Brian Ó Domhnaill

Seanad adjourns indefinitely as tributes paid to retiring Senators

Electorate praised for voting ‘in their wisdom’ in referendum to retain Seanad

Seanad row as FF Senators claim Government abandoned rural Ireland

FG Senator Eamonn Coghlan defends Coalition record

FF Senator ordered to pay costs of failed expenses challenge

Brian O Domhnaill’s appeal against Standards in Public Office Commission investigation failed

Sipo inquiry into Donegal Senator’s expenses may resume

Former councillor Brian Ó Domhnaill argued those hearing case should be bilingual

Investigation into FF Senator’s expenses ‘can proceed’

Brian Ó Domhnaill’s argument that SIPO members should be bilingual is rejected

Complaints of unethical behaviour by politicians rises

Standards in Public Office Commission says 39 complaints were made last year

‘Wolf in sheep’s clothing’ Bill passed for ‘won’t pay’ debtors

Bill a ‘panicked reaction’ following public’s ‘huge lack of buy-in’ on water charges

People still jailed as 2010 law for fines payment by instalment not implemented

Another law in 2014 with the same provisions also not implemented, Seanad told

GM technologies are an important tool, Oireachtas hears

Joint committee told genetically modified food is necessary to help feed the world

Donegal Senator has drink-driving case adjourned

Fianna Fáil’s Brian Ó Domhnaill also accused of failing to report a hit-and-run occurrence

Fianna Fáil senator’s drink-driving case adjourned

Brian Ó Domhnail facing number of road traffic charges

Senators criticise cancellation of Cork event due to security threat to Taoiseach

Sinn Féin Senator calls for Seanad debate on water charges

Kelly not ruling out referendum on Irish Water

Kelly speaking in Seanad after Labour Senators vote against Coalition partners

Fianna Fáil keeps eye on Senators’ electoral intentions

TDs to decide over the summer if they are going to contest the next general election

Needless deaths can be avoided with carbon monoxide alarms, says Quinn in new Bill

Government accepts legislation requiring monitors to be installed in homes, gradually

140 jobs to go at Largo Foods in Donegal

Fears for 150 jobs at Wincanton depot in Dublin after Musgrave confirms it is not renewing its contract

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