John Brady

Minister for Foreign Affairs says Europe could be facing first land war in decades

Minister says he did not see breach of Covid rules shown in photograph from earlier that evening

Minister unsure if it will be possible to visit Addis Ababa in two weeks

Social Democrats co-leader to table Bill on the matter after European ruling

Minister says Passport Service staff will effectively double by January

Whistle-blower Frances Haugen alleges company is ‘fanning the flames of violence’

Minister for Foreign Affairs acknowledges disruption but defends system against criticism

Inquest hears 85-year-old fired shotgun twice through door of his Mayo home

TD says ‘all options on table’ surrounding Coveney’s involvement in Zappone row

Reaction: Documents show Katherine Zappone ‘seriously lobbied’ three FG members

JLL reports puts economic value of the Dublin 1 scheme at €1bn

Minister removes restriction as membership down 60 per cent on 4,000 target

Committee hears cadets planning their exits immediately after joining

Magheramore beach site sells for €700,000 at three times the asking price

Coveney highlights use of starvation, rape as weapons of war in seven month-old conflict

Israel condemns ‘outrageous and baseless’ position contained in Dáil motion

‘We need to be honest with what is happening on the ground,’ says Simon Coveney

Minister denies SF claim that Defence Forces cyberattack readiness ‘undermined’ by cuts

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

Defence Forces battle a ‘story of brave gallantry, heroism turned on its head’

Sinn Féin warns of right-wing disinformation and urges greater military role for women

Minister says he has ‘received apologies, both orally and in writing’ from US authorities

Pandemic saw fobbing-in facility for recording attendance of Senators and TDs halted

Reneging on deal ‘would have serious implications for the UK’s reputation’

Some young Irish companies have grown, and even secured funding in these tumultuous times

Pandemic payment would ‘absolutely’ be extended, decision due ‘in coming weeks’

Wicklow – Elected on first count

Minister says she will respond to an enforcement notice ‘if it ever arrives’

Pet food manufacturer, operating in Wicklow since 2011, is considering moving operation to Germany

Regina Doherty announces €150,000 in funding for establishment of judge-led group

Fears tenants would stop paying rent if department covered arrears, minutes show

Fianna Fáil spokesman responds that Regina Doherty would not intimidate him

Government defence of public services card operation ‘rock solid’, Coveney insists

Taoiseach says parents without card can ‘go through the rigmarole’ of filling in forms

Keep Ireland Open makes complaint to Wicklow Co Council over erection of new fencing at estate

Data Protection Commissioner’s report found documentation retention unlawful

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

Coveney accuses Doherty of attempting to start ‘class war’ after ‘posh boys and girls’ jibe

On top of grieving for the loss of a normal future for their seriously unwell child comes the financial pressure

Policy paper on employment scheme says 206,000 people have been referred to it since 2015