Simon Harris adds support of five Independents, bolstering slim majority
Fine Gael members to gather for ardfheis ahead of leader’s expected confirmation as taoiseach on Tuesday
Fine Gael members to gather for ardfheis ahead of leader’s expected confirmation as taoiseach on Tuesday
Fine Gael leader, who is set to be voted into role next week, has ruled out ‘transactional’ deals
Returns of politicians’ interests for 2023 show 29 of the 160 TDs declared that they were landlords or owned rental property
Parish council, which owns building housing childcare facility, previously said it could not afford to pay for fire safety upgrades
Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform takes it handy while deputising for Taoiseach at Leaders’ Questions and blands Opposition TDs pleasantly to sleep
Fisheries protection body has been wracked with internal disputes and scandals, provoking resignations that have left board without a quorum
Large number of TDs indicate they would vote against the Coalition
Minister says entry criteria for medical certificates for a person with a disability ‘out of date’
Issues such as foetal pain relief can be raised within review, Minister for Health says
Poll shows 89 per cent favour women being given details on alternatives to abortion
Move on corporate tax ‘appeased our EU masters’, and is ‘just the beginning’, says Nolan
All political parties backed legislation, as 10 independents oppose
Donnelly says little online anti-vaxx false information because ‘constantly called out’
Former minister insists churches ‘a hell of a lot safer than supermarkets’
One-quarter of TDs are property investors or landowners
Sinn Féin’s Darren O’Rourke raises issue of ‘statistical transfers’ from Estonia, Denmark
Taoiseach says Government will engage with publicans but ‘Covid-19 thrives where crowds gather’
Covid restrictions meant Dáil proceedings transferred to the National Convention Centre at a cost of €25,000
Varadkar tells Dáil Government wants to regularise their situation
Doubts over future of two Galway pools highlight years of underinvestment by State
Labour leader accuses State of breaching public health guidelines on benefit scheme
Borrowers on wage subsidy told they must wait to draw down approved loans
Tom Quinn’s book – Fishing’s Strangest Days – a treasure trove of fishing tales
Greens’ internal issues have made Labour a more attractive option as coalition partners
Previously unshakeable fealty of electorate to party system shattered
21-year-old Sinn Féin candidate Louis O’Hara very close to pulling off shock win
Fine Gael won only 15.5% of the votes among the youngest 18-24 age group
Fianna Fáil to emerge on top with Green Party in line to hit double figures
The improvement in the French economy and growing awareness of France as an export market encouraged the setting up of the office
They will have to put in place process for carbon-proofing major decisions and projects, including investments in transport and energy
TD is ‘baffled’ by Government’s ‘illogical’ approach to mineral exploration
‘We are not so much selling the family silver as paying someone to take it off our hands’
Concrete trade body calls on Government to ensure aggregates supply is ‘sustainable’
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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