Leo Varadkar

New Covid-19 variants taking over as BA.4 and BA.5 account for 42% of cases

Increase in virus cases ‘could be a blip or the start of a summer wave’, Leo Varadkar says

Coalition’s success shows Civil War politics over, Varadkar says

Tánaiste welcomes chance to speak at Michael Collins Centenary Commemoration with Taoiseach

Politics of climate change halfway between comedy and consequence

Varadkar’s kick in the shins to Ryan over turf perfectly platformed Sinn Féin in its wider opposition to delivery mechanisms for climate targets

Mood at Davos weighed down by war, inflation and food crisis

Ukraine, the state of the world economy, and a mounting international food crisis dominated WEF proceedings

Miriam Lord: Outbreak of political monkey pox as biggest organ-grinders in the Dáil go missing

Leo and Micheál were on a mission to butter up the billionaires in Davos

Who pays more income tax, workers in Republic or in North?

Long-held assumption is it’s better to work in North and receive benefits in Republic

Britain did not act as ‘honest broker’ in establishing NI protocol, DUP MP says

Gregory Campbell says Brexit treaty measure must be replaced and not ‘tinkered with’

Pat Leahy: We need clarity on criteria for calling referendum on Irish unity

Such a move should be part of a general re-examination of Belfast Agreement

Housing ‘not a huge constraint’ in FDI decisions – IDA chief

Infrastructure likely to cause most investment challenges, Shanahan says

Builders would have preferred tax break to subsidy scheme - Varadkar

Tánaiste defends new scheme after being asked whether developers lobbied for it

Cost-of-living protest: ‘We’re planning a weekly dinner for elderly neighbours so they’d at least have a hot meal’

More than 100 people gather outside the Dáil to make stand against surging bills

Cost of living: Childcare and transport measures being examined -Tánaiste

‘People are feeling the pinch and it’s more than a pinch, a lot of people are struggling,’ Leo Varadkar says

Coalition will likely motor on with the slimmest of Dáil majorities

Inside Politics: A majority of one is not a comfortable position for any Government

Newton Emerson: Tetchy Tánaiste stirs the Stormont pot

Joint authority between two governments barely speaking is an absurdity

‘Political climate change’ of Brexit will go on forever, Varadkar says

Tánaiste tells Fine Gael TDs and Senators that NMH paused helped to reassure people

Irish Catholic body in US moves to open doors to women after nearly 200 years

Ancient Order of Hibernians plans led to rift with leadership of parallel women’s organisation

Success of pandemic remote working should count if staff wish to operate from home, TD says

Oireachtas enterprise committee debates Bill aimed at giving right to request to work remotely

Living wage proposals to be brought to Government before summer break

Open Doors Initiative launches new employment hub for migrants and employers

Plans to scrap parts of NI protocol do not breach international law, Truss says

Coveney says with war in Europe this is not a time to create rancour between UK and EU

Proposed changes to duty of care law aimed at reducing insurance costs

Reform is to balance a business’s duty of care with personal responsibility of customers

Grounds for denying remote working to staff may be reduced

Government examining how best to bolster employees’ right of appeal in draft law

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Changing nature of parenting is reflected in 40 years of calls to Parentline

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