Brendan Griffin

John Twiss was convicted of the murder of John Donovan and executed in January 1895

Parliamentary party meeting hears support for 100% redress to remedy defective buildings

Martin Browne tells Oireachtas committee he ‘condemns everything about’ the murder

Michael Ring criticises Government over plan to reopen tourism despite dining limits

Many restaurants will shut for good if they cannot reopen soon, Oireachtas committee hears

Estimated 120,000 learners waiting for theory tests and 72,000 for driving test

‘Wake up’ to Irish aviation crisis, Government urged as Stobart Air ceases trading

Facebook, Twitter and TikTok appeared before the Oireachtas media committee

Suggestion being considered to help hospitality sector and show appreciation for frontline workers

Permit delays at Department of Agriculture are squeezing timber supplies

Hospital responds after accusations by Fine Gael TD of ‘significant delays’ for patients

Over 100 people cleared by treatment fund to have scopes carried out in nearby private hospital

Office expected to have 180 staff including those already working for BAI

Preparations ongoing for potential reopening of inbound tourism market in bid to save next summer

Department officials believe conviction of John Twiss might be ‘unsafe’, says Minister

Pádraig MacLochlainn asks if committee accepts ‘this precedent’ where would it stop?

TDs not satisfied with Minister for Justice’s refusal of full Q&A session over Woulfe appointment

Having essentially lost the election, party determined not to repeat mistakes

If Minister of State for Sport Dara Calleary is looking for ideas, the old Santry sod a good start

Jack Chambers and Niall Collins appointed Ministers of State as Jim O’Callaghan and Joe McHugh turn down roles

Party leaders yet to finalise list of ministers of State, but there will be disappointments

KHK Sports, owned by a son of Bahrain’s king, has cut ties with the gangland figure

Gangland leader Daniel Kinahan brokered Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua boxing match

Tennis Ireland's Richard Fahey says restrictions in place for health and wellbeing reasons

Strident calls for 0% figure contravenes European Union directive, Taoiseach tells TDs

Zappone reports for duty in Leinster House as Ross remains in south Dublin cocoon

With mass gatherings of over 5,000 people banned until September, we look at what’s left on the sporting horizon

Fáilte Ireland examining proposal to rerun 2013 event to boost tourism after Covid-19

Relevant Ministers were too busy to meet with Basketball Ireland CEO – for 18 months

Kerry – Elected sixth count

Poll sugests huge popularity enjoyed by Healy-Rae brand may be on wane

New €30m rescue deal heralds a likely end to the acute phase of the crisis at the FAI

New deputy chief executive hoping to help plot new way forward for association

A lot will hinge on order of eliminations in this constituency with 19 candidates running

Healy-Raes are secure but sitting FF TD could be squeezed out by new party candidates

State will restore support in deal being discussed by Government, FAI lenders, Uefa

St Columba’s, which Shane Ross’s children had attended, among schools denied funding

Minister for Sport hails progress following meeting on association with Uefa officials

Minster for Sport Shane Ross believes ‘substantial progress’ will come this week

Liquidation of football body being examined but Minister wants to ‘avoid that at all costs’