Oireachtas Committee to hear many staff have left industry to take up jobs elsewhere

Party also has ‘no difficulty whatsoever’ declaring its property portfolio

Sean Fitzgerald sentenced to nine months in prison for incident during election campaign

Minister for Justice seeks extension of Act providing for non-jury Special Criminal Court

Measure likely to have biggest impact on Sinn Féin

Further action by applicants required before passports can be issued, Department says

Green Party is divided on issue, which could lead to members voting against Government

Numerous politicians have waived portions of their salary but the sums are not confirmed publicly

Minister plays down suggestions the Government had been weakened

Two green TDs lost whip for six months after voting with Sinn Féin on NMH motion

Inside Politics: A majority of one is not a comfortable position for any Government

Oireachtas enterprise committee debates Bill aimed at giving right to request to work remotely

Reform is to balance a business’s duty of care with personal responsibility of customers

Inside Politics: Could the Rural Independents be responsible for the loss of a Green TD?

Government examining how best to bolster employees’ right of appeal in draft law

Deal unchanged following intense debate over ownership and ethos of new hospital

Inside Politics: Government set to sign off on NMH deal, but the row is not over yet

Agreement unchanged after intense debate over ownership and ethos of new hospital

Case for pushing forward now on basis of current agreement questioned by Hourigan

Kieran Mulvey says contentious wording not in original 2017 deal

James Menton tells committee two owners would make it difficult to manage campus

Irish Women’s Parliamentary Caucus draws attention to intimidation and threats in job

Former Tánaiste says governors were ‘horrified’ there was no written valuation

Payment likely to be flat rate to minimise logistical complexity of administering it

Public Accounts Committee meeting to examine the university’s 2020 accounts

Martin tells Johnson any unilateral action would destabilise Northern Ireland

Campaigners express disappointment at apology made in Seanad by Minister for Children

Adoption rights groups and politicians call on Taoiseach to issue full State apology

Adoption campaigner criticises planned apology arguing it would be too narrow

Two Cabinet members who raised concerns defended project over the weekend

Minister counters Sinn Féin claims election result brings Border poll much closer

Irish, British and US governments urge parties to re-establish Executive rapidly

Naughton says there will be ‘clear protections’ to ensure new NMH has complete operational and clinical independence

Row between London and Brussels likely to delay forming new Stormont executive

Sinn Féin says keeping the Executive down ‘will not change the protocol one iota’

Further sanctions under consideration against individuals associated with gang

Drew Harris also insists vetting for security staff blamed for delays at Dublin Airport ‘working well’

Uncertainty over when a new Executive will be formed in the wake of Thursday’s Assembly election

Possible extra Oireachtas committee meeting on Thursday may feature Peter Boylan

Industry making ‘considerable effort’ to bring greater gender balance to the sector

Secretary general of the Department of Finance addresses committee

Ukrainian defence of facility highlights Russia’s failure to take major cities in 10-week war

Eamon Ryan talks of ‘real sense of outrage as to what’s happening in the Ukraine’

Concern at ‘slow and vague timelines’ and absence of Dart Underground and southside metro

‘I think it reflects a mindset that is worrying and not in touch with reality,’ says Martin

Seán Ó Fearghaíl and Mark Daly set to visit towns devastated by Russian invasion

Dalton Philips told department that delays in new system threatened the Irish economy

Micheál Martin says issues around Brexit have ‘hindered’ the peace process

Jim O’Callaghan warned gangs of youths ‘prowling Dublin city’ looking for people to attack

Pensions Commission recommends gradual increase in qualification age to 68 over 17 years

Sum of €400 per month being discussed to help with increased costs

Plans also being developed to roll out an initial 500 temporary modular housing units

Women’s council plans to address 12-week limit and poor national coverage

Grow Remote calls for changes to Bill to support firms to say yes to remote working

Revised plan on turf ban exempts communities of less than 500 people

Party’s motion likely to further expose internal Coalition tension over plans

Country’s top civil servant also indicates he did not discuss the proposal with Taoiseach

New offence of non-fatal strangulation could see life sentences for serious harm

Cabinet told up to 33,000 Ukrainian refugees could be seeking shelter by end of May

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly says Quinn will report back to him in June

CMO also reveals own role in development of his new academic job

Number is around 12% of 24,411 pledges made through the Irish Red Cross to date

Initiative to speed up development of apartments in cities also pushed back

Accommodation for Ukrainian refugees in Gormanstown, Millstreet and City West fully in use by Easter, meeting hears

Government expected to proceed with increase despite concerns of potential political fallout

Amnesty’s description of Israel’s behaviour and treatment rejected by ex-minister

Ministers told average of 580 people a day fleeing to Ireland daily due to Russian invasion

Committee to be told of estimated 40,000 job vacancies amid ‘unprecedented’ shortages

Political fallout from move could be very damaging to Coalition, say senior figures

Government to back fifth EU sanctions package as Zelenskiy accuses Russia of war crimes –

Up to 5,000 homeless people, about half of total number, need one-bed accommodation

‘Europe is repulsed’ by events in Ukraine, says Micheál Martin

Grievances over automatic entry into Plus draws spark alterations to playing biggest games

Simon Harris says 92% of people voted to extend vote in Seanad university panels in 1979

Tánaiste says ‘strong economy’ can help cover costs of refugee influx and soaring inflation

Number being treated in hospital for disease falls as more than 10,700 new cases reported

Former Army officer’s research highlighted treatment of women in Defence Forces

Proposals around time-of-day-pricing, fuel allowance and ‘helping families with children’

Figures provided to Dáil watchdog reveals expenditure jumped above €700,000 in 2021

Opposition piles pressure on Government over series of hikes in energy bills

Maureen Gaffney edged out after failing to get required number of Chu transfers in final count

Senator says information in press release was ‘inaccurate and false’ and ‘unfair’

DAA facing heavy criticism over terms and conditions on offer to security staff it is hiring

Taoiseach says European Commission likely to have ‘hard proposals on energy’ by end of April

Taoiseach signals ‘targeted approach’ to increasing vaccine take-up among refugees

Security analyst Tom Clonan and psychologist Maureen Gaffney are not far behind

Darragh O’Brien sets out ways being explored to meet housing needs on top of the existing targets

Staff being hired to cut queues must be available 40 hours per week but only guaranteed 20, Dáil told

Oireachtas committee to hear of infrastructural risks in wake of war in Ukraine

Former Dublin mayor Hazel Chu also a contender to fill seat left vacant by Ivana Bacik

SF urges adherence to public health advice while Labour seeks update from Tony Holohan

Health system creaking as almost 700 patients with virus admitted to hospital since Friday

Emergency accommodation may be offered in arenas, conference centres and even tents

The proposal is included among 159 actions in the Justice Plan 2022

Trip by Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram follows poor relations due to NI protocol row

Facility in Co Meath to be used on temporary basis in case alternatives not available

Health advice unchanged but calls for public to consider behaviour with regard to masks

Varadkar responds to claim two-tier system is in place for those seeking State’s protection

‘I would never set out to offend or upset anyone and the Tánaiste knows that’ - Kerry TD

SF leader says Government should do more to ‘cushion people’ from rise in cost of living