Immigrants facing revocation of citizenship not entitled to legal aid
Committee established in 2018 to remove citizenship from those who obtained it fraudulently
Irish Red Cross ex-director threatened with ‘gag order’ over criticism
Board member had resigned over concerns about the charity’s finances
Man convicted of terror offences attempts to stop stripping of Irish citizenship
Ali Charaf Damache would be the first person to have citizenship revoked
Alleged Isis fighter could face 10 years in prison in Ireland
Belarus native, naturalised as an Irish citizen in 2010, held by Kurdish forces in Syria
State increases Irish Red Cross funding, amid financial difficulties
Charity to focus on new ‘charity begins at home’ strategy, documents show
Irish women in politics: ‘Now, now, girlie. There’s no place for women here’
The trailblazing women who breached the male-dominated world of Irish politics encountered sexism and prejudice – from both sexes, writes Martina Fitzgerald, in this edited extract from her new book
Ex-Fine Gael TD Monica Barnes ‘open and optimistic’, funeral hears
Former Senator and TD had intended campaigning for repeal of Eight Amendment
Public Services Card reveals State ignorance of data privacy issues
Net Results: Government must be aware of citizen rights when drafting database plans
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 Rathdown results: Alan Shatter loses Dáil seat as Green Party returns
Fine Gael newcomer Josepha Madigan joined by poll topper Shane Ross and Catherine Martin
Geraldine Kennedy: Gender quotas alone will not ensure balance
Ireland ranks among countries such as North Korea for proportion of women in politics
Bishops tell Minister not to ‘interfere’ with ethos of schools
Jan O’Sullivan wants to abolish 50-year old rule on status of religion in classroom
Miriam Lord: Fine Gael members driven away by legal threat
Dara Murphy ally prompts walk-out by threatening to sue Senator Burke for slander
Airbnb: it is all there in the Revenue rules
Ministers must not have checked their ‘e-briefs’ before contacting Noonan
Olivia Mitchell: ‘People are very bitter and you can’t blame them’
The Fine Gael TD is acutely aware of public anger towards politicians after the economic collapse, but that’s not why she’s packing up after 18 years in the Dáil
Fine Gael TD Olivia Mitchell confirms she will stand down
Dublin South deputy will not seek re-election after almost 20 years in role
Mitchell to retire from Dáil as constituency redrawn
Dublin Fine Gael stalwart received highest vote of any female candidate in 2011 election
Ceann Comhairle rejects rumours about resignation
Seán Barrett says will not stand down before general election
Death and property: a taxing time ahead for Government TDs?
Bereaved taking out mortgages or forced to sell family home to pay inheritance tax
Labour’s Pat Rabbitte will not run in general election
Alan Shatter to seek nomination to contest new Dublin Rathdown constituency
Presidential age vote defeated by three to one margin
Kenny says this referendum ‘sidelined’ because attention was on same-sex marriage
Fine Gael adds Richard Bruton to Dublin Bay North ticket
Party council takes decision after Minister’s failure to win nomination at convention
Fine Gael TDs voice support for IAG’s Aer Lingus bid
Labour opposed to deal but Coalition sources say sale unlikely before election
Celtic Tiger immigrants made us better-looking, says Mitchell
Fine Gael TD says immigration has been good for Ireland
Dubliners 'could face huge increases in property tax'
Olivia Mitchell highlights increases in property values that will cost owners hundreds of euro
Fine Gael TD backs colleague’s call for abortion referendum
Regina Doherty said clear legislation would have to replace article 40.3.3 if it was removed
FG deputy wants abortion article removed from Constitution
Olivia Mitchell says current regime is not working and satisfies no one’s aspirations
Second day of train strike set to affect 100,000 people
Backbench Fine Gael TD Olivia Mitchell says strike is futile
Dublin TDs warn against property tax ‘discrimination’
Humphreys says he and other TDs had already raised the issue with Howlin
Dáil sketch: ‘Amazeyballs’ as new procedures catch TDs off guard
Roll call of shame shows new reform is a change that actually works
Dublin proves to be a fickle place for politicians and political parties
Projected Labour losses show how volatile the capital is with unclear results
Minister’s contribution to debate on foetal abnormality was disrespectful to women
87 % are in favour of medical intervention for this condition
Coalition partners at odds on abortion
Sharp divisions between FG and Labour backbenchers over controversial Bill
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