Oireachtas

Bill will license and regulate fertility clinics for the first time and allow for domestic and international surrogacy

TD calls for Government to lead campaign challenging ‘so-called middle-class narrative’ that cocaine is acceptable

Simon Harris made no secret of his anger at the way Natasha O’Brien had been treated. Might he really do something? He certainly talks the talk

Shareholdings in airlines run by Ryanair, AIG and Lufthansa predate appointment to CEO and are included in SIPO returns - DAA says

Nerve-jangling continues amid much-changed Dáil but sense of pre-prepped choreography to some of the political dance

The Government will runs its course, promised Micheál once more, with feeling. But the Greens have pulled the window down

A year on from Tubsgate was discussed at British ambassador’s get-together before Harris makes a dash to Castlebar

The Roaring Independents are the unwhipped cream of Irish politics, proudly refusing to take orders from anybody

A return of the Dáil brought back the Punch and Judy show, with politicians across the floor delighted as Shinners winced and wailed

This year’s contests offered an entertaining cast with a ballot box in one hand and hammy promotional videos in the other

Cathal Haughey’s second run for a council seat; the Irish man with a prominent view of Trump’s conviction; and Daithí Doolan’s spot-the-difference posters

Could Fine Gael be exploiting the most famous nipples in Dublin Bay North to deliver a seat in Europe and local elections?

‘Landmark reform’ legislation to link unemployment benefit to pay is introduced

Seán Fleming’s withdrawal was a mealy-mouthed effort

Companies and the Government need to act now to explain the value of a pension or run the risk of undermining landmark programme, says Aon

Issues around technology’s reliability and potential to displace jobs raised at Oireachtas enterprise committee

Throughout the day, a steady stream of people arrived in Merrion Street to capture an image of the Palestinian flag flying outside the Irish parliament

Sky’s Kay Burley reckoned election would be called in November, but Irish ambassador Martin Fraser was on the button

It was a bit rich for Mary Lou McDonald to complain about rent supports when her party had often called for spending to be increased, he said

Minister got Housing Commission report ‘just 13 days ago’ and was not ready to talk about it quite yet