Joe McHugh

Government backbenchers react to budget with cautious welcome but some concern

Coalition TDs ponder impact of aspects of tax and spending plan on different sectors of society

Plight of mica-stressed homeowners dominates FG party gathering

Parliamentary party meeting hears support for 100% redress to remedy defective buildings

Mica crisis: Government ‘committed’ to better redress scheme

Minister not ruling out 100% redress for owners of homes affected by building defects

Pupils being educated via Irish at primary climbs to record high

Gaelscoil Eoin on Haddington Place is first all-Irish school to open in the Dublin 4 area

Miriam Lord: Angry homeowners gather at Government’s shining edifice

Rural TDs warn of crumbling support for parties unless mica redress issue dealt with

British-Irish intergovernmental conference may take place ‘in coming weeks or months’

Coveney tells Oireachtas committee it is possible to find pragmatic ways of addressing issues around Northern Ireland Protocol

‘Rotting’ school for autistic children appeals to Foley to step in

Principal of Stepping Stones School in Co Meath says buildings are falling apart

What ‘alternative options’ are under review for 2021 Leaving Cert?

Unpublished examination options paper sheds light on choices facing Government

Helen McEntee announces she is pregnant

Minister becomes first pregnant Cabinet member in the history of the State

Call for all-island plan as Covid-19 cases rise in Donegal

Dublin and Stormont governments urged to ‘sit in a room and hammer out an agreement’

Eighteen TDs nominated to chair Oireachtas committees

James Lawless, Fergus O’Dowd, Kathleen Funchion and Neasa Hourigan among appointees

Some 2,800 part-time teachers offered extra hours as schools reopen

Union calls for review of substitute cover before end of the month

Miriam Lord: FG’s rural TDs take on party’s city slickers

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

Leaving Cert predicted grades could lead to lawsuits, Ministers told

Department of Public Expenditure briefing contains warnings on several fronts

Leaving Cert students and colleges express anger at delay in issuing results

Students will have to wait until September 7th to receive their grades this year

South Dublin primary schools to be forced to open classes for special needs pupils

Campaigners say many schools in affluent postcodes reluctant to set up special classes

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