Pay row sparking medical scientists’ strike ‘left to fester’ for 20 years – SF
Unfair pay ‘led to a chronic retention and recruitment crisis’ in profession – Doherty
US delegation and Taoiseach discuss EU-UK impasse on NI protocol
Visiting group led by US Democrat Richard Neal emphasises importance of Belfast pact
Taoiseach condemns UK ‘get out of jail’ plan for Troubles crimes
DUP not interested in ‘sticking plaster’ approach to NI protocol, Donaldson tells Martin in Belfast
Russian embassy queries Taoiseach’s praise of Ukrainian nationalism
Legation critical of extremism personified by fascist collaborators during second World War
Up to 80 children with special needs in Dublin without school places
Taoiseach apologises to family without appropriate education for seven years
Taoiseach apologises in Dáil to Milne family over State failure
Parents unable to place twins in special school despite autism and learning difficulties
Dublin and Monaghan bombing failed in its objective, says Taoiseach
Martin tells memorial event Government committed to seeking out truth of bombings
Cork cancer charity sees sharp increase in demand for services
Cork ARC opens new ‘centre of excellence’ after pandemic restricted operations
Taoiseach calls for ‘pragmatism and commonsense’ from DUP over protocol
Evidence is growing of beneficial impact of Northern Ireland protocol, says Micheál Martin
Politicians need to ‘think twice ’ before objecting to housing -Taoiseach
‘Absolute need’ for housing trumps local objections to housing developments, Martin says
Taoiseach criticises ‘false narrative’ from UK on Brexit protocol
Martin tells Johnson any unilateral action would destabilise Northern Ireland
Bord Pleanála must be beyond ‘any perception’ of inappropriate behaviour – Martin
Taoiseach says Government not satisfied with level of litigation taken against planing body
Taoiseach ‘more than willing’ to offer State apology for illegal birth registrations
Campaigners express disappointment at apology made in Seanad by Minister for Children
State to have ‘effective ownership’ of maternity hospital land following legal advice
‘It is ownership,’ said the Taoiseach following questions from Mary Lou McDonald
Bord Pleanála deputy chair can not access systems until investigations end – Taoiseach
Paul Hyde stood aside from role amid investigations into alleged conflicts of interest
Bord Pleanála deputy chair can not access systems until investigations end – Taoiseach
Paul Hyde stood aside from role amid investigations into alleged conflicts of interest
The DUP should ‘take their seats and get on with it’, says Taoiseach Micheál Martin
Talks between UK and EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol should intensify, he said
Government to invest in Cork city as population set to rise by 50%, Taoiseach says
Cork to benefit from €165 billion in regionally balanced growth before 2030
Vatican will have ‘nothing to do’ with new National Maternity Hospital, Taoiseach says
Martin says ‘conspiracy theories’ flying about proposed move from Holles Street to Elm Park
Taoiseach calls on DUP to be ‘democratic’ and take their seats after Assembly elections
Micheál Martin also criticises Sinn Féin for sloganeering and ‘lack of substance’
Taoiseach to deliver opening lecture conference on Irish Civil War
Conference seeks to better inform debate on events of 100 years ago, says UCC historian
People in Northern Ireland want new Executive formed quickly – Taoiseach
Micheál Martin says issues around Brexit have ‘hindered’ the peace process
Sinn Féin rails against ‘spectacular’ Coalition failure on housing
Housing for All policy characterised as ineffective, but Taoiseach stages robust defence
Prison officers object to Taoiseach’s ‘very serious, outlandish’ comments in Dáil
Mr Martin commented on allegations female solicitor forced to remove bra on jail visit
No ban on turf sales for ‘remainder of year’, says Taoiseach
Proposed regulations to ban sale of turf from September caused furore within FF and FG
Key figures in Holohan secondment to be invited before health committee
Pursuit of Robert Watt has touch of ‘witch hunt’ about it, warns Taoiseach
Fraser supportive of Holohan secondment but ‘not involved in detailed arrangements’
Country’s top civil servant also indicates he did not discuss the proposal with Taoiseach
