David Davin-Power, former RTÉ correspondent, dies aged 72
Dublin-born broadcaster was presenter on RTÉ Radio’s Morning Ireland and served as Northern Ireland editor
Case for ‘Gluas’ light rail in Galway identified by feasibility study
Potential for as many as 7.5m passengers each year but costs estimated to be in excess of €1.23bn
Taoiseach will nominate chair for long-awaited Covid evaluation committee
Simon Harris was speaking on way into meeting in Government Buildings
Sinn Féin seeks distance from scandal - and the solution is policy, policy, policy
David Cullinane’s health policy runs to 120 pages with big reform promises and a proposed €4.4 billion increase in budget
Cabinet to push forward with final legislation next week, clearing way for election
Election 2024 countdown to begin as Ministers are expected to greenlight measures
Brian Stanley responsible for his ‘bad behaviour’, not Sinn Féin, says Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Féin leader says the party will select an alternative candidate to contest Laois constituency in general election
A week of clearing the decks at breathtaking speed in readiness for an election
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Clare Daly to switch constituency and run as Dublin Central candidate
Election 2024: Former MEP to run in four-seater where TDs include Mary Lou McDonald and Paschal Donohoe
Hate crime law among five Bills rushed through Dáil in six hours
Defamation Bill and Mental Health Bill will not be completed before general election but nine pieces of legislation set to be passed
Occupied Territories Bill will not become law before Dáil is dissolved
Bill banning trade with illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine to be referred to Oireachtas committee in signal of intent
Brian Stanley’s wife appointed by Sinn Féin as sole representative on EU committee
Appointment of Caroline Dwane-Stanley was made before TD husband’s resignation from party
Occupied Territories Bill to come before Cabinet
Proposed legislation stalled in 2018 because of legal advice that concluded Bill contrary to EU trade law
Children with scoliosis offered surgery in United Kingdom and New York
Cabinet to discuss clinical plan and proposed Occupied Territories Bill concerning Israeli imports
Jackie Cahill announces he will not contest general election due to ‘personal circumstances’
Fianna Fáil TD apologises for the sudden nature of his resignation
McDonald to make ‘unequivocal’ apology in Dáil to teenager who received inappropriate texts
SF leader confirms she will correct Dáil record after ex-party member confirms he was 16, not 17 when messages were sent