Macgill Summer School

Welfare, tax systems will not address issues keeping people in poverty

More measures needed if ‘substantial further progress’ to be made, says Prof John FitzGerald

Government’s climate policies come under attack at MacGill

Richard Bruton told climate change is ‘bigger than Brexit or the National Broadband Plan’

New punitive measures for failing to reduce plastic consumption, signals Bruton

'Name and shame' element for companies will be part of new approach, says Minister

Josepha Madigan needs to clarify her involvement in Maria Bailey case, says Martin

Fianna Fáil leader also claims report on Bailey case is ‘inconsistent’

Government to reform process for ‘mega’ projects after children’s hospital controversy

Shake-up to change how the State spends money on projects that cost more than €1bn

Boris Johnson raises ‘enormous fears’ for Anglo-Irish relations - Martin

Fianna Fáil leader says incoming UK PM ‘failed to show’ understanding’ of Belfast Agreement

Varadkar congratulates Johnson and looks forward to early talks

Johnson as prime minister ‘raises enormous fears’ for Anglo-Irish relations – Martin

MacGill summer school told calls for border poll are ‘premature’

‘Pluralist new Ireland won’t be built on narrow electoral win slipped through in period of chaos’

Reforms for State’s tribunal system to be examined

Minister says he will consider options on the issue after criticism by Judge Peter Charleton

AIB chairman would reject candidate like Boris Johnson to sit on board

Candidate with ‘questionably racist language’ would not meet with stringent checks

The Irish Times view on tribunals of inquiry: a broken model that needs fixing

The right of the community to know the truth must be given a higher priority

Central Bank joins warnings over Government spending plans

Sharon Donnery cautions against using corporation tax windfall for current expenditure

Martin says North’s politicians must get Stormont institutions up and running

Fianna Fáil leader has ‘no difficulty’ laying out what a potential united Ireland would look like

Charleton warns against ‘obvious dangers’ of Irish tribunals

Judge suggests curtailing role of legal teams and says rights need to be rebalanced

Prepare for a united Ireland, Sinn Féin tells unionists

Mary Lou McDonald says there is a ‘growing demand’ for unity poll

Abortion vote may not lead to further youth action, event hears

USI president Síona Cahill makes the claim at inaugural Emerging Ireland event in UCD

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