Catherine Murphy

What has been revealed in relation to RTÉ over recent days ‘would shame the most extravagant of Celtic Tiger era excesses’, says Sinn Féin TD

Departments asked whether they had seconded staff from PwC over past decade and whether they tapped firm for services or consultancy

Mr Justice Brian Cregan calls for permanent commission of investigation led by retired judge

Three Ireland paid more than €8m for mast usage

Review may favour reform of non-jury court rather than abolition

The local authority homes will be retrofitted but it’s hoped privately-owned properties in the same estate will benefit

Road safety group Parc seeking changes to ‘ridiculous’ system of posting licences to Cork

New Social Democrats leader on how the 2018 abortion referendum was her introduction to political activism, and the electoral challenge posed by Sinn Féin

Inside Politics: Catherine Murphy and Róisín Shortall enjoy a rare privilege in politics – stepping down at a time of their choosing

New leader of the Social Democrats receives world-weary advice from Taoiseach on the burdens of leadership

The telecoms magnate is expected to lose control of Digicel, his Caribbean telecoms group

Cairns will today attempt to reach out to disengaged voters, and will take her first Leaders’ Questions slot in the Dáil

Prospective candidates Cian O’Callaghan and Jennifer Whitmore to support Cork TD

Drug talk and a pirate appearance soon overtaken by Soc Dems co-leaders’ exit announcement

Duo have backing of at least two local representatives each, while Jennifer Whitmore has one endorsement so far

Tánaiste warns extension could hit supply and cause increasing rents

Holly Cairns declines to comment on report she is expected to be the next leader unopposed

Party enters uncharted territory as it faces decision over possible coalition partners

Original aim of delivering 9,000 social homes has had to be downgraded to 6,500 or under

Road safety group Parc says ‘total transparency’ needed over reasons for not testing

Demonstration designed to highlight impact of cost of living rises during 2022

Campaigner says ‘shame on powers that be’ after figures show that just 14.5 per cent of learners surrender their licence when put off road

National guideline for public health nurses being worked on and set to be approved by year end

Siteserv report is just the latest iteration of a them-and-us culture in which the ordinary taxpayer must forever stump up

Unfair pay ‘led to a chronic retention and recruitment crisis’ in profession – Doherty

Taoiseach says Government not satisfied with level of litigation taken against planing body

Need for State to be ‘proactive’ in terms of future appointments, says Andrews

Pursuit of Robert Watt has touch of ‘witch hunt’ about it, warns Taoiseach

Yury Filatov and embassy have acted as ‘unapologetic propagandists’, says McDonald

Figures provided to Dáil watchdog reveals expenditure jumped above €700,000 in 2021

‘They contain a thing called choline,’ says the Taoiseach. ‘Very good for brain function’

Paul Reid says ‘absolutely not’ HSE policy to ask staff to leave after making protected disclosures

Martin says refugee crisis will be ‘beyond anything we’ve comprehended before’

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald accuses Minister for Health of ‘sitting on his hands’

The pandemic has been overtaken by a cost-of-living crisis that shows no sign of abating

Inside Politics: Plans finalised today on alleviating impact of inflation and energy costs

Dáil again hears of quiet desperation of the housing crisis – and Taoiseach’s one-word solution

Eoin Ó Broin accused the Taoiseach of lying about his party’s housing policy

Opposition seeks to turn up the heat ahead of package of measures to tackle the issue

Figures show more than €200,000 recently paid out due to property damage in raids