Europe is again eyeing Ireland’s corporate tax revenue
So enormous are the State’s revenues that they are attracting more international attention than the Government would like
Fianna Fáil leader
So enormous are the State’s revenues that they are attracting more international attention than the Government would like
Michael Healy-Rae says legislation has been ‘scutterised’, creating uncertainty for businesses
Micheál Martin told Fianna Fáil it is ‘critically important’ to have ‘as genuinely inclusive a debate as possible’
Taoiseach pledges to work with Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman
In a game of chicken with his eye off the ball, Taoiseach faces blame games from opponents
Success of smoking ban can be replicated if action is taken
In any debate on unification, the wishes of all the people of Northern Ireland must be paramount
Individual unions approve planned stoppage next week following rejection of pay offer worth 7.7%
Government statement also indicated that O’Donovan did not have a veto over the decision
Unions and Government negotiators are separately due to meet an independent panel with the aim of resolving the dispute
Suspected cyber attack affected refrigeration systems in 13 SuperValu stores throughout Ireland
But Government has ignored its promises on pay, conditions and resources
Jennifer Kearney raised concerns in a letter to superiors on Cork University Hospital patient safety and staffing levels
The planis of a piece with the Taoiseach’s well-advertised antipathy to premature action
Athlete ‘stood out not just for her exceptional talent, but for her strength and perseverance’, Connolly said on Sunday night
Collins played a major role in Irish politics during the tumultuous Haughey years and his family has represented Limerick since 1948
Call for greater vigilance about ‘permanent change of affairs, not an aberration of the Trump presidency’, former British prime minister says
Micheál Martin to bring proposals to Cabinet to set up body to examine issues around reunification
Micheál Martin says ‘partisan’ push for Border poll since Brexit vote has concerned him
Micheál Martin also asked to hold Minister for Health to account over ‘the accuracy’ of comments about hospital
Ireland’s higher-education community has a moral obligation to ensure our Government acts to stop genocide
‘Whole of government’ approach helped put an end to the belief that rural policy was an adjunct to agricultural policy
Micheál Martin lays out how he believes the unity agenda could be advanced, something he has been reluctant to do in the past
It is clear it will take much to repair the damage, not least given the potential for other flashpoints
Taoiseach points to significant population growth in rural towns and villages
Former president knows Ireland has no intention of joining Nato, Micheál Martin says
National Economic and Social Council report likely to conclude such arrangements ‘generate a combination of gains and trade-offs’
War of words breaks out over legal measure that requires Government, Dáil and UN approval to deploy troops abroad
The amendment will pass but a calmer debate would be welcome
Removal of US tariffs on Irish whiskey was promised by Donald Trump in September, though it is yet to come into effect
Six in 10 identify lack of confidence in their Stem subject ability as barrier to pursuing career in the sector, survey finds
German supermarket chain plans to open 14 new stores and redevelop 10 existing outlets
Special advocate for survivors of institutional abuse calls for Mother and Baby Institutions Payment Scheme to be extended
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