Government considering legal change to stop companies on subsidies paying dividends

Firm behind Mercedes received State support and paid €1.8m to offshore shareholder

Former commissioner and Frances Fitzgerald speak about Disclosures Tribunal findings

Ireland needs single-tier universal health service, Mary Lou McDonald tells conference

Republic seen as a more tolerant, inclusive place for minorities, Shayk Umar al-Qadri says

Journalists barred from entering court by gardaí at sitting earlier this month

Jim O’Callaghan says 10-storey fast-track scheme ‘far too dense and unsustainable’

McGrath fields views of backbench TDs on budget during parliamentary party meeting

Dáil Sketch: O’Connor bags a meeting with the Taoiseach as MacSharry forgets who’s who

Officials warn well-intentioned initiatives could be counter-productive

Micheál gets ratty in slugfest over housing, CO2 monitors and Belarus comparisons

Do those agitating for the ousting of Micheál Martin have any idea how their actions appear to the public?

Discontented rule out any imminent move against Micheál Martin

TDs cast doubt on whether Micheál Martin will lead party into next general election

Party TDs express disappointment at slowness of report and poor byelection showing

Former minister doesn’t mention leadership issue but says electorate deserve ‘cohesive’ party

A remarkable victory has given the Labour Party a badly-needed morale boost

Jim O’Callaghan will not say Martin will lead Fianna Fáil in next general election

Contest likely to be a two-horse race between FG’s James Geoghegan and Labour’s Ivana Bacik

FG get a taste of their own medicine at Kate O’Connell’s Dublin Bay South pharmacy

School says no account taken of psychological evidence the facility would harm pupils

John McGuinness asserts protected disclosures law has been an ‘utter failure’

Contentious housing issue likely to test mettle of candidates from Coalition parties

Martin pointed to EU’s digital green certificate as framework for resumption of travel

Byelection prompted by former Fine Gael minister Eoghan Murphy vacating the seat

Darragh O’Brien huffed and puffed and finally got a shovelful of dirt – disappointing

Councillor Claire O’Connor is tipped to also contest party’s ticket for seat vacated by Fine Gael’s Eoghan Murphy

Devices are used to mask the sound of a shot, and are popular with hunters

Politicians, civic leaders and public figures on the Ireland they want to see in next 100 years

Advocates welcome amendment to Children’s Act signed into law last week

Ireland ‘one of the most efficient producers of food globally’ despite 34% of emissions via sector

TD from battle-ground constituency likely to be under pressure to deliver for the party

Ministers fear they are politically exposed on housing issue as pandemic recedes

Parliamentary party meeting hears calls for buyers to be limited to one property each

For those trapped paying exorbitant rents with no route to home ownership or on local authority waiting lists, the problems of supply and affordability remain

Vote could act as a reminder to Coalition parties of the importance of solving the housing crisis

‘Half-finished’ wall partially hidden from view since attack last year

The restrictions had prevented grieving parents from speaking publicly about cases

Legislation to address legal loophole should come into effect by May 3rd, says Minister

Vaccine rollout in coming weeks seen within party as crucial to position of Micheál Martin