Sinn Féin proposing free prescriptions for all if elected to Government
Election 2024: Sinn Féin to launch new healthcare policy as it fights to regain momentum
Can Sinn Féin still mobilise voters?
Party made it through Wednesday with no major development in the cascading series of scandals around it
Social Democrats promise to spend €250m on early years education and cap fees at €250 a month
‘Twin-track’ system would use budget surpluses to buy existing childcare businesses and build new facilities
Greens face losing TDs but still hope for coalition
The most pessimistic in Leinster House believe the Greens could see just two or three TDs in the next Dáil, all in Dublin
Car testing contracts expose RSA to absorbing inflation costs, report finds
Road Safety Authority’s surplus could be reduced or eliminated ‘due to having to meet the costs of contracts indexation’
OPW to defend ballooning cost of modular homes for people fleeing Ukraine
Public Accounts Committee will also quiz OPW on progress of flood relief schemes
Final pieces of the pre-election jigsaw falling into place
Coalition flashpoint over the election date appears to have passed after agreement was reached last night that the election will be held this year
Price hikes for drivers sought as ‘unsustainable RSA’ funding model highlighted
Report outlines ‘unsustainable’ funding model at the Road Safety Authority and suggests it be overhauled with some some functions transfering to the Department of Transport
General election in late November or early December looking increasingly likely
Taoiseach to engage with Coalition leaders next week to consider dates for dissolution of Dáil and holding of election
Sinn Féin says its records show person at centre of Ó Donnghaile controversy was 17 when he received messages
Fine Gael TD and former Labour Senator have publicly suggested, including on the floor of the Dáil, that the individual was 16 at the time
Brian Stanley controversy: Government ‘bottled’ fight to block new PAC chair nomination, SF says
Mairéad Farrell was sent forward to Dáil by committee with unanimous approval after Mr Stanley’s resignation from party
‘Very unusual’ for President to suggest concerns around Planning Bill without referring it to Supreme Court
Statement from President suggests a dedicated case taken to the Supreme Court would be more appropriate than a referral under his own constitutional powers
Sinn Féin nominates Galway West TD Mairéad Farrell as new PAC chair
Party names replacement for former TD Brian Stanley on influential committee
Sinn Féin faces political pressure over claims it misled Oireachtas on Niall Ó Donnghaile’s resignation
Niall Ó Donnghaile was named on Tuesday as the party member who stepped down after sending inappropriate text messages
Paschal Donohoe denies allocation of extra money is clearing the decks for general election
Minister told Cabinet of plans to allocate net €6.3bn to fund capital works, public pay costs and cost of living measures