Patrick O’Donovan not seeking media coverage review of fuel protests despite suggestion he would
Tánaiste says no need for ‘any sort of formal review’ into RTÉ’s coverage as party colleague comes in for criticism
O’Donovan’s comments on media coverage of fuel protest ‘sinister and deeply disturbing’, NUJ says
Minister for Media suggests RTÉ report used to encourage protesters to Whitegate refinery
Simmering Government tensions over O’Callaghan’s request for Army help with fuel blockades
Helen McEntee twice declines to confirm if Minister for Justice consulted her before Defence Forces announcement
Opposition parties support fuel protests but stop short of endorsing blockades
Many TDs are preparing to support Sinn Féin’s motion of no confidence in the Government this week
How ‘feis-fixing’ scandal rocked the insular world of Irish dancing
Alleged rigging of competitions stunned outsiders but came as no surprise to insiders
Only 13% of houses built with defective concrete blocks have finished remediation
Cost of State-funded scheme has swelled from €122.3m at the end of February 2025 to €283.1m at the end of February this year
Former ceann comhairle and Fine Gael minister Seán Barrett dies aged 81
Taoiseach Micheál Martin described Barrett as a thorough gentleman who ‘believed passionately in parliamentary democracy’
Ignoring communities where large Ipas centres planned ‘concerning’, says Harris
Department of Justice moving forward with laws to address planning issues around proposed accommodation centres
Current energy crisis is ‘worst the world has ever seen,’ Harris says
Tánaiste warns that households may need to reduce energy usage as Government considers further support measures
Biggest barrier to united Ireland is the Government, says Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald
Opposition party leader: Coalition has responsibility to plan for constitutional change and unification
Hauliers strike threat on hold after ‘positive’ meeting with Minister over fuel supports
Labour TD says more energy conservation and cost of living measures should be considered by Government
Plans to strip convicted killers of parental rights to proceed despite Tusla’s concerns
Department of Justice ‘satisfied’ that Valerie’s Law ‘is constitutional in all respects’
Tensions brewing in Government over slow progress on social media access age limit
Jack Chambers moving forward with original plan to use digital wallet to enable to people store Government documents on their phones
Staffing issues at State agency led to delay in carrying out parts of plan to end sexual violence
Majority of 95 actions in Government’s own Zero Tolerance strategy were not completed by the end of 2025
Councillor resigns from committee tracking Limerick mayor’s progress over off-mic comment
Local representative Catherine Slattery ‘sorry now’ she voted for John Moran