TDs and Senators told of how €5,000 scheme works in May but no claims were made by mid-August, Oireachtas confirms
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Fianna Fáil junior minister Mary Butler received a threat of violence against her during the summer, leading gardaí to offer her security advice at her home and constituency offices
Offences Against the State Act to be considered with enhanced security around Dáil on budget day
‘I’m from the US and I … saw this was going on tonight and thought it was the perfect place to get a tour’
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar warns against ‘going too far’ with security at Leinster House and says gardaí had dealt with ‘credible death threats’ against him
Leinster House security review under way, with increased vetting of visitors considered
Demonstrators were a who’s who of far right activists objecting to everything from vaccines to housing rights
Activists’ incoherence and pathetic behaviour could have been hilarious if it were not so serious
Up to 200 demonstrators turn out on first day of new Dáil venting anger on issues including immigration and proposed hate-speech laws
Whether it’s advertising on RTÉ or activist NGOs, should public money be used to influence public opinion?
Judges found parts of 1937 Seanad Electoral (University Members) Act 1937 were inconsistent with Constitution
Kerry politician and businessman had great rapport with colleagues across the political spectrum
The seven-judge court said it hopes to give its decision before July 31st
Ministers indicate refusing to use preferred pronouns will not be criminalised, as has been suggested
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