Security spend on homes of Ministers and officials up threefold
Figures provided to Dáil watchdog reveals expenditure jumped above €700,000 in 2021
Garda counter-espionage resources under review due to Ukraine war - Harris
Commissioner said force was ‘security service, as well a policing service’
Fare reductions being examined to get people back on public transport
Possibility of alternative flexible options for Taxsaver tickets and free transport tickets for children raised with PAC
Taoiseach defends health chief Robert Watt’s pay increase of €80,000 as ‘appropriate’
Fianna Fáil TD criticises information provided to PAC over salary
Taoiseach and Greens say they have confidence in Varadkar
Sinn Féin calls for resignation of Tánaiste over leaking of GP contract
2021’s truce, treaty and Northern Ireland commemorations will test our goodwill
Last year’s rows over the RIC and Kilmichael do not bode well for next year’s centenaries
Leo Varadkar says ‘we have lost our way’ in the decade of centenaries
Tánaiste says ‘inclusive and respectful’ tone must return to the commemorations
Sinn Féin TD apologises for sharing conspiracy theory Facebook posts
Tipperary TD Martin Browne said ‘apologies should stop’ on IRA’s history
Prisons source older game consoles to prevent inmates using internet
Xboxes fall under ‘incentivised regimes policy’, says director general of prison service
McDonald will not seek Stanley’s resignation from Public Accounts Committee
Sinn Féin leader plays down party member visiting activist critical about tweets
Social media ‘pile on’ against Sinn Féin critics does not aid party, Ó Broin says
TD said social media should be about engagement and the cut and thrust of political argument
Tom Barry said Provos only had ‘themselves to blame’ for losing support
Kilmichael commander did not support PIRA bombing of civilian targets
What happened in the Kilmichael and Narrow Water IRA attacks?
Ambushes of British forces referred to by Sinn Féin TD were very different from each other
Jobpath scheme costs €11,000 per successful participant, TD says
Flagship programme for long term unemployed costs €244m since 2015
Danny Delaney, Theresa Sherlock, Ger O’Neill - some of Covid-19's victims
Deaths at Maryborough Centre in Portlaoise stark reminder of human cost of pandemic
Coronavirus: Ireland 'may have reached a plateau' but 43 die in one day
NPHET to review Covid-19 measures in nursing homes and other institutions
All-party climate action committee reaches agreement on carbon tax rises
Last-minute amendment agreed to support those on low income before taxes imposed
Cross-party approach to carbon tax to be sought at committee
Fine Gael TD says time for talking on carbon tax is over as public wants politicians to act
Governments must be more ambitious on climate change
Achieving big enough emissions reductions is now required in every sector, especially in transport and agriculture, says Bruton
It’s a long way to nationwide climate action, but not in Tipperary
A local climate action initiative in the county has led to 150 homes being retrofitted
‘Green’ buses to be tested on routes in Dublin and Cork from next month
Vehicles will use variety of technologies designed to reduce carbon emissions
Council staff ‘face intimidation’ when tackling illegal dumpers
Donegal local authority reported 10 ‘insidious’ incidents over last three years
500,000 passports issued in first five months of this year
TDs should not to turn their offices into ‘passport processing’ centres - Tánaiste
Conor Murphy latest MLA to rule himself out of SF leadership race
Six TDs have voiced support for Mary Lou McDonald to replace Gerry Adams
Department of Health trying to ‘capture’ healthcare reforms
Government warned not to let vested interests ‘block progress’ on Sláintecare programme
Health reforms dogged by political opposition, says HSE chief
Tony O’Brien says hard decisions require political courage ‘that is not often apparent’
Colum Kenny: Media mergers need to be taken more seriously
Oireachtas committee short on facts about INM takeover of provincial papers
IRA was allowed continue as ‘unarmed husk’, McDowell claims
Ex-minister says Irish and British governments saw inert paramilitary as best option
Sinn Féin accuses Fitzgerald of casting IRA ‘smears’
Party welcomes Garda review, which it claims will show the IRA no longer exists
Gerry Adams and Sinn Féin stay calm under fire
McGuigan killing: Sinn Féin shrug off sharp criticism about IRA from PSNI, Government
Sinn Féin says review will show IRA no longer exists
Party accuses Tánaiste Joan Burton of using the killing of two people to criticise Sinn Féin
Irish Water denies Dublin meter installations to stop this week
Sinn Féin TD claims group of installers have been laid off with no further work
Bord na Móna to seek planning permission for giant reservoir
Chief executive Gabriel D’Arcy says recent drought shows need for more water storage
Opposition parties criticise Government moves to encourage water charge payment
Moves to cut water pressure will leave poor families with a ‘trickle of water’
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