Denis Naughten

New bill tightening curbs on sex offenders in the community passes committee stage

Oireachtas committee chair defends report recommeding qualifying age remain at 66

TDs and Senators reject key findings of Pensions Commission report

Two Government departments offered funding for facility amid closure threat, Dáil hears

Naughten highlights UK case where offender changed name five times over 30 years

Distance from public transport means many homes in rural areas have more than one vehicle

More simplified information on trial summary papers for vaccine and infant milk trials

Ex-taoiseach well acquainted with new colleagues at Heneghan Strategic Communications

Oireachtas committee says State agencies should include remote working metric in annual reports

Young people should minimise social contacts over next few weeks, says Tánaiste

All political parties backed legislation, as 10 independents oppose

Bogus self-employment can impact workers’ access to social protections, says committee

More than 30 Opposition amendments to landmark legislation fall or rejected

Helipad has been covered by temporary buildings needed for extra coronavirus capacity

Varadkar says GPs may be asked to do house calls to assist National Ambulance Service

Taoiseach says precise format of reward to be agreed in consultation with social partners

Darragh O’Brien under pressure amid SF motion to drop shared-equity proposal

In wake of Dublin street violence, Tánaiste concerned at online platform use by groups

Clifden centre needed in addition to Ballybrit facility, Sinn Féin TD says

Minister for Beer Gardens mortifies former hacks amid leaks of ridiculous proportions

‘They didn’t come in Covid-positive, they picked it up in hospital,’ Tánaiste says

Reaction: Unions say workers’ rights must be strengthened, while Ibec calls for ‘balance’

Over 350,000 people now in receipt of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment

Martin urges people not to create ‘unnecessary rows’ between Oireachtas and Npet

Ballybunion locals are on the ball as they fly the American flag for Joe Biden

‘Game-playing he constantly engages in has to end,’ says senior Fianna Fáil figure

TD says support system has fallen down despite assurances from Taoiseach

One nurse and one carer working 13-hour shifts looking after 24 residents, says director

Minister for Education confirms independent review of calculated grades process will take place

Broadband funding is same money Naughten secured years ago as minister, TD claims

Minister concerned workers will miss out on picking up knowledge gained sitting among colleagues

Register ‘nothing but a fig leaf’ as predators can re-offend yet comply with law, Dáil told

James Lawless, Fergus O’Dowd, Kathleen Funchion and Neasa Hourigan among appointees

The 25-year contract requires National Broadband Ireland (NBI) – the vehicle set up by winning bidder US firm Granahan McCourt – to deliver high-speed broadband to 542,000 mainly rural homes and premises

Some politicians and business people who lied to tribunals ‘got away scot free’, says TD

Denis Naughten proposes extra paid leave for frontline staff if economic crisis prevents pay increases

Castlerea priest tells of poignant scene when he performed last rites on detective in Roscommon

Move follows Dr Tony Holohan’s description of the practice as ‘a breach of confidentiality’

Social Democrats and Labour now seen as unlikely to enter government with FG and FF

‘Four legs’ and stable majority needed, says Regional Independent group Denis Naughten