Taoiseach concerned over NI Assembly and North-South council
Brexit issues ‘further strained politics in North’ and ‘complicated’ relationships
Maura Quinn to carry out external review of abandoned Holohan role
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly says Quinn will report back to him in June
Fond farewells at funeral of FF stalwart Michael O’Kennedy
Taoiseach Micheál Martin delivers graveside oration for former Fianna Fáil minister
Western seaboard has ‘vast potential’ to generate renewable energy
Taoiseach says accelerating scale-up of offshore wind projects would help Ireland address climate change
Payment scheme for Irish people hosting Ukrainian refugees being considered
Acute concerns in Government about State’s capacity to house those fleeing invasion
Stephen Donnelly described as ‘patronising and frankly embarrassing’ in Dáil
Independent TD Marc MacSharry made comments following interview by Minister
Some families hosting Ukrainian refugees reporting financial challenges, Dáil told
Louth TD says people do not regret helping but face rising costs with no State support
North Dublin home turned into ‘HQ for drug cartel’ as local community intimidated
Homes are being petrol bombed and threats issued by gangs on social media, says TD
Uncertainty over EU green light for VAT cut on fuel could last until end of April
Taoiseach says European Commission likely to have ‘hard proposals on energy’ by end of April
Student supports help record numbers complete second level, says Taoiseach
About 91% complete post-primary in Ireland, one of the highest rates in the world
Dublin Airport accused of ‘race to the bottom’ on conditions for security staff
Staff being hired to cut queues must be available 40 hours per week but only guaranteed 20, Dáil told
Energy and food prices will continue to increase for rest of year - Taoiseach
‘Without action, low- and middle-income households face squeeze,’ says Sinn Féin leader
Reaction to Zelenskiy’s comment on Ireland ‘overstated’, says Taoiseach
Ukraine’s foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba says ‘Ireland is at the forefront within the EU’
Western leaders rally to close ranks against Russia over Ukraine invasion
Calls from Kyiv for intervention rebuffed but West vows more aid for Ukrainian resistance
EU ‘lining up’ conversations on further sanctions against Russia – Coveney
Minister says there is appetite for increased sanctions with Ireland to fore in discussions
Number in hospital with Covid highest in more than a year
University Hospital Limerick closes to visitors due to high numbers of Covid patients
President pays tribute to frontline workers as Ireland remembers Covid victims
Higgins will hold remembrance ceremony at Áras on national day of commemoration
Number in hospital with Covid highest since September 2021
More than 50 in ICU in State while further six deaths recorded in Northern Ireland
Pat Leahy: Reflections on the Taoiseach’s Covid-hit week in Washington
No Oval Office meeting, but Martin used trip to clearly position Ireland with the West
US president meeting to go ahead virtually as Taoiseach tests positive for Covid
Martin was due to meet Biden in Oval Office for traditional Shamrock ceremony
Fears mount over State’s capacity to house Ukrainian refugees
‘There is a capacity point,’ says one Minister, noting growing concern about what to do next
Taoiseach to discuss two-way Irish-US migration exchange with Biden
Martin will also thank the president for his ‘steadfast’ support for Belfast Agreement
Biden to discuss Ukraine, Covid and climate with Taoiseach
‘Leaders will reaffirm close partnership’ on St Patrick’s Day, says White House
Taoiseach says Covid-19 fund may be used to cover cost of accepting Ukrainian refugees
Martin says no checks conducted on people fleeing to Ireland: ‘Our primary impulse is to assist’
Northern Ireland protocol needs ‘significant changes’, Johnson tells Martin
Comment follows meeting between Taoiseach and British PM in England on Saturday
Taoiseach defends decision not to consult Britain before waiving Ukrainian visa requirements
Micheál Martin said Britain should understand that Ireland was acting as part of EU
Petrol stations free to individually raise prices, says consumer watchdog
Providers say much of the petrol and diesel being sold bought before excise duty cut
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