Dáil Éireann

Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: Simon Harris and Marco Rubio at odds over trade call

David O’Callaghan (41), from Bray, may be required to enter further pleas when he is sentenced next month

Opposition will be keenly watching outcome of Brussels meeting to respond to any new defence commitments

Everybody has an opinion on what Taoiseach should say to US president during his upcoming visit to the White House

How might the Government of a unified island be constructed?

Group staging sunrise-to-sunset action wants Bill passed ‘as per the original text’

As President ̉Zelenskiy succumbs to offer a minerals deal to US, President Trump' State of the Union address is a triumphant roll call of his achievements and a taunting of his enemies

Opposition groups have still not got over ‘the Document of Destruction’

Cabinet decisions today largely reflect responses to changing global political environment

Micheál Martin was thrilled although for a while it looked like there’d been a drastic rewriting of history

Another effort to resolve the increasingly bitter Dáil speaking rights controversy ended in disarray this week. Where to now?

From Dáil speaking rights row to the German elections, it's your essential end-of-week politics catch-up

One–third of Dáil TDs own land or properties, according to latest Register of Members’ Interests

Fiery Dáil exchanges over impasse as promise of solution dubbed a ‘con’

A full-blown trade war could be underway by the time the traditional Washington visit takes place

Ceann Comhairle tells Micheál Martin to stop carrying on like a child following goading by Pearse Doherty over Michael Lowry

Micheál Martin says ‘agencies need to get stronger and be more effective’ on animal welfare

Opposition describe talks as a ‘sham’ as row is set to return to Dáil for vote

Government and Opposition whips each insist they will not back down ahead of crunch meeting

No resolution to Dáil drama weeks into the new term, with more fireworks possible today

‘It’s all rather embarrassing. People are talking and not in a good way’

Proposal calls for number of measures to tackle domestic violence including training of judiciary and juries

the time has now come for both sides to devise an equitable solution that is proportionate to the scale of the problem

Cabinet meets today before Dáil returns, with resumption of weekly speaking row likely

Operation Rialtas was established last May in advance of the local and European elections

Government insists plans will not infringe on Ireland’s military neutrality

The latest wheeze to appease Regional Independent TDs has further riled Opposition, and mystery surrounds a mooted Linda Martin presidency

Senior Minister earlier said Government ‘expects and insists’ that HSE should work within agreements

Government proposals to resolve row over speaking rights ‘utterly unacceptable and will not be tolerated’

Labour TD Eoghan Kenny hits out at rushed changes while Helen McEntee says ‘huge amount’ of consultation work done

US president launches online broadside amid already-fraught situation during Ukraine talks

Richard Boyd-Barrett asks why the Minister ‘didn’t bother his backside’ to turn up for two debates in a row

Dáil told 50% of energy produced in Dublin and Meath goes to data centres

The TD wins Dáil vote by 96 to 66 against Sinn Féin nominee Aengus Ó Snodaigh

Here’s what we’ve learned so far as a number of documents have been released

Allow them a little latitude and next minute it’s wholesale ructions and we’re disgraced in front of the world

Michéal Martin said SF leader ‘ag insint bréaga’ in Dáil

To shut door on data centres would send signal Ireland does not want to be part of ‘most profound economic revolution’, Micheál Martin says

Here in Ireland, the government is expected to propose €50m in non-lethal aid for Ukraine

Simon Harris to brief ministers on plan and seek approval for Ireland’s participation in G20 forum, while Peter Burke is to set out IDA Ireland’s new five-year strategy