Pressure on NTMA to cut ties with firm over failure to hold individuals accountable for breaches

Sinn Féin introduces Bill based on British legislation to end ‘loyalty penalty’

Ireland will have a ‘lockdown 4’ unless community transmission is eliminated, Labour warns

Opposition criticises exclusion of businesses that do not operate from fixed premises

Proposal comes after McDonald tells ethics watchdog it has no remit over €4m bequest by Englishman to the party

Cut TD pay by 25% amid Level 4 and 5 restrictions – Aontú Bill

Labour introduces legislation to close loopholes

McDonald says party operates on a ‘six- and 26-county basis’ in reply to Sipo’s query about bequest

Budget ‘papers over cracks’, instead of building health service

Process of introducing Bill on issue has been delayed by several things, including Covid-19

Minister for Finance says original Apple decision caused ‘reputational difficulty’ to State

Micheál Martin says Minister for Finance will be raising the issue with the banks

Union warns employers against cuts to pay or conditions in light of High Court ruling

Trade unions respond to judgment striking down law on minimum pay for electricians

Figures show 35,600 people who were receiving the benefit are now returning to work

Results of Alan Kelly-Aodhán Ó Ríordáin leadership vote to be announced on Friday

Party leader does not believe another general election will be needed to form a government

Alan Kelly confirmed to be candidate for top job following Brendan Howlin’s resignation

FG’s Fergus O’Dowd, Independent Peter Fitzpatrick elected on tenth count with Nash

Eamon Ryan looks to a glowing green future as Soc Dems parade in purple

Party criticises promises of both tax cuts and increased public spending

Newcomer Ruairi Ó Murchú feels the ground is good to retain Gerry Adams’s seat and hold the second in this five-seater bellwether

Man in 30s thought to have been an unintended victim of the attack

Management to pursue status of Technological University

Company says job losses follow a global review of its Integrated Services division

Parties will pore over results in the coming weeks to discern trends for the next general election

Politicians in the main parties believe 2014 was the high water mark for harder left parties

Bid to curtail debate on Bill defeated by 26 votes to 24 in the Seanad

Dáil committee tells Supreme Court it accepts ‘significant’ findings on Angela Kerins case

Changes to employment definitions would have ‘distorting impact’, Oireachtas committee told

Seanad passes Bill to restore rights of northern fishermen to six-mile zone

Legislation to pass Seanad, Dáil by Brexit deadline despite claims haste unnecessary

Unions say the practices cost the State hundreds of millions of euro in lost revenue, and can deny workers key rights and benefits

President helps Germans find Donaghmede while Madigan shows off her Hochdeutsch

Harris to introduce compromise proposals to include health warnings in Irish

A referendum with no declared opponents has been derailed in a spectacular fashion

‘We don’t believe children should be separated on the basis of religion in education’

A vote on removing the Article seemed like a sure thing, but it has already been derailed

Government issues formal apology to men criminalised prior to legal change in 1993

Oireachtas to acknowledge law, in place prior to 1993, caused multiple harms to those affected