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Projections show an additional 2,575 hospital doctors are needed by 2035, as well as at least 5,726 more nurses

Analysis: The next steps in the secret payments drama will be determined by politics. That can’t be good news for RTÉ, whose co-dependent relationship with Government is always strained

Party and figures from the game call for more investment to build a ‘thriving football industry’ in Ireland

On some issues Labour in government scored important achievements, on others Fine Gael prevailed. That’s how multiparty coalitions work

Review into party’s time in government contains stinging criticism of former coalition partner

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

It is going to be interesting to see how Labour reacts to the review of its last stint in power

Confidential review has led to tensions within the party in recent days with fears of backlash against the current leader Ivana Bacik

Michael D Higgins singled out Prof Louise Richardson in an interview where he pointedly referred to her ‘very large letter DBE’

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin is almost as popular among Fine Gael supporters as Leo Varadkar

Irish Times/Ipsos opinion poll shows Fine Gael and Sinn Féin down while Fianna Fáil and Social Democrats see a boost

Older people are key demographic for Sinn Féin while still popular among younger and working-class voters

No other member nominated to run against Denis O’Callaghan, who has served on local authority for over 30 years

TD Ged Nash calls for more information on ‘secretive’ retail sector’s prices

Immediate priority must be to expand availability of termination in hospitals and tackling ‘uneven geographic spread’ of GPs providing services, Tánaiste says

Proposed legislation from Labour Party aimed at bringing more transparency to supermarket sector

Sinn Féin is conducting the difficult balancing act of promising change while reassuring voters the things they like will stay the same

Taoiseach says he believes there is evidence of profiteering in the economy

Submissions by political parties to Electoral Commission show marked differences over how many seats Dáil should have

Sinn Féin, Labour, Social Democrats and People Before Profit offer answers ranging from debt payments to a sovereign wealth fund

First milk prices fell across a range of retailers, then butter. But consumers are waiting for something more meaningful

Tory insiders say they expected ‘tough night for party’ but will still be concerned with losses in north, south and Midlands

The election results will give an indication of voter sentiment but may not lay down a hard marker

Results will be seen as key progress markers for British prime minister and Labour leader

Correspondence obtained under FOI Act shows RTB had planned to issue figures weeks before they were eventually released

Ms McDonald told the Dáil that Mr Varadkar appeared to ‘fail to grasp what’s actually happening out there in the real world’

Cork-born man was a key member of Dick Spring’s back room team during the 1980s and 1990s

European parliament’s constitutional committee has provisionally recommended extra seat

The party has presented itself as the agent of change but what will that mean in reality?

Labour leader’s million houses pledge is part of bigger plan to reinvent herself and the party, writes Anne Harris

The Dáil includes TDs who are landlords but TDs on both sides of the House have experienced eviction

Since losing office the party appears more concerned with apologising for what it failed to do rather than claiming credit for what it achieved

Women of Honour criminal complaints to be investigated by Garda Síochána

Councillors vote by 37 to 8 in support of Sinn Féin motion, with several councillors from Government parties voting to extend the ban

Inside Politics: Dáíl debate and vote of confidence in Government takes place this morning

Government expected to win votes today but faces continuing pressure on housing

Expediency drives decisions on issues such as increased pension age and wealth tax, all of which would benefit the young

Labour Party tables motion of no confidence in Government, while Sinn Féin proposes legislation that would see eviction ban extended into 2024

From conference karaoke to housing and climate agenda, Labour Party's youth appeal is recovering