Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran pulls no punches as he talks about his struggles with dyslexia
Minister nicknamed ‘Boxer’ from school days because ‘I could avoid the problem by creating a row’
PAC chair criticises Oireachtas authorities over €13.5m TV coverage tender
John Brady says ‘blind eye’ turned to workers who rely on social welfare when parliament in recess
Fuel supports extended by two months as Dáil vote splits Healy-Rae brothers
Reduction of 30c per litre for diesel and 25c for petrol to remain in place until October 31st
GP numbers rise by just 185 in five years despite healthcare needs of growing population
Surgeries are closing doors to new patients, with concerns for rural practices if a doctor retires
Houses of the Oireachtas forecast to be more than €24m in the red by 2027
First independent look at how houses are run since 2004 amid ‘emerging financial pressures’
Dáil roof repairs form part of €600,000 Leinster House summer works
Work is underway in one committee room to make it fully accessible
Concern raised as Sinn Féin code of conduct warns members not to publicly criticise party
Party member described new rule as ‘a chilling effort to quell internal dissent’
Raheny driving test centre closure is a temporary measure for ‘six months to two years’
All test appointments, applications to move to Killester but RSA could not say how many learners affected
Sale of vapes and cigarettes to young people could be banned
Government considering ban for anyone born after certain date
Vape tax increase being considered after it raises €22m in nine months
Increase likely to be announced in Budget 2027
Former Labour TD and lord mayor of Dublin Michael Conaghan dies aged 81
Former college vice-principal found life as Dáil backbencher ‘disappointing’, saying council ‘where you get local things done’
Bill proposes to close mandatory charges ‘loophole’ in student rents
Legislation geared to prevent college landlords using higher service fees to circumvent 2% rent-control limit, says Labour Senator Laura Harmon
Pharmacists’ powers to prescribe contraception expected to be in place by year end
Women will be able to get monthly repeat prescriptions at chemists after initial GP consultation
US warns Government not to push Occupied Territories Bill type action in Europe
Embassy cites risk to hundreds of thousands of Irish jobs with US companies from ‘symbolic measures’
Calls for Government to send observer to German ‘show trial’ of Daniel Tatlow-Devally
Politicians criticise conduct of Dubliner’s trial over trespass and criminal damage to Israeli-owned arms factory