Seán Sherlock

Alan Kelly cites ‘ludicrous’ law requiring employer to inspect employees’ homes

Political anoraks rejoice as the Nealon’s Guide to the 33rd Dáil and 26th Seanad lands

Competition cancelled this year due to pandemic may have to be altered, says Minister

Minister rules out as unfair restoration of €350 benefit to live events sector

Rural TDs appeal for end to contradictory rules but Minister insists they are saving lives

Law criticised for stating people must seek work while waiting for workplace to re-open

Scheme to offer childcare to frontline workers scrapped after only six providers apply

Results of Alan Kelly-Aodhán Ó Ríordáin leadership vote to be announced on Friday

Cork East – Elected on the eighth count

Surprise of the night is the non-election of Fianna Fáil’s Kevin O’Keeffe

Brendan Howlin presented the party with a challenge in terms of image

All the focus will be on the final seat, with Fianna Fáil targeting gain from Sinn Féin

Coalition outnumbered on smoky coal ban, pension protection, pay restoration but no obligation to enforce

Attorney General issues advice on coal ban following legal threats over the proposal

Then-taoiseach told Sheryl Sandberg Ireland would take ‘minimalist’ approach to rules

Revelation comes amid concern at Drew Harris’s transportation south in PSNI vehicle

Political bickering threatens to overshadow Oireachtas committee’s radical proposals

‘It is beyond the means of many people to retrofit their homes,’ says Solidarity- PBP TD

Several in the organisation who had sex abuse complaints made against them are in prison

Oireachtas committee hears city council not holding ceremony to avoid Luas disruption

Audit reveals details of 71 alleged abusers ‘none of which are still working in organisation’

One man charged with theft from Garda station last year but released

Woman who confronted President Higgins could have ‘wreaked havoc’ says Labour

Minister for Justice says use of face coverings by gardaí disturbing

Private think-in hears calls for party leader Brendan Howlin to stand aside

Ireland might be the first country to put cancer warnings on all alcohol products

Budget must address high childcare costs with an increased subsidy to parents and providers, says Labour spokesman

Announcement of preferred bidder on track for September, Varadkar says

Opposition claims trust in scheme ‘shot to pieces’ after SSE reportedly pulls out of bidding

Dr Mary Aiken says asking company to self-regulate like asking drink drivers to award themselves penalty points

Parents have no idea how much smartphone usage is healthy for children, experts warn

Ninety-nine of 221 properties inhabited, with only 12 of remainder deemed habitable

Opponents of Indaver project near €50,000 in funding to seek a judicial review

Essential concerns surrounding the operation and governance of Scouting Ireland be addressed at meeting

Minister says she will restore funding when assured governance at required standard

Chief executive pulls out of an appearance before Oireachtas committee

Petitions Committee said petition seeking its removal was inadmissible

Report finds actions of HSE and Tusla had ‘negative effect’ on teenager with Down syndrome

Foster carer in ‘Molly’ case says HSE, Tusla left her ‘financially, emotionally and physically drained’

Paul Bradford says he heard rumour but is not interested in running for party in Cork East