Mary Seery Kearney

Parents unable to travel due to security situation paying nannies in interim period

Department fast-tracks paperwork for return of newborns amid security crisis

Government looking at ways to help Irish couples bring home babies more quickly

Minister warns there are ‘significant legal and technical issues that do need to be addressed’

Dublin-based car thief identified as chief suspect following death of businessman

Party discloses €70,668 out of €152,000 for all parties to public standards body

Among solutions proposed are measures designed to ease financial burden

Social Democrats raise concerns in wake of allegations against founder of charity

Some employers before commission so often they should have ‘bunk beds in the corner’

Minister for Equality to commission research into an issue about which little is known

Government commits to paid leave for bereavement, reproductive health treatment

Data must be considered like ‘gold’ as 30 per cent of EU’s information stored in Ireland

Minister acknowledges lack of gambling controls make Ireland a ‘wild west’

Minister insists Bill is clear and flexible and will allow parents to remember children in public

UK ruling has extended additional rights to casual workers such as Deliveroo riders

Roderic O’Gorman says commission of investigation told him ‘ tapes are not retrievable’

Conor O’Toole faces questioning by housing committee over shared-equity plan concerns

Estimated grades saw 13.8% awarded H1s by teachers compared to 4.7% in previous years

Mary Seery Kearney was ‘physically sick’ after reading physical and sexual threats online

Former senator claims entire unionist community feels let down by lack of representation

Campaigners highlight ‘missed opportunity’ to nominate woman of colour as senator

Varadkar seeks to assuage concerns in Fine Gael over government with Eamon Ryan’s party