Taoiseach Enda Kenny has pledged to support moves by world leaders to overhaul the rules of business taxation, an iniative designed to stamp out aggre(...)

The Government has fired the opening shots in the referendum campaign to scrap the Seanad, pledging Dáil reforms to strengthen the oversight of new la(...)

The EU-IMF troika is growing increasingly concerned about the slow pace of key health reforms as the Government enters the final phase of the bailout(...)

The tax inquiry by a powerful US Senate subcommittee into computer giant Apple and the financial advantages it enjoys in Ireland comes as bad n(...)

A senior Fine Gael figure smiles as he muses on Enda Kenny’s reluctance to fill the vacancy for junior agriculture minister, a post that has be(...)

Fianna Fáil’s ardfheis opens tonight in Dublin, the second since the party’s abject defeat in the 2011 election. The gathering comes amid resur(...)

The two main Opposition parties attacked the new insolvency plan for giving too much power to banks and other lenders as they (...)

The rejection by trade unions of the pay cut package in the second Croke Park deal presents an acute new problem for the Government. This is ex(...)

The Dáil resumes today after a two-week recess for Easter, with attention centred on the outcome of trade union votes on the “Croke Park II” pay cu(...)

Further tension between the Government parties over abortion is in prospect as Minister for Health James Reilly prepares legis(...)