Q&A: What do Oireachtas committees do and when will they finally be set up?
Sinn Féin has claimed the current timetable means committees will not be set up until May
Speaking rights row may simmer down following Ceann Comhairle confidence vote
A Government counter motion of confidence in Verona Murphy was comfortably passed by 96 votes to 71
Aer Lingus proposes ‘legislative approach’ to solve Dublin Airport passenger cap
Airline’s suggestions for dealing with the issue said to be unconnected to possible legislation for lifting cap
All households to pay ‘small amount more’ under planned changes to Local Property Tax
New rates of LPT will kick in next year
Irish pharma exports to US projected to halve over five years in event of trade war
Cabinet to be briefed on potential impact of US tariffs on the EU
Majority of Irish homeowners to see property tax increases this year
Paschal Donohoe expected to brief colleagues on proposed changes to LPT charging mechanism to limit the impact of rising property values on householders
Explainer: How would Ireland be affected in a US-EU trade war
With Washington expected to unveil tariffs on the EU and Trump setting his sights on Irish pharma, April 2nd is being viewed with dread in boardrooms and Government Buildings
Taoiseach insists Government and Dáil are ‘working’ despite ‘unacceptable’ scenes
Darragh O’Brien says he hopes next week’s confidence vote in Ceann Comhairle will mark end of speaking rights row
Independent senator Aubrey McCarthy expresses interest in possible Áras run
Businessman and charity co-founder the latest person to reveal they are considering presidential tilt
Cuts in State spending not on table in tariff ‘war gaming’, Chambers says
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said ‘engagement is key’ to dealing with the looming imposition of US tariffs
Political jitters as Trump’s tariff liberation day may bring serious ramifications for Ireland
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An eyesore or a necessary tool: Public asked to offer views on future use of election posters
People can make submissions to feed into research on ‘key feature of Ireland’s democratic landscape’
No confidence motion could break speaking rights row
Previous motions have brought proceedings back to an even keel but it remains to be seen if next week’s will do the same
Lack of up-to-date knife crime statistics criticised as ‘quite incredible’
Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín makes remarks after Minister for Justice unable to provide information on such incidents
OPW disputes suggestion it rejected agreed location for National Gallery of Ireland’s unused X-ray scanner
Gallery confirms plans to spend €175,000 on cabinet to house machine