Proposed €2m revamp of Lucan village branded a ‘disgrace’
Objectors to village green plan fear it will create a pedestrian wasteland
Garda hopeful of arrest after man dies while trying to prevent car theft
Dublin-based car thief identified as chief suspect following death of businessman
Liffey Valley land rezoning may be tough sell for McManus, Magnier and O’Flynn
Proposals for 5,000 homes in west Dublin clash with riverside protection orders
Dublin Mid West results: Jubilant scenes as Gino Kenny takes final seat
Fine Gael’s Emer Higgins also elected while Fianna Fáil’s John Curran loses out
Election 2020: Dublin Mid-West constituency profile
Seat won by Sinn Féin in recent byelection may be short-lived
Death of ‘giant of the left’ Seán Garland marked in Glasnevin
Workers’ Party ‘revolutionary’ defined his politics ‘in the many jails he served time in’
New Dublin town set to be approved despite local concerns
Councillors are expected to give go-ahead to Clonburris scheme amid worries over resources
Clonburris will not repeat past planning mistakes, says Council
New 8,000-home suburb in west Dublin will be high-density to avoid dependency on cars
Pat Leahy: Brendan Howlin is desperately seeking a vision
Labour faces a real battle to win back voters, but no one seems to be fighting it
Howlin denies pact with FF to defeat Government motions
Fine Gael concerned FF and Labour had done deal to co-operate on important motions
Ó Ríordáin and Humphreys selected by Labour for Seanad elections
Two ministers of state had lost their Dáil seats in the general election
Former Labour TDs to compete for Seanad seats
Aodhán Ó Riordáin in competition with outgoing Senators for nomination
Unsociable media comes to the fore in election campaign
Jack Chambers was among the victims of the personal attacks which are now the norm
Differing fortunes for Government parties as vote fragments in Dublin
FG now largest party in capital, while Labour has gone from 18 seats to just two or three
Record number of women TDs not just down to quotas
Many of the women elected to the 32nd Dáil have a strong political track record
Record number of women TDs not just down to quotas
Many of the women elected to the 32nd Dáil have a strong political track record
Dublin Mid-West results: Gino Kenny and John Curran elected on last count
AAA-PBP and Fianna Fáil candidates join Eoin Ó Broin and Frances Fitzgerald
Over €235,000 in aid paid to households hit by flooding
Department of Social Protection says payouts likely to increase in coming weeks
Study finds 23% flat tax could boost Exchequer revenue by €5bn
KPMG research does not include correcting elements included in the Renua policy
Labour calls for extension of subsidies for childcare
Policy document says supports could help double number of affordable places to 50,000
Robert Dowds decides not to contest general election
Dublin Mid-West TD says Labour is not going to be able to retain two seats in constituency
Taoiseach says ‘not realistic’ to set figure for refugees
Kenny says he instucted Minister Fitzgerald to attend crisis meeting with ‘flexible mind’
Homeless charity hits back at criticism from Labour TD
Peter McVerry Trust ‘disappointed, but not surprised’ by Joanna Tuffy’s comments
Students from Dublin least likely to get third-level grants
72% of CAO applicants in Longford get SUSI award compared with 46% in Dublin
Stagg’s view on lone parent’s change shared by Labour figures
Very mixed views in party on Joan Burton’s policy over job activation measure
Fianna Fáil claims Gerry Adams has serious questions to answers
Micheál Martin says report directly contradicts Sinn Féin claims that case had no basis
Students union accused of ‘fudge’ on reforming grant system
USI wants inequalities removed from grants system but seeks no move against ‘asset rich’
Bill to ban requests for deposits securing school places
Legislation will require all schools to make public all criteria for admissions policies
Concern school divestment policy causing ethnic segregation
Labour TD says having wider choice of patrons the ‘direct opposite of education being inclusive’
Fatal foetal abnormalities Bill is ‘flawed legislation’
Varadkar says Opposition cannot say with certainty what constitutes ‘incompatible with life’
Segregation concerns over transfer of school patronage
Catholic schools’ spokesman Michael Drumm says ‘amalgamation is way forward’
SF rejects blogger’s ‘shameful’ comments on Maíria Cahill
McDonald moves to dissociate party from suggestion victim was not raped
Cog notes: How civic-minded are our schools?
Concern has been expressed that some schools are dropping Civic, Social and Political Education
Report on transgender issues debated in Dáil
Lyons praises report that gives recognition to people ‘airbrushed out of our society’
AIB seeks return of bonuses and end of executive pay cap
TD says AIB should be ‘sent packing’ by Government which has 99.8% holding
Labour extends age limit for being considered a ‘youth’
Age change brings the party in line with how everyone else defines youth, conference told
Ex-FG member accuses party of spreading ‘false propaganda’ on Seanad
Fidelma Healy-Eames says claim abolition would save €20m ‘completely erroneous’
Seanad referendum canvassers paddling across an ocean of public indifference
Campaigns bring out big hitters but they struggle to engage shoppers
Seanad abolition is no power grab, says Gilmore
Tánaiste signals party dissidents will not face sanction
Government’s Seanad message ‘deeply cynical’, says former FG legal adviser
Brian Hunt says Coalition has had to ‘cobble together arguments’ for abolition
Rearguard action from Seanad advocates fails to refute notion of Dáil ‘waiting room’
Composition of the Upper House is the cause of a serious problem: perception
Education Budget cuts of €44m a ’difficult challenge’ - Quinn
Private school ratio cuts and student grant capital assessment discussed at meeting
Back-to-school costs highlighted by committee
Ebooks and tablets being introduced to schools without consideration of their educational merit, says Oireachtas committee
Flanagan attacks Coalition’s Dáil reform efforts
TD in wide-ranging criticism of every aspect of Dáil’s operation
Sharp divisions between Coalition parties on dissent over axing of Seanad
Enda Kenny insists party must back campaign but Labour adopts relaxed stance
Wallace to lodge complaint as Shatter controversy escalates
Minister may face Dáil motion of no confidence and ethics probe over remarks that Wexford TD escaped getting penalty points
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