Party faithful give mixed views on Micheál Martin’s tenure, with no obvious challenger emerging amid concerns it is ‘difficult to find a TD who spans the generations’
Minister addresses Fianna Fáil ardfheis in Dublin as party braces itself for possible double byelection loss
‘Independent analysis and research support’ for department currently cracking down on overspends elsewhere
Party struggling to make impact in upcoming Dublin and Galway byelections, polls show
The Government appears to be ignoring the risk of a prolonged energy crisis
No party can claim to have ‘something for everyone’ when it has a woman problem like Fianna Fáil’s
Tánaiste Simon Harris expects former taoiseach to ‘reflect’ on ‘any hurt or harm’ remarks have caused
An Taisce says Government’s ‘Trumpian move’ will ‘all but end’ public interest environmental litigation here
‘Risk aversion is holding us back,’ Chambers tells engineers’ conference
Inside Politics: Spending ‘diktats’ from Jack Chambers are ‘going down like a lead balloon’, according to one Minister
But legal challenges are expected to new fee scale, which is opposed by lawyers
Measures perceived as ‘diktats’ among some colleagues and ‘going down like a lead balloon’
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Spending last year came in €4bn beyond what the Government sanctioned in previous budget
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK is exerting more and more influence
Both expected to isolate in quarantine for about five weeks after returning from Tenerife on Government jet
Expenditure control framework to be finalised shortly by Department of Public Expenditure
Nature restoration isn’t a luxury. It’s one of the highest-return investments available to the State
Fianna Fáil’s Malcolm Byrne believes meeting could also head off media efforts to find disputes between parties
HSE chief reveals ‘significantly worsened’ financial position in March when €250m overrun recorded in first quarter
Harris and Chambers are under pressure from their own backbenchers to keep the purse strings loose
If a State body is seriously proposing to impact on the environment, it should have overriding public interest stitched in from the outset
Designation would oblige public bodies to smooth the path of offshore wind farm projects in so far as their statutory powers allow
State agency has legal obligation to deliver a building for €70m project, but recently told Public Accounts Committee it had no funding for it
Jack Chambers tells Oireachtas committee engagement on this issue is under way within Government
Call comes following comments by Jack Chambers on Tuesday that budget ‘didn’t give workers a break’
Inflation is a concern, says Simon Harris
Ministers warn windfall driven by corporation tax may not last as calls grow to extend fuel supports and energy credits
‘Severe’ scenario could mean inflation hits 6% – but economy is expected to continue to grow
Inside Politics: Connolly to make call on referring Bill after ‘intense’ Council of State meeting
Despite expected growth, future spending increases and pledges may come under review
Workers’ living standards squeezed, Ictu chief says, with Coalition listening to ‘those who shout the loudest’
Green Party says move is ‘death’ of climate act
Minister for Public Expenditure drawing up proposals for levy on other departments to address underfunding
Ministers maintain human oversight remains a non-negotiable component in carrying out certain tasks
Minister for Education seeks reset in her core budget while Department of Public Expenditure is concerned about rising costs of special needs education and school transport scheme
Jack Chambers moving forward with original plan to use digital wallet to enable to people store Government documents on their phones
Minister for Infrastructure Jack Chambers will tell Cabinet that all public bodies will be required to identify suitable projects
The cost of the overspend will have to be met from reducing spending increases elsewhere – a development likely to infuriate Ministers
Cabinet told of 63% rise in people on hospital trolleys over St Patrick’s weekend compared to same period in 2025
British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly meeting taking place in Tralee, Co Kerry
Jack Chambers to brief Cabinet on plans aimed at speeding up critical infrastructure delivery
Tax rebate scheme for hauliers aimed at keeping supply chains working with double fuel allowance payment expected
Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers says route is ‘probably the most critical North-South road project’
Jack Chambers warns Middle East conflict could have ‘biggest impact on the global economy for decades’
Government open to examining supports as energy costs increase – but repeat of energy credits unlikely
Pilot project being built by Department of Public Expenditure has no start date, says Patrick O’Donovan
Situation impacting institutions’ capacity to deliver programmes
With Irish citizens stranded, skyrocketing energy bills and an upcoming St Patrick’s day one-to-one with Trump, the Coalition has much to deal with
Inside Politics: Prices of heating oil soar amid allegations of gouging
Government collects €2.9bn in income tax in February, 10% up on last year
Minister says intervention at this stage ‘highly unlikely’, arguing that last year’s budget measures were ‘permanent, affordable and sustainable’
Minister for Public Expenditure sought ‘radical options’ to deal with judicial reviews of planning and infrastructure issues
Lorcan Sirr’s assertion regarding figures makes for very disturbing reading
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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