Northern Ireland deserves better than rearview mirror politics
Difficult to ignore how Garvaghy Road conveniently shifted attention from the everyday responsibilities of government
Difficult to ignore how Garvaghy Road conveniently shifted attention from the everyday responsibilities of government
‘Enhanced social dialogue’ offered by Taoiseach more suited to AI summit than public sector unions’ pickets
Preparations are under way for the strike, which will see more than 300,000 public sector workers undertake a work stoppage
Party’s Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart says party must ensure Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill is ‘dealt with in the appropriate way’
Chris Bryant uses power to intervene and quash Parades Commission decision
Government had provisionally scheduled a full day of Dáil business but this was contingent on staff at Leinster House being available
Not yet restored as a leadership contender perhaps, but the Minister for Public Expenditure’s stock is higher than it has been for a long time
Michelle O’Neill’s confident and defiant responses appeared almost to goad the DUP into walking out of Stormont
North’s First Minister has been prominent in opposing the Orange Order march on the Garvaghy Road
Unionist politicians have led calls for arrest of Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O’Neill
Government Chief Whip says Dáil ‘must’ sit on Wednesday, the day earmarked for public sector strike
The normalisation of ultra-short-termism has entrenched financial irresponsibility
Motions also listed against John O’Dowd, Caoimhe Archibald and Liz Kimmins
No need for Michelle O’Neill or Mary Lou McDonald to be there in person
The Irish State continues to subsidise 50 private secondary schools by a total of more than €140 million a year
Arcane Victorian laws allowing ‘unregulated, irresponsible drivers’ to operate in the capital, says TD
Emma Little-Pengelly said First Minister ‘chose to follow the law of the mob instead of the law of the land’
Court of Appeal in Belfast has reserved judgment on a fresh legal challenge to Portadown march
Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition to seek leave to apply for judicial review of Parades Commission decision
The resurrection of this march of all marches, with its bitter, bloody history, has tapped into something visceral in the northern nationalist psyche
Micheál Martin says one football match is not going to get Israeli government to ‘change direction’
For those in south, the events highlight the continuing divisions in Northern Ireland
Parties outline various ways in which rival budgets might appeal to the public ahead of next week's announcement
Taoiseach, Cabinet Ministers and MEPs contacted by Russian-owned plant in Co Limerick
Radio: On Newstalk, the Hard Shoulder host strains for balance during grim events in the North, while Andrea Gilligan hears an unorthodox voice on Lunchtime Live
Students at the demonstration highlighted how housing difficulties have pushed many to the margins of the traditional university experience
Budget 2027: Sinn Féin eyes 3% ‘solidarity tax’ and €600 for additional properties, while offering €500 ‘essentials card’
Labour, Sinn Féin and Social Democrats are going all in on the cost of living
‘No value’ secured from deals which represented ‘substantial loss to the taxpayers’
Northern secretary circulates document with proposals to break impasse
Fr Brendan McPartlin lives off Garvaghy Road and believes negotiation is the only way to break the standoff
Dr Kirsten Fuller claims the ‘majority’ of GPs don’t agree that abortion is a form of healthcare
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