Department Of An Taoiseach

Further 10 deaths and 159 cases of Covid-19 reported in the State

Property Clinic: We could become homeless as we have to leave our rental

Park governed by OPW closed following additional lockdown measures in March

Daily briefing reveals 570 employers have not disclosed their bank details to Revenue

Cabinet approves report recommending €150m for innovation district in Dublin

Funding announced to support retraining of workers affected by decarbonisation moves

US multinational lobby says State is globally uncompetitive for attracting staff

Centre to analyse intelligence from Garda and Defence Forces about security risks

Carbon taxation measures must not hit society’s poorest the hardest

Minister says her conscience and those of colleagues ‘should be enough of a driver’

Fashion always has a role to play, even in the halls of Leinster House

Commission looking at Nama’s sale in 2014 of Northern portfolio

Survivors and family members must be afforded a statutory right to information

Growing concerns that the HSE deficit could be over €500m for the full year

Trinity College-backed project would create city quarter for start-ups and global businesses

Meanwhile, Fianna Fáil casts an envious eye over Social Democrat talent

National Development Plan’s launch was a matter of record in several respects

Inquiry into claim senior officer ordered caution rather than criminal investigation

Iveagh House excels at big issues such as UN and EU. Brexit will focus its energies

Group sticks to dividend plans as any increase to tracker crisis costs ‘manageable’

Brendan Howlin described unit as ‘vanity propaganda project’ to promote Taoiseach’s image

Shane Ross said to be ‘satisfied’ with process for appointing new chief justice

Chief Justice Susan Denham to step down after six years as head of judiciary

Micheál Martin claims social protection fraud overstated by 1,000%, housing by 100%

We’ve managed to get our Brexit concerns on the table, but the challenge is to get results

Minister warns on creating concerns for other EU partners about setting precedents

Resistance to migrants appears to be becoming more pronounced

‘Guardian’ journalist Luke Harding says emails can no longer be regarded as private

Demonstrators warn of impact income contingent loans would have on young people

In post-Brexit Europe, Dublin must ensure it is not isolated without the UK

Younger unionists keen to stay in EU may feel less trenchant about their unionism

The stakes are high: if UK voters vote to withdraw they will be the first to leave union

Communicorp lobbied for financial support for output, new register shows

Government says bloc’s core principles will not be diminished to prevent Brexit

Dóchas director Hans Zomer’s appointment comes after departure of two advisers

Job prospects look good for students at this year’s graduate fair, where up to 4,000 positions will be on offer

Email found after three days, but asks about bid, rather than complain about practices

Taoiseach’s department knew Guerin had difficulties getting documents from Gsoc

Six Senators are elected by NUI and Trinity College graduates

People to vote on same-sex marriage and age of eligibility for presidential candidates