Micheál Martin and Mary Lou McDonald trade blows as Ukraine waits for more support
Inside Politics: What Ukraine wants and needs is money and weapons to continue the war
Dáil Éireann
Immigration law overhaul: Five issues that have divided the Dáil
Opposition TDs criticise plans to guillotine International Protection Bill on Wednesday
Ukraine marks four years of war with Russia amid questions over western support
EU leaders confront divisions over €90bn loan as Zelenskiy addresses parliament
Council chiefs threatened with visit to headmaster’s office over housing sluggishness
Inside Politics: Council chiefs threatened with visit to headmaster’s office over housing sluggishness
Fine Gael selects Senator Seán Kyne to contest Galway West byelection for party
Vacant Dáil seat stemmed from election of former independent TD Catherine Connolly as president
Unsigned allegations about fisheries agency referred to gardaí by TDs
Letter purported to be written by someone close to the board of troubled State agency
Schools approved for additional SNA care will receive it, junior minister says
Any staff losses will be from September 1st, not ‘now or Easter’, Michael Moynihan says
Where would Ireland be without big tech and pharma?
Inside Politics: A new report warns that reliance on a small number of companies for tax take ‘carries significant risk’
Detention of children ‘who have done nothing wrong’ should not be legislated for, Dáil hears
TDs criticise International Protection Bill provision to detain children ‘as last resort’
Ireland’s remote working law is ‘an act of fraud against commuters’, Labour TD tells Dáil
Minister rejects Bill to strengthen workers’ rights, says current legislation strikes ‘fair balance’
Cost of providing accommodation to people fleeing Ukraine war reduces by more than half
Public Accounts Committee to hear funding of over €600m allocated in 2026 compared with about €1.4bn in 2024
Micheál’s full of bluster on his record - but threatened SNA ‘review’ falls flat as a pancake
No jobs will be cut, insisted the Taoiseach - but tell that to parents in schools told they will lose Special Needs Assistants
Pest control called to Leinster House after ‘wild animal’ decapitates bird and raids supply room
Red fox is chief suspect in break-in as experts recommend sealing entry points with ‘chew-resistant materials’
As rain teems down, it’s revealed councillors tried to zone flood-prone sites for development
Inside Politics: Government accused of prioritising tourism over housing
Golf stuff for Trump, whiskey for Zelenskiy and maybe a tastier return for the Irish public
Simon Harris says the Government is looking at ways to encourage Irish people to save and invest
History no longer casts such a shadow over Irish politics but we can’t gloss over the past
Gerry Hutch, who plans to run in a byelection, has been a central figure in organised crime in Dublin
Who’s the president of Europe? Sinn Féin TD can’t seem to grasp the EU presidency concept
Cathy Bennett rendered the Oireachtas foreign affairs committee speechless with her knowledge of Europe
Planned location of National Children’s Science Centre ‘doesn’t make any sense’ says Explorium boss
Planned location of National Children’s Science Centre ‘doesn’t make any sense’ says Explorium boss
From rent reform rows to short-term lets: Housing remains biggest issue in Irish politics
Inside Politics: Sinn Féin under fire for opposing €90bn loan to Ukraine; Taoiseach stages landmark moment in the Dáil
Flood defence funding may have to be cut to pay for children’s science centre, OPW warns
Building for national facility, which could cost up to €70m, must be provided by end of 2029 under arbitrator’s finding
Gerry Hutch says ‘karma’ will follow Jonathan Dowdall, former Sinn Féin councillor who testified against him
The Monk also confirms he will contest upcoming Dublin Central byelection due to be held in May
Gerry Hutch’s mask slips again as ego drives newest Dáil bid
Dubliner’s plans to run in upcoming city centre byelection mean his criminal past, and present, must be discussed
Wait time for refugee family reunification to be altered to two years, says Minister
Jim O’Callaghan tells Dáil International Protection Bill will be amended following comments by TDs
People with information on Epstein Ireland allegations should go to gardaí, Harris says
Simon Harris said he would discuss claims with Taoiseach and Minister for Justice
‘Shannon was bursting out in tears with fear’: Boyd-Barrett tells Dáil of couple and children facing eviction
Couple and children with special needs face living in hostel due to impending ‘no fault’ eviction, Dáil told
Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch says he plans to contest Dublin byelection
Hutch narrowly lost out on a Dublin Central seat in the 2024 general election
Martin looks to shatter silence over Freddie Scappaticci
Taoiseach’s Dáil naming of Freddie Scappaticci as infamous M15 agent Stakeknife will pressure British government to follow course
Micheál Martin’s musings on European getaway are interrupted by bus stops and prisons
Taoiseach had one foot on plane to informal EU summit as TDs railed on grassroots issues
Tens of thousands face rent rises, say Sinn Féin, after Tenancies Bill passes Dáil vote
Government-supporting TD Danny-Healy Rae votes against rent reform legislation amid protests
Taoiseach names Freddie Scappaticci in the Dáil as former British agent Stakeknife
Micheál Martin says identity of spy was ‘clear to everybody here’ and that he should be officially named by the UK government
Michael Healy-Rae’s win leaves questions about Government’s zeal for ending homelessness
Inside Politics: preferred pronouns in schools, and incentives for immigrants to join the Defence Forces
Harris accused of ‘allowing vulture funds buy up family homes’ despite promise to end practice
Bulk purchase of houses down to 293 last year from high of 675 in 2023, says Tánaiste
‘Insider trading’ accusation from roaring Richard sparks testy Dáil exchanges
Row blows up after claims by Richard O’Donoghue TD
Short-term letting owners without planning permission may be given more time to comply
New rules agreed by Cabinet will mean effective ban on such lets in areas with population of more than 20,000
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