Peadar Tóibín

There were no Green Party TDs in sight during the debate on Sinn Féin’s motion to extend the eviction ban

Some politicians advocate allowing Approved Housing Bodies to buy properties from private landlords for cost-rental tenancies

‘Trans people are people and they exist’, Taoiseach told Dáil, calling education on the subject ‘common sense’

Majority State-owned bank says it pursues a ‘robust’ policy to recover loans from borrowers

New figures come as department deals with significant pressures over Ukrainian refugees and asylum seekers

Peadar Tóibín says State has a responsibility to help people in a ‘sustainable and sensible’ way

Taoiseach told the Dáil that he will be asking the CMO for her view on the ‘matter of concern’

Some 100,000 mortgages were sold to funds and many now carry rates as high as 7%

Health service under unprecedented pressure in recent months

Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín told Doctors for Life event attendees being ‘pushed into situations’ where they were performing abortions

Aontú's Peadar Tóibín calls on Coalition to ‘quantify the impact of cyberattack on people’s health and lives’

Aontú leader Peadar Toibin said the government had pulled temporary regulations ahead of European approval

Protest in Kells told that review of unit’s operation currently underway will produce ‘a fairytale’ but campaign will go on

HSE boss Paul Reid says apology by Dr Noirin Russell was ‘necessary and appropriate’

Allegation of ‘misleading commentary’ put to Dáil over bid to secure mandarin’s appearance

Staff fret about job losses at residential care firm after failure to be reappointed to panel

Elsewhere, we were doing time on Bernard’s watch, and saw some political engagement

Minister says entry criteria for medical certificates for a person with a disability ‘out of date’

Others in opposition more cautious on potential lifting of mask mandate

Sinn Féin’s Louise O’Reilly says increases in cost of living ‘beyond a crisis at this stage’

Appointment of chair of abortion legislation review receives almost no scrutiny

Businessman reunited with family after three years on ‘a day of great happiness’

Martin speaks at conference to mark centenary of the handing over of Dublin Castle

Booster vaccine doses to be made available to people aged 40-49 from Sunday

Issues such as foetal pain relief can be raised within review, Minister for Health says

Teaching of sex education has been considered by three ministers, but still an issue

Problems in care system remain nearly 10 years on from scathing report

Eighteen young people in care system died by suicide or drug overdose in past decade

Care home sector calls for urgent approval of third Covid-19 vaccine shots for health workers

Bill to ensure partners can attend for appointments, childbirth, introduced in Dáil

Legislation submitted by Aontú as party leader points to ‘ongoing difficulties’

‘Lessons learned’: Envoys will not be appointed this way in future, Martin says

New ‘special envoy for freedom of expression’ role raises accusations of ‘cronyism’

Leo Varadkar dismisses Opposition ‘cronyism’ suggestions as ‘nonsense’

Cabinet agrees new 10-year package for capital spending of €136bn, which is €45bn more than the existing National Development Plan

A third of LPT-paying homeowners face higher bill, Minister for Finance confirms

Coverage of important democratic moments must reflect diversity

Party’s byelection candidate criticises Government parties on rental market

Taoiseach rejects claims Government is ‘fiasco factory’ in row over hospitality sector

Rural TDs warn of crumbling support for parties unless mica redress issue dealt with