‘Political climate change’ of Brexit will go on forever, Varadkar says
Tánaiste tells Fine Gael TDs and Senators that NMH paused helped to reassure people
Tánaiste tells Fine Gael TDs and Senators that NMH paused helped to reassure people
Finance committee asks top civil servant for documents relating to TCD appointment
Appointment of chair of abortion legislation review receives almost no scrutiny
Minister says Seán Clancy explained meeting was part of engagements with all ambassadors
Parliamentary party meeting hears support for 100% redress to remedy defective buildings
Ministers in hiding around Zappone appointment and Varadkar presence at hotel
Former minister says 24 patients waiting on trolleys, while numbers reached 36 last week
FG Senator calls for German data commissioner to investigate Frankfurt-based system
Senator Timmy Dooley says the closure of 103 branches is ‘appalling kick in the teeth’
Independent Senator says Covid-19 restrictions are a ‘dystopian vision of living’
Families need clarity on Covid-19 restrictions ahead of Chrismas, party meetings told
Call for certainty on reopening of islands as 92% on Inisheer favour closure until August
Labour source says tax pledge in FF-FG framework document is ‘unbelievably stupid’
Meetings took place year Dáil debated legislation aimed at combating harmful alcohol consumption
He replaces Frankie Feighan as Taoiseach’s nominee after losing Galway West Dáil seat
Cavan-Monaghan elects last two TDs putting Micheál Martin’s party on 38
Latest Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll suggests Taoiseach’s party could suffer casualties
TG4/Ipsos MRBI survey suggests Social Democrats and Greens in contention
Our politicians think we are not interested in long-term policies. The election will test if their cynicism is justified
Minster for Sport had previously refused to meet Connacht’s demand additional funding
Two potential election dates on either February 7th or February 14th have been mooted in recent days
Opposition criticise failure to set targets to ensure 20 per cent of public service recruits competent in Irish
New legislation includes 20% civil service recruitment target for Irish speakers
Surviving a no-confidence motion was one thing. Tougher challenges – and a general election – await in the new year
TD still claimed full salary of €94,500, as well as full allowance of €51,600 per annum
Changes unlikely to be passed through the Oireachtas before next year’s general election
Learjet woes, compo culture and Maria Bailey all made an appearance this week
Martin Kenny urges Minister not to back down on asylum centre in Co Leitrim
Government abusing device in ‘sabotage to democratic process’, says Boyd Barrett
‘We should pay attention because assimilation and language-loss is present’
Galway TD claimed direct provision centre would ‘destroy the fabric of Oughterard’
Locals against the direct provision centre reject the idea that Galway town is racist
Up to 700 people attend public meeting where there was near unanimous opposition
RIA initiative is one of the most ambitious linguistic research projects in history of State
Ministers to discuss drug cautions, night culture scheme and childcare at final meeting
Advertising watchdog plans to restrict when word ‘fibre’ can be used in broadband adverts
Tahothoratie Cross was the first participant in a new annual scholarship programme
Event marks famous 1919 flight of Alcock and Brown from Canada to Connemara
Maynooth course will facilitate students at home and abroad who wish to teach Irish
Third level students to get opportunity to study for three months in Gaeltacht areas
The Knot Worldwide plans to create about 100 jobs in the city
Súil ag Ceann Fine Náisiún na Móhácach go gcuirfidh an scéim nua le stór eolais a mhuintire
Mohawk student from Kahnawá:ke to study Irish in Connemara Gaeltacht this summer
A number of Government TDs understood to have missed Dáil business for soccer match
Taoiseach lends support to #TrasnaNadTonnta campaign
Alliance under pressure not to vote against Government on occupied territories Bill
PAC to hear €50m of overrun for St James’s site to come from health budget this year
Transport body is blaming ‘technical limitations’ over commuters’ missing characters
Up to five Bills may be needed to amend 60 EU Acts to deal with UK withdrawal
Taoiseach and Chief Whip warn Ministers Government losing too many votes
Penalty points and €80 fine proposed for drivers who don’t have driving licence to hand
The Taoiseach was the first to take out his phone and snap a quick photo of the screen which showed that the Bill had passed 90 votes to 15, with 12 abstentions
No lack of passion as 91 TDs meet constituents in Dublin to discuss climate concerns
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices