Helen McEntee

Inside Politics: Council chiefs threatened with visit to headmaster’s office over housing sluggishness

Minister for Defence Helen McEntee expected to unveil new plan on Wednesday

Government is fast-tracking acquisition of anti-drone technology for use during summits

Any pivot in the US president’s tariff focus could have serious implications for Ireland

Radio: Newstalk Breakfast host displays sharp instincts, while a passionate denunciation of racism lights up Inside Sport

Helen McEntee a signatory to statement expressing ‘grave concern’ over ‘continued deadly unlawful attacks on civilians’

We have an obligation to our UK and EU partners

Minister for Defence says such a move would be ‘deterrent’ as vessels increasingly enter Irish economic waters

Inside Politics: Government accused of prioritising tourism over housing

Plus: Fianna Fáil hits the road, Ireland at the cleaner end of corruption index, and ‘startling’ number of passports stolen

Shuttling between realpolitik slap and diplomatic tickle, US secretary of state urges end to ‘western malaise’

‘The UN has served us extremely well ... but reform is needed’ Minister for Foreign Affairs says at Munich Defence Conference

Despite global disquiet and disorder, there is quiet confidence among some European representatives

Three Defence Forces members also awarded for rapid response and bravery during attack on Father Paul Murphy

Civilians from naval firm, most likely from outside State, will carry out almost all repairs and upkeep

Inside Politics: preferred pronouns in schools, and incentives for immigrants to join the Defence Forces

Public invited to have their say into how education system needs to evolve

Proposals under consideration similar to system operating in the United States

Taoiseach says he will raise concerns about treatment of undocumented Irish with Donald Trump in Washington

Another six faced accusations of sexual assault within the military in 2025

Many high-profile political aides have taken up lucrative post-government careers elsewhere

The housing crisis, underreporting of numbers and confusion over local authority housing rules mean those fleeing violence risk homelessness

Helen McEntee says she told Trump administration EU legislation is aimed at protecting consumers

Minister stresses importance of resolving bilateral differences during Washington trip

There are 23 cases of current Defence Force members appearing before the civil courts

Labour’s Duncan Smith says US homeland security should be asked for details of all Irish held by Ice

Minister to bring to Cabinet proposals for new statutory charter to strengthen accountability in schools

European Commission describes claims as ‘pure nonsense’ as Trump administration campaigns against social media regulation

Micheál Martin did not rule out possibility of Ireland’s involvement in the body last week

Pearse Doherty says majority of proposed funding is clearly intended ‘for military purposes’

Nine will go to the United States including the Taoiseach, who is expected to meet US President Donald Trump

Government to provide €100,000 to the Auschwitz Birkenau Foundation to support its education programme

An advocate says teaching in a way more suited to dyslexic students would have broad benefits for others as well

The ‘triple lock’ requires UN approval to send Irish troops on peacekeeping missions

Simon Harris does not see any scenario in which Ireland would join Donald Trump’s proposed Board of Peace

‘We must focus on what is within our control,’ Minister says before Government Trade Forum meeting

Involvement comes due to concern court judgment could cause an increase in Irish medical negligence cases

The US president has climbed down over Greenland, for now, but the spat has exposed fundamental weakness in the EU

TDs brave a leaky Dáil roof for a chance to comment on the Codswalloper-in-Chief

In speech circulated to diplomats, President warns against policy of ‘might is right’ in global affairs