Oireachtas

Civil liberties groups have previously voiced worries over surveillance and discrimination

Oireachtas Committee to hear many staff have left industry to take up jobs elsewhere

Inside Politics: Dutch prime minister and senior US democrat arrive in Ireland

Test to be used for condition affecting one in 78,000 as well as the eight already screened

Revenue is set to give new estimate on vacancy to Government ahead of Budget 2023

Zoned land tax should be raised beyond planned 3% rate, new report to recommend

Ceann Comhairle says Ukrainian resolve is a demonstration of ‘what patriotism means’

Figures emerge in documents filed with the companies office for three Cerberus entities

Oireachtas committee demands fines and revoked licences for rule breaches

Payment beyond cost of pregnancy could lead to exploitation, committee told

Fine Gael’s Jennifer Carroll MacNeill criticises ‘general responses’ and ‘lack of output’

Exit of Ulster Bank and KBC could impact on customers’ direct debit arrangements

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

Cases are in addition to the six confirmed last week when it was disclosed one child had died and another required a liver transplant

Long waiting lists the result of ‘legacy issues’ and will not be solved within one year

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

Student accommodation would be cheaper without en-suites, says university chair

Roderic O’Gorman hopes ‘opt-in’ payment will be made available from the end of May

Agreement unchanged after intense debate over ownership and ethos of new hospital

Kieran Mulvey says contentious wording not in original 2017 deal

James Menton tells committee two owners would make it difficult to manage campus

Cabinet approval for deal could be granted conditionally on Tuesday, senior source says