People Before Profit Alliance

Breda O’Brien: Even when people are trying to be scrupulously fair, it is virtually impossible to be free of the conditioning of an influential elite

Supporters often assume that neutrality is a morally superior policy. Those who support this view should pause for a moment to consider Ukraine

Radio: The current affairs host faces his toughest Radio 1 test yet as he fills in for Joe Duffy

Tánaiste said in Dáil that TDs Paul Murphy and Richard Boyd Barrett were ‘no great advocates of freedom of speech’

Older people are key demographic for Sinn Féin while still popular among younger and working-class voters

New figures reveal data centres in the Republic used as much electricity as urban households last year

Immediate priority must be to expand availability of termination in hospitals and tackling ‘uneven geographic spread’ of GPs providing services, Tánaiste says

‘It is extremely stressful to go through this’ says resident as eviction looms

Submissions by political parties to Electoral Commission show marked differences over how many seats Dáil should have

McDowell asks “what is any gender other than those of male and female”?

Sinn Féin, Labour, Social Democrats and People Before Profit offer answers ranging from debt payments to a sovereign wealth fund

Martin accuses website The Ditch of distortion and creating a toxic atmosphere online

Campaigners claiming indigenous communities in Colombia have historic right to Smurfit Kappa land target agm for second year as mediation gets under way

Minister of State says that in hindsight it would have been better if he had not participated in a local area committee meeting

Being forced to live with parents until late 20s and 30s ‘cramping their style’, says Solidarity TD, as PBP puts forward Rent Reduction Bill

Expediency drives decisions on issues such as increased pension age and wealth tax, all of which would benefit the young

Parenting in My Shoes: As a politician and a father, Paul says he’s conscious of respecting Juniper’s privacy

Left-wing TDs ‘interesting’ to debate with, Taoiseach says, but plot involving ‘teachers, the GAA and taxi drivers’ incredible

Taoiseach said free public transport would create ‘genuine problems’ after Minister Ryan raised objections

Recent Irish political history has shown that the old Civil War parties want power and are willing to cede policy priorities to coalition partners

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Party wrote to Sinn Féin, Social Democrats, some independents with goal of opening conversation on formation of left-leaning government after next general election

People Before Profit TD Bríd Smith says residents of Emmet Buildings and Oliver Bond flat complexes in Dublin living in ‘disgracefully damp and mouldy conditions’

‘My message to other communities? “Get out, get involved and you will feel much more in control”’

Deal between Coillte and Gresham House is binding and cannot be reversed, Charlie McConalogue says

Explanation of Paschal Donohoe’s election expenses also demanded following apology by Minister for Public Expenditure

Fianna Fáil’s Michael McGrath warned Mary Lou McDonald’s policies could ‘further drive landlords out’ of Irish market

Debate on Sinn Féin motion to declare a housing emergency took place in advance of the Raise the Roof protest in Dublin on Saturday

Support for Coalition slumps as the cost-of-living crisis squeezes voters

Legislation would give preferential creditor status to employees in collective redundancy situations.

Two days of strikes expected to have ‘knock-on effect’ on emergency departments

More than 100 people gather outside the Dáil to make stand against surging bills

‘Height of hypocricy’ for Government not to oppose motion as it ‘rammed through a Cabinet decision’

Deal unchanged following intense debate over ownership and ethos of new hospital

Paul Hyde stood aside from role amid investigations into alleged conflicts of interest

Paul Hyde stood aside from role amid investigations into alleged conflicts of interest

About 40 hours after the Assembly election count began, the final seat was filled

Four other seats a case of as you were – with two SF and two DUP candidates returned

Sinn Féin on track to be largest party at Stormont, as Alliance experiences ‘surge’

For 20 years, tectonic plates in Northern Ireland have been shifting underfoot