Seanad Éireann

Miriam Lord: Norris honours two 100-year-olds in Seanad comeback

Longest-serving Senator makes warmly received speech celebrating Ulysses centenary

Labour calls for senior minister responsible for gender-based violence

Need for public awareness campaign about violence against women, says Bacik

Ceremony to remember those who died in Civil War to be held in September – Taoiseach

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

Event to mark handover of Dublin Castle from British authorities

First State commemoration since pandemic began will reflect 100 years of ‘unbroken’ democracy

Hutch and Dowdall say they should not be tried before non-jury court

Both men charged with the murder of David Byrne (33) at Regency Hotel in 2016

Challenge by Gerard ‘The Monk’ Hutch to non-jury trial opens today

Separate challenge by former councillor Jonathan Dowdall also to open at High Court

Knowth archaeologist Prof George Eogan dies aged 91

Meath man and UCD professor well known for his research of passage tomb builders

Graduate’s challenge to Seanad voting system rejected

Former University of Limerick student sought vote under university and vocational panels

Bill that would make stalking offence with 10-year sentence set for Seanad

Campaigners Eve McDowell and Una Ring liaised with UK experts to help prepare legislation

Higgins raises concerns over volume of legislation received

Two Oireachtas committees convening at short notice due to ‘unprecedented’ situation

Michael D Higgins: War of Independence did not need to happen

President marks centenary of the truce that ended the War of Independence

Coalition candidates earn comfortable victories in Seanad byelections

Hazel Chu, whose decision to run caused divisions in Green Party, loses out

Segregated education in North can no longer be justified, says President

Teaching children separately based on religion is ‘abandoning them to parcels of hate’

New constitution will be needed for a united Ireland, says FF’s O’Callaghan

Prominent backbencher says unionists must be part of any future all-Ireland government

Seanad voting rights case asked: ‘Is there a constitution in the world without oddities?’

University of Limerick graduate says refusal to allow him to register as an elector is unconstitutional

Miriam Lord’s Week: Limerick TD unites