Rebel Green Neasa Hourigan voted with the Government, as did a number of Independent TDs

Daft.ie has found that asking prices are falling for the first time in a decade

Move is part of the Dart+ programme, which will more than double capacity and treble electrification

Rare bout of public disagreement between close allies signals building friction over judicial changes

Ukraine president issues warning over consequences of losing Bakhmut

John Kavanagh admitted to the contraventions identified, Iaasa said

Former US vice-president ordered to appear before panel hearing evidence about alleged interference in 2020 election

Noeleen Blackwell said the complaints system had no place in modern life

Green Party leader was responding to assertion by Fáilte Ireland that non-accommodation providers in sector will lose €1.1bn in revenues

Extraordinary Emigrants: William Bennet Stevenson triumphed in his efforts to rescue the population from starvation

Carpenter (46) was standing near an ATM when he received a blow to the head

Joining Nato leaves Nordic countries open to ‘Russian retaliatory measures, including those of a military nature’

Luck not a factor at the Aviva Stadium, Ulster need to iron out wrinkles

Coalition under significant pressure following announcement that eviction ban will be allowed to lapse

Some 23% of shareholders voted last year against the re-election of chairman John B McGuckian, who has been on the board for 35 years

Staff made no apparent attempt to release the men before smoke filled the room

Talks follow tumultuous of growing dissent in military, mass protests and work stoppages

Audrey Hale killed three children and three adults at Christian elementary school in Tennessee

Fashion retailer says it will not need to increase prices by as much as previously thought

Bank of Ireland survey reveals moderate to poor levels of financial literacy among respondents here

Inside Politics: Dáíl debate and vote of confidence in Government takes place this morning

Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

American Chamber of Commerce Ireland sees housing as biggest challenge at present

Sandymount residents offer to be the template co-ordination to prevent ‘never-ending cycle of piecemeal development’

Presenter, also known for his drag queen persona Lily Savage, died ‘unexpectedly but peacefully’

No former US president has ever been charged with a criminal offence, let alone one who is running again

TikTok has given us so much, like the Womblands saga and Rushtok, but what is it taking from us in return?

Tell Me About It: It is unlikely that a couple in a situation such as this will resolve it without some outside intervention

The actor play found it fascinating to follow the late Ulster Unionist leader’s hard road to compromise for Owen McCafferty’s play Agreement

Cost-cutting has left workers drowning in ‘self-service’ admin tasks — but AI might come to the rescue

Property Clinic: Is there anything we can do to prevent leaks?

Do those brain training games really do anything? Do we need to cut out alcohol completely? What should we be eating to boost our brain health?

AIG and Activate Capital back development of residential schemes in Dublin 8 and Howth

Grafton Port Collection is generating combined rental income of €1,011,500 and sits on site with scope for further development

Investment of 2-4 Fade Street offers the prospective purchaser a net initial yield of 6.25%

Landmark scheme developed by Michael Tiernan and the late Owen O’Callaghan producing €1.45m in annual rental income

Giftware retailer agrees long-term lease with Hines and Peterson Group for 6-8 College Green

The novel, written by one of the first readers at Ireland’s first public library, is a good guide to making the best of the most awful and absurd circumstances

Twelve-storey building comprising 20 ‘very large’ homes of 2,000sq ft to replace unloved former Smurfit office block

Guide for 12 and 13 Fitzwilliam Place, mews buildings and apartment reduced from €6.5m to €5.6m

When dealing with multiple losses, emotions can be chaotic and defeating

Lauren Mackenzie is just the latest writer to benefit from the Irish Writers Centre’s Novel Fair, which helps pair new talent with literary agents