Claims staff at Wexford support service were vaccinated before turn in rollout schedule

‘Best opportunity since Connolly was alive’ for radical socialist politics, says Boyd Barrett

One-quarter of TDs are property investors or landowners

Legislation will be debated on Monday, with Opposition calling for stricter controls

Those who recover from virus deemed immune for six months rather than three

Passengers arriving from countries must complete 14-day quarantine period

‘Sudden and sharp’ decrease in cases in care facilities shows effect of vaccines, briefing hears

Oireachtas committees co-operate on review after department head’s salary rises to €292,000

Dáil hears claims some childcare providers were vaccinated early; GPs raise concerns

Service in Wexford may have exerted pressure on the HSE, says Labour Party leader

‘People might think everyone’s relaxing. That’s actually not true’ – Government official

A TD’s salary stands at €98,113 and this is set to increase to €100,191 - back to 2008 levels - by July

‘Why would you put someone from the Isle of Man into hotel quarantine when there is no Covid there?’

Inside Politics: Taoiseach tries to keep public’s spirits up by insisting ‘end is truly in sight’

Opposition figures, hospitality industry and ‘zero Covid’ campaigners criticise plan

Commission believes tapes should be destroyed for ‘legal and moral reasons’

TDs call for Coalition to offer hope as it reveals revised Living with Covid strategy

Minister incorrectly said negotiations with unions were ongoing during television appearance

Ministers to finalise Living with Covid-19 Plan ahead of Cabinet meeting

Minister says Justice Plan 2021 also includes proposals to reduce cost of taking legal action

McEntee to publish Justice Plan 2021 setting out 200 actions for next year

Taoiseach asks Chinese premier for review of O’Halloran’s case ‘on compassionate grounds’

Social Democrats TD brands Roderic O’Gorman’s suggestion ‘ridiculous’ in television debate

Taoiseach’s mid-summer reopening comments spark ‘frustration and anxiety’ in hospitality sector

Questions will focus particularly on problem mortgages and the outlook for bank staff

28 further deaths and 763 new cases reported as 13,171 more vaccines given

Level 5 to stay until April, while phased return of schools to begin in March

Phased reopening of schools set to begin in March but outdoor gatherings to remain banned

Some survivors who provided testimony say they were not told tapes would be deleted

Fine Gael meeting told reopening may only involve phased return to schools and childcare

Government study conducted in collaboration with ESRI will feed into plans to reopen, official says

Oral exams to be held during Easter holidays

Minister's proposal carried a ‘risk’ to testing and tracing system’s capacity, HSE chief said

Agency chief defends project, originally estimated to cost €54 million, before committee

Seven Oaks Hotel in Carlow had been ‘surprised’ by its inclusion

Bill will make it an offence to use vehicles on private land without permission

Retired healthcare workers, paramedics and others to assist at 34 centres across the State

Taoiseach says building on US-Irish relations more important than physical visit to Washington

Public debate continues over Ministers receiving vaccine as Washington visit looms

Department of Higher Education announces two online skills programmes for workers

Union says negotiations with Foley today are not indication it is re-entering process

‘Students have to be the number one priority’ but issue to important for union to be outside talks - Taoiseach

White House plays down idea of in-person meeting with US president Joe Biden

Q&A: What we know about planned measures for some incoming travellers

Plan to hold off on €58m project sparked backlash from community and local TDs

‘While we all would love and need a holiday, now is not the time to travel,’ says official

Coonagh to Knockalisheen road seen as critical for regeneration of Moyross

Project mired in controversy over delays and construction costs which are set to top €1.4 billion

Inside Politics: Increased fines targeting die-hard holiday-makers are likely

PAC to ask for analysis of decision to raise salary for civil service role to €292,000

Contractor ‘underperforming’ and claims for additional costs have hit about €300m

Almost 20 FF TDs said they would not rule out holding coalition talks with party

Hotel quarantining legislation likely to be in place within weeks, sources say

HSE says video-sharing platform with over a million active users is a ‘valuable channel’

Group to tell Oireachtas committee of ‘sharp increase’ in hospital-acquired infections

A year after the general election, Martin indicates a sea-change in FF stance

Government website Gov.ie is hosted on the public Amazon Web Services cloud platform

Minister for Housing on Friday published Bill aiming to empower Land Development Agency

Air passengers and hotels: Government expects law to be ready in ‘weeks’

Olympic 2024 hopefuls lobby for exemptions, saying rules affect medal potential

Proposed Bill directs Land Development Agency to increase level of affordable homes

AGSI says it is still awaiting guidance on new regime which includes fines of up to €2,500

Ceann Comhairle tells party he will not be ‘dictated to’ after row in chamber

Volume of vehicles on six Border roads drops by 1.2 per cent in last week, data shows

Uncertainty remains over whether or not Taoiseach visits US for St Patrick’s Day due to pandemic

Tánaiste stresses role of travel restrictions when importation becomes ‘major risk’

Varadkar appears to contradict Donnelly on whether people in shared homes have to stay in rooms

Academics raise concerns over gaps in regulation plan on online political advertising

Minister for Public Expenditure defends new salary of €292,000 for next secretary general in Department of Health

Fáilte Ireland’s chief ‘hopeful’ domestic travel will return in the summer

Revitalise Irish seed production or risk importing potato diseases from Continent

Regulations signed to implement travel measures decided by Cabinet on Tuesday

Sinn Féin TD Matt Carthy critical of €90,000 pay rise for incoming secretary general

Opposition members support strategy which health officials say offers ‘false promises’

Measures being worked on for people travelling into State without negative PCR test

Helen McEntee stresses Border is open and gardaí will not be asked to ‘police every boreen’

Martin tells parliamentary party that nearly half of those coming into Ireland’s airports on Wednesday had been on holiday

Visa-free travel from South Africa and most South American countries banned due to emergence of Covid-19 variants

Mourners urged to express condolences through social media, online websites, text or card

Tánaiste reportedly says international travel accounts for less than 1% of Covid cases in Ireland

Public are receiving fraudulent texts and calls asking for private information

Exit from Level 5 requires sharp fall in cases and will be gradual, says Tánaiste

Directly elected official would take on responsibility for housing and transport

Fianna Fáil TD ‘disappointed’ Cabinet stopped short of New Zealand style approach

Public vote could be held as early as October following approval of move in 2019