Legislation’s passage could be delayed due to the number of Amendments tabled

British PM speaks to Leo Varadkar by phone ahead of vote in the House of Commons

Healthcare group seeks to allay fears over future of the NMH after protest in Dublin

Pat Leahy: Public myopia and our political culture are obstacles to economic prudence

St Vincent’s site may fall foul of EU building rules after saga of politics, finance and ethos

Government hopeful of deal with hospitals on new facility ahead of year-end deadline

Sarah O’Reilly from Cavan notes ‘disconnect’ between Martin’s party and its membership

Watchdog to issue spending warning after €2.7bn business tax take in November

Reasons include overspending and non-achievement of €150 million savings

At present, the constitution only permits divorce where spouses have lived apart for four of the previous five years

Inside Politics: A big Commons defeat on the withdrawal treaty would likely end prime minister’s tenure

Concerns over contract price remain but officials say price would be spread out over 25 years

TD who left SF after abortion fallout also raises united Ireland and economic issues

What we can expect as the historic five-day debate on the UK’s withdrawal deal begins

If she loses small, she could get it to a second vote. If it’s big, all hell could break loose

Amid UK political uncertainty, diplomats pessimistic about May plan being passed

Public service pay and pensions bill now €1bn a year more than before economic collapse

Former minister says process was a ‘competitive dialogue procurement process’ rather than a tender ‘in the normal sense’

Passing of 3% tax on EU-based digital sales of multinationals would have hit exchequer

Report finds former minister did not influence process in favour of Granahan McCourt

Naughten’s offence did require resignation but not serious enough to mess up process

Bruton says by stepping aside Naughten ‘removed any apparent bias from process’

Taoiseach says he understands DUP’s position but deal respects Belfast Agreement

Analysis: There is general recognition Ireland has done as well as it could have expected out of a bad situation

Leaders agreed text of UK withdrawal from EU warning deal is best Britain will get

Tax cuts within scope of prudent budgeting will please ‘squeezed middle’

Officials finalise treaty and declaration texts ahead of meeting of leaders in Brussels

What is happening with the plan and what are the other concerns?

Varadkar facing limited options if EU’s draft withdrawal deal with UK cannot be ratified

Inside Politics: Think tank says necessary influx may add to rental pressures and housing demand

Report by independent auditor Peter Smyth expected to be published in coming days

Review of process to award State contract for rural network ordered in wake of Naughten resignation

The party is agonising over timing of vote but getting the message right is more important

Prime minister gets boost after pro-Brexit minister Michael Gove decided not to resign, and trade secretary Liam Fox backed her

Minister for Foreign Affairs says May’s deal offers Northern Ireland ‘best of both worlds’

Vested interests ‘hell-bent’ on maintaining political influence, claims Shane Ross

Concern in Dublin for May’s prospects as ministers resign and MPs move to oust her

If draft treaty is destroyed, prospect of a soft, managed Brexit may evaporate with it

Senators joke that one of them may die before judicial appointments Bill gets passed

TD says he will seek support from like-minded people in Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil

Protocol on Northern Ireland provides backstop guarantee that will safeguard a soft border

The 585-page treaty is complex but it seems the Irish Government got what it wanted

Taoiseach says unionists may be feeling vulnerable, isolated and worried

With the EU and UK having agreed draft of withdrawal deal, we are in the endgame now

Michael D Higgins sends warning of ‘deepening inequalities’ as he begins second term

Both sides to continue with efforts to modify legislation at report stage later in November

Presidential election disaster and stalemate in North pose challenges for Sinn Féin leader

Arlene Foster accuses British PM of breaking promises over proposal for Northern Ireland

Scant interest in high-speed broadband plan casts doubt on viability of national rollout

Series of seminars planned to help EU countries prepare for difficulties

Group of GPs concerned with plans to begin abortion services in less than two months

Bill could bring Ireland into E3 visa scheme, and benefit undocumented Irish

As an MEP, he was regarded as a big beast of the party, and a possible return to national politics was occasionally mooted

Inside Politics: midterm elections are seen as a referendum on presidency of Donald Trump

Government to accept only minor changes to legislation published before referendum

Resilient Minister for Health will survive criticism Fine Gael TDs see as unwarranted

Government’s budget spending shows priorities of President now mainstream

FF, FG and Labour in rude good financial health, Sipo accounts show

Fianna Fáil received €5.6m in State funding last year under three schemes

John Leahy says he will not stand in way of presidential runner-up taking over his party

Fianna Fáil rebuffs Casey plan to join and lead party

Despite its triumphant ending, the campaign has been bruising for Michael D Higgins

‘If I can use my skills and abilities I will, but how, I don’t know’

Analysis: Casey’s comments about Travellers will embolden a hundred cheaper imitations

There is a responsibility on councillors to exercise a more rigorous judgment when controlling admissions to the presidential race

Irish Times exit poll projects blasphemy referendum will be passed comfortably

Government officials are working on ‘plan B’ amid fears over possible collapse of process

Friday evening poll to give projected results of election and blasphemy referendum

Ceann Comhairle claims State adheres to ‘one China’ policy in letter to Deputies

Extension of transition period not something that can be exchanged, Taoiseach insists

Brendan Howlin says Sinn Féin candidate Liadh Ní Riada was ‘squirming’ in RTÉ debate on how much of her salary she takes

Debate format did not help candidates or viewers

Minister signals children interred at mother-and-baby home site ‘to have a dignified burial’

Tánaiste alludes to no deal after Brexit secretary Raab suggests backstop ‘alternative’

‘The one person who has done the most to create an aura of instability around his own Government is the Taoiseach himself’

Incumbent criticised over use of Government jet but holds huge poll lead as campaign nears end

Taoiseach says ex-Cavan-Monaghan deputy played important role during peace process

Poll shows majority for Fine Gael or Fianna Fáil is out of question so deals will be done

EU summit diary

Taoiseach says any Brexit deal must be acceptable to European Parliament

EU summit: Nigel Farage dispenses his brand of bluster; Leo Varadkar is in his element

Merkel and Macron turn up heat on May to find a political solution to impasse

Irish Government ‘not exaggerating’ concerns about consequences of no deal in NI

Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg and David Davis write open letter to May

‘Irish Times’/Ipsos MRBI poll finds overwhelming majority backs Varadkar’s stance

British PM asserts commitment to backstop while Varadkar says time limit unworkable

The Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI opinion poll

Irish Times opinion poll: President set to be re-elected at his ease

The Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI opinion poll analysis

Parties want to fight elections when strong, Fine Gael maintains lead over Fianna Fáil

Fine Gael maintains lead over its rivals despite a dip in satisfaction with Varadkar

State is currently stuck with a zombie Government unable to do anything

Presidential candidate sued broadcaster over tweet mentioned during live debate in 2011

Independent auditor will assess if process has been compromised, says Taoiseach

Analysis: Political drama could pull broadband project off the rails

Martin doesn’t want election, but wants Fine Gael to know he isn’t afraid of having one

Post-budget measures aim to avoid another huge overspend in the sector next year

Donohue avoids the rabbit-from-a-hat surprises of predecessor McCreevy

Martin says Fianna Fáil to back Government until Finance Bill passes on December 11th

Health and housing to be main focus with mild income tax cuts for middle earners