Catherine Connolly

‘It was extremely traumatic for my mother and my sister,’ says Gino Kenny

Government clear on Israel’s responsibility under international law, Coveney says

Naoi mbliain ó shin a cuireadh tús leis an bplé ar an mBille seo

Donnelly says he learned of ‘unacceptable’ disposal of body parts via RTÉ broadcast

No coronavirus in 2017 when changes proposed and considered ‘urgent and necessary’

Independent TD says obstacles are not about mothers but protecting system

Author says unanswered questions remain regarding the treatment of women

Fears are growing about energy security next winter as two electricity generators remain out of action

Party leader Mary Lou McDonald and TD Martin Browne were singing different songs

Minister criticised for ‘tacking on’ provisions to increase number of High Court judges in legislation

Catherine Connolly says she is ‘sick and tired’ of making statements as she protests Government failure

Labour leader says young are shocked by Government which is ‘amateur hour’

TDs express concern about ‘Kafkaesque’ arrangements between companies behind facility

Defence Forces battle a ‘story of brave gallantry, heroism turned on its head’

Dáil is told mental health services reflect ‘attitude of bygone era’

Minister says families who were subject of dossiers would be contacted

‘Miraculous recovery of tapes from back of couch’ has to be investigated, says Whitmore

O’Gorman said he wants to ‘conclusively ascertain’ if technical solution possible to recover data

Assurance of anonymity crucial to encouraging survivors to tell their story

Labour TD reminds Rural Independents they don’t have a monopoly on country matters

Minister faces trenchant Dáil criticism for ‘over promising’ on Covid-19 vaccine rollout

Independent TD Catherine Connolly says council should issue response to report

Donnelly says he spoke in ‘unacceptable and inappropriate way’

Forget the Fitbit – this short stroll is bringing one public servant a very healthy salary boost

Government defeats SF amendment and powers to be extended until June 9th

Opposition claims legislation rushed through in spite of survivors’ fears in heated debate

Dáil hears claims children being left ‘on the side of the road’ over lack of school transport

Body set up to improve lives of survivors of abuse at religious institutions said it will shut

TDs have had a long year but Covid-19 means even holiday arrangements draw attention

Coalition has now lost two ministers, and reversed on policy positions and annoyed the public

The country crew were not about to let the Dubs bag all the top parliamentary party jobs

At least 15 coalition deputies believed to have backed Galway West TD rather than FG candidate

House suspended to allow TDs confer with officials on legislation to access €25bn EU fund

Constituents in tourist areas are worried about perceived lack of control on travel, say Deputies

Galway 2020 awaiting EU Commission approval to extend programme into next year

Call for certainty on reopening of islands as 92% on Inisheer favour closure until August

Brid Smith says new mothers had been left ‘isolated’ from support services

Mary Lou relishes the ‘benefit of great ventilation for all the hot air’ in the chamber

‘Unelected’ Zappone takes almost two hours of questions from the floor

Man who hopes to take over from Howlin unapologetic