Dublin Mid-West constituency profile: Bellwether will show if voters are moving to anti-immigrant candidates
Election 2024: Sinn Féin hopeful of gaining two seats despite dwindling poll numbers
Election 2024: Sinn Féin hopeful of gaining two seats despite dwindling poll numbers
Motion says that House will takes note of document which made 38 recommendations as some TDs oppose legislation
Proposals recommend allowing assisted dying in restricted circumstances
Labour TD Aodhán Ó Ríordáin says current policy of criminalisation for possession of drugs for personal use is not working
Leo Varadkar says Government will give ‘careful consideration’ to Citizens’ Assembly’s drug proposals
Many disabled people ‘hugely concerned’ that discussions about assisted dying would inevitably lead to talks on assisted suicide
We don’t need assisted suicide. We need a functioning health service with palliative care for all
The main issues raised are around unintended consequences in the law, such as elderly or vulnerable people being coerced into making a decision
HSE chief said last week the health allocation was ‘not adequate for all current costs’
The working-class area of Fettercairn is being moved from Dublin South-West, home to People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy, to Dublin Mid-West, home to party colleague Gino Kenny
New Zealand introduced medically assisting dying legislation with tight controls following a referendum
Gardaí are taking threat of the far-right in Ireland ‘extraordinarily seriously’, Minister tells Dáil
Irish Doctors supporting Medical Assistance in Dying concerned bill will fall with change of Government
Varadkar tells Dáil he ‘must have been’ briefed about the ‘legitimate’ legal strategy
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Rural Independent TD in line to be chair of special committee which may be convened before Christmas
Campaigners, doctors and patients call for end-of-life care legislation
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Total of 6,149 whole time equivalents were hired, compared to budget target of 14,700
Danny Healy-Rae left to his own device as Zapponegate saw Government rocked by a role
When these options are available, those in severe distress can feel pressured to make a choice
President could be on the Bob Cratchit shift as Government leaves its shopping late
Department rejects assertions and says civil society will widen involvement of voluntary groups
Assisted suicide ‘anathema’ to ethos of palliative care movement
Time for sombre occasion to help those who could not attend funerals, says Minister
Martin tells PBP TDs that expulsion of ambassador would ‘would achieve very little’
Time for Government to ‘go beyond words’ in response to violence against Palestinians, says TD
Oireachtas justice committee to consider People Before Profit Bill on assisted dying
Gino Kenny says Government trying to delay Bill by proposing setting up Dáil committee
In the end, if we cannot choose to die, we cannot choose to live
A new Bill has reopened the debate about the right of doctors to assist the terminally ill end their lives at a time of their choosing
Legislation would let people who are terminally ill decide time of their own death
Brid Smith says new mothers had been left ‘isolated’ from support services
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