Carbon tax in jeopardy as Fianna Fáil takes different tack

Party insisting on funds being reinvested in affected communities during report negotiations

Fianna Fáil broadly agrees with summer statement spending thrust

Failure to follow EU rules reduces Government scope for spending, party says

Fianna Fáil-Fine Gael deal unlikely to be renewed, says Cowen

‘Natural lifetime’ of confidence and supply deal may be over after October budget

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil rule out coalition with Sinn Féin

Flanagan says SF not fit for government and engages in ‘Paul Daniels economics’

Homelessness likely to worsen before improving, Minister admits

Eoghan Murphy criticised by Opposition over lack of ambition as situation deteriorates

Substandard landlords may face financial penalties

Landlords to register and certify compliance with fire-safety and rental benchmarks

Last-minute deal on water charges agreed as FG demands met

Fianna Fáil performed U-turn and cannot be trusted, says Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil reach rental strategy compromise

Cap will remain at 4% but changes include potential expansion beyond Dublin and Cork

Fianna Fáil seeks examination of water conservation methods

Oireachtas committee to examine expert commission’s report

FF may reconsider support if housing plan gaps not addressed

If this Government cannot address crisis we will ‘look for another Government to do it’

‘Huge’ social housing plan to be pushed - even if protested

Mixture of public, private housing unpopular in places but necessary - Coveney

Water grant total cost is over €94 million, Social Protection says

Just over half of householders eligible claimed €100 grant, new figures show

Banking inquiry has key questions to pursue Brian Cowen over

If Brian Lenihan had got his way over the bank guarantee, things may have turned out quite differently

Irish Water to be covered by FOI, says O’Dowd

Consumer will come first, says Minister

Dáil observes moment’s silence in memory of John F Kennedy

TD recalls the ‘great shock and numbness’ felt across the globe 50 years ago

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