Paul Kehoe

High Court last month upheld planning decision for Glanbia joint venture in Kilkenny

Environmental body criticised by committee over attitude towards rural economy

Many in the party accept Varadkar’s argument that his actions were in the national interest

Foley says schools remain safe and transmission levels in schools remain very low

The Civil Service and the Defence Forces have been fighting since the 1920s

UK demand for annual talks on fishing access would leave Irish fleet ‘very vulnerable’

Death of Joe Murphy in Cork ‘overshadowed’ by passing of Terence MacSwiney on same day

James Lawless, Fergus O’Dowd, Kathleen Funchion and Neasa Hourigan among appointees

Limit the same for all venues, Micheál Martin pledges to respond ‘in a positive but safe way’

The country crew were not about to let the Dubs bag all the top parliamentary party jobs

Richard Bruton, Eoghan Murphy, Charlie Flanagan, Joe McHugh among those left out

Eamon Ryan set to head up new department responsible for climate and transport

Greens set to have four TDs at cabinet table if they enter coalition

Some flight and hotel expenses for State departments and local authorities written off

‘Immediate and significant intervention’ is required to save the Defence Forces, says officers body

Covid-19 restrictions had stopped 360 Irish peace-keeping troops from returning

Senior officers frustrated at perceived Government delays in helping to remove officers

State faces severe financial constraints amid economic recovery from Covid-19

Donal de Róiste’s sister Adi Roche says she hopes his name will finally be cleared

Applications still being processed as commanders assess skill gaps

Up to €15m to be provided to ferry operators on routes to Wales, France and Spain

Technicians, fitters, chefs, communications and IT specialists and Naval staff among specialities in demand

Medical examinations for abortion services possible by telemedicine and videoconferencing

New trucks will replace the current fleet that entered service between 1998 and 2003

From Malta with love: two former cadets hatched a plan while training in Ireland

Wexford – Elected 11th count

Latest Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll suggests Taoiseach’s party could suffer casualties

Junior minister has said he will run as an Independent in the next general election

New graduates in cybersecurity and forensics, engineering, nautical science left

Political awards for 2019: Gongs for Varadkar, Healy-Rae . . . and Bertie

Move comes as number of military personnel falls again despite €10m boost to allowances

Espionage and cyber attacks may hit foreign investment, defence review says

Lauren Cusack says going to Curragh ‘a crazy experience’ but she now has ‘best job ever’

Mixed results for Defence Forces retention schemes as strength continues to decline

Party leaders make their excuses as their Wexford candidate fails to haul in votes

Minister says pay ‘not the biggest issue’ as 22 per cent leave before completing training

Pay for newly-qualified Defence Force personnel is ‘competitive’ – Department

Changes unlikely to be passed through the Oireachtas before next year’s general election

Key issue for all candidates is that a lot of people are unaware an election is coming up

Instead of treating the Defence Forces as the Cinderella of the public service, the Government should bring them in from the cold