State subsidy for developers ‘absolute madness’, says Sinn Féin deputy leader
Tánaiste says 10,000 new social homes will be added to housing stock this year
Irish energy policy: McEntee says nothing should be ‘off the table’
‘We need to look at the targets that we’ve set and how can we change and amend’
Event to mark handover of Dublin Castle from British authorities
First State commemoration since pandemic began will reflect 100 years of ‘unbroken’ democracy
Coveney’s account neither disproved nor made more plausible
Analysis: All versions of Zappone affair involve Government job for old colleague
‘Strategic genius’ and Brexit player: Who is Ireland’s next ambassador to London?
Martin Fraser is being handed a crucial role at a sensitive time in Anglo-Irish relations
Varadkar says ‘outstanding issues’ remain in relation to maternity hospital move
Tánaiste insists he has ‘no concern’ provision of lawful procedures will be blocked
Covid: July set to see spectators in trial return to sports events, easing of indoor dining rules
Groups of up to six being permitted for indoor dining in July, parliamentary party meetings told
Irish consumers turn to Irish food products during Covid crisis
Close to half of top-selling 100 grocery brands were Irish-produced last year
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin: ‘We’ve to be careful to ensure we never slip back’
Interview: ‘My worst day came early on, when I met the parents of a victim. That shattered me’
More than 400,000 summer holiday bookings may be in jeopardy
‘Doom, doom and more doom’: Irish travel agents despondent over latest Covid-19 restrictions
Brexit: Duty-free makes a come-back for travellers returning from Britain
New rules from January 1st will not apply to people coming from Northern Ireland
Covid-19: Varadkar ‘optimistic’ most vulnerable will be vaccinated in early 2021
Tánaiste said it was ‘really encouraging’ to see so many companies developing vaccine
Greens call for Varadkar to give detailed Dáil account of contract controversy
Tánaiste rejects article allegations that he acted unlawfully in sharing draft GP contract
Budget 2021: €5.5bn set aside due to Covid-19 and Brexit uncertainty
Varadkar insists contingency funds needed as ‘we don’t know what’s going to happen’
International coverage of Coalition deal consistently spells ‘Micheál’ incorrectly
New York Times notes SF rise to main opposition party as shift in Irish politics
Green Party negotiators at odds over merits of government deal
Hourigan voices ‘considerable’ concerns while Smyth cautions against ‘ideological approach’
TDs and senators back ‘best achievable’ programme for government
Crucially, Catherine Martin, the Green Party deputy leader, has supported the deal
Future government should look at options for Cork-Limerick motorway – Ryan
Green leader says any savings on proposed motorway could fund light rail in Cork city
Fianna Fáil plan set to freeze public service pay, Taoiseach claims
FF rejects Varadkar comments and says Fine Gael seeks to stir up pre-election pay auction
Leo Varadkar says general election should be held at ‘right time for the country’
Taoiseach’s election language seen as more ambiguous than before
Dáil expenses system ‘too lax’ and needs overhaul, says Varadkar
Taoiseach calls for clerk of Dáil to launch investigation into ex-FG TD Dara Murphy
Affordable childcare the key to gender equality in workplace, say experts
Taoiseach promises Citizens’ Assembly on equality will close to the gender pay gap
Varadkar defends housing record saying opponents more focused on ideology than delivery
Taoiseach turns sod on State’s first affordable purchase housing scheme in the country
An Taisce calls on Varadkar to clarify climate change remarks
Taoiseach showed ‘reckless disregard for science’ by talking of climate change benefits
Varadkar’s comments on illegal immigration ‘dangerous’, says rights group
Sinn Féin leader criticises Taoiseach for singling out migrants from Albania and Georgia
Donohoe keeps everything centred with middle-of-the-road budget
The Minister is claiming the mantle of fiscal prudence, but is it looking a little threadbare?
UN summit: environmentalists criticise lack of ‘concrete actions’
Secretary general welcomes 77 countries’ commitments to net-zero emissions by 2050
Government to seek ‘consultative role’ in NI if direct rule imposed after Brexit
British PM expressed desire to attend next British-Irish Council meeting, says Varadkar
Shadow of children’s hospital looms over capital plan
Analysis: Taoiseach says any claims projects would be cut were ‘scandal-mongering’
Issues over Public Services Card ‘certainly’ require change - Varadkar
Taoiseach foresees further work on retention of data, transparency and legal basis of PSC
Varadkar defends Mercosur trade deal from beef farmers’ backlash
Taoiseach says opposition to deal could thwart future free-trade arrangements
Taoiseach withdraws Dáil remark about ‘sinning priest’ Martin
Varadkar said remarks ‘caused offence to people I never intended to offend’
Áras party celebrates 100th anniversary of first Dáil
Michael Holohan returns to the Áras 80 years after attending its first garden party
Housing crisis: Dáil told of ‘mind-numbing’ lack of ambition
Labour Party leader tells Taoiseach, ‘I am convinced you don’t have the will to solve it’
Pelosi pledges to raise Irish visa Bill with Republican Senate leader
Democrat says she will help renewed push in Congress to pass extension of E3 visas to Irish
Retendering children’s hospital contract not an option – Harris
Minister says he wants ‘everyone to continue doing what they’ve signed up to do’
MEP says EU is ‘standing behind’ Ireland as no-deal Brexit looms
Philippe Lamberts says Ireland is between ‘a rock and a hard place’ in Brexit negotiations
The English have been getting stuff wrong about Ireland again
Donald Clarke: Brexit fever is escalating Britain’s ignorance of Ireland to intolerable levels
Martin rules out election in 2019, saying it would not be in the national interest
‘Political chaos we see in London will not be allowed to spread to Ireland,’ Martin says
Government ramps up preparations for no-deal Brexit
Varadkar says Ireland will not make plans public until appropriate to do so
Failure to publish report on rape of three children in foster care condemned in Dáil
Taoiseach said he would have to check with Minister for Children on the report
FF to push Government on slow progress in tackling housing crisis
Move comes as party prepares to decide on confidence and supply deal extension
May to warn of ‘division and uncertainty’ if MPs reject EU deal
British prime minister to argue deal delivers Brexit while protecting jobs and livelihoods
Varadkar insists lack of staff in hospitals at Christmas results in delayed treatment
Taoiseach said his experience working in various hospitals helped form his views
Brexit: Varadkar sets out second condition for review of backstop
Taoiseach says possibility of special Brexit deal summit in November becoming less likely
‘Race against time’ to conduct safety checks of 40 schools
Minister says it is likely that more schools will close due to structural concerns
Brexit: Varadkar says transition extension is not alternative to Border backstop
Taoiseach says any Brexit deal must be acceptable to European Parliament
Nobody ‘in right mind’ wants to see cervical cancer cases in court - Harris
Solicitor working with some CervicalCheck affected says State ‘effectively hiding behind women’
Dublin airport could have a third terminal, says Shane Ross
Minister raises possibility of privately run terminal, says second runway an ‘imperative’
Brexit: ‘call Ireland’s bluff’ on Border, Rees-Mogg tells May
Hardline Brexiteer says EU’s stance on Border is political rather than legal
Screening controversy: Woman’s anger ‘outweighs her fear of dying’
Mary Lou McDonald says mother with cervical cancer ‘has no confidence’ in HSE chief Tony O’Brien
Naughten expresses ‘sincere regret’ over phone conversation on INM
Denis Naughten: ‘I do sincerely regret expressing a view’
EU issued warning to Government over alcohol Bill
European Commission said the proposed legislation may conflict with bloc’s law
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