbeam Ltd, which wants to build 698-bedroom complex, is challenging council in High Court
Political parties no longer have ‘own entitlement’ to the presidency, says Taoiseach
Fine Gael privately seething over the controversy as Opposition parties unite in anger
Student college fees: Micheál Martin says there will not be a one-off cost-of-living payment again this year to reduce cost for students
Fine Gael politician becomes city's 358th Lord Mayor, securing three-in-a-row for party
All parties struggling to find candidates of sufficient stature to replace President Michael D Higgins
‘We’ve so fallen in love with the city, country and people,’ says Paul Johnston, announcing he is to stay in Dublin
From a Dáil row over the GPO to further housing woes, your essential end-of-week politics catch-up
Long-standing Dáil custom is most commonly used when a Minister travels abroad or is sick
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
The highest honour in Ireland but a big change of lifestyle, says MEP, as speculation builds over potential party candidates
Ireland and other countries favour sanctions against Israel, including suspending a trade agreement
Fine Gael parliamentary party hears next budget will be ‘responsible and responsive’
Initial testing to start in two years’ time within ‘controlled area’ for bus, rail and Luas services
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They have power, but seem unwilling to introduce cultural change and fiscal discipline
Nikki Bradley is working with authorities to make the building more accessible
It’s a profound insult to our national dignity that so many people no longer feel they have any prospect of owning their own home
Some in the Coalition parties fear the costs could outweigh the gains regarding changes to rent pressure zones regime while others point to the longer-term electoral picture
The most worrying feature of the Coalition’s first six months in office has been the impression of drift. This is a step in the right direction
Government Ministers working to update planning regulations to prevent change of use of childcare facilities
Renters such as students who have to move each year will get hammered by this provision, while other tenants are more likely to stay put
For 100 years, the Boundary Commission has made Northern nationalists mistrust the South
Half of electricity generated in the Dublin region is now being consumed by data centres
Residents concerned at lack of amenities as shop owner says his premises can no longer serve needs of community
The noisy remote-controlled aerial devices are flying over as often as 12 times an hour, householders say
Nora Timmins, mother of two Wicklow TDs, leaves €1m in will
We are heading for a decade of failure to get to grips with a growing social disaster. That’s long enough to fix things, even in Ireland
Former taoiseach calls it depressing that so many Palestinians had to die before other European governments came around to Ireland’s position
The pattern of when presidential candidates are announced is not consistent
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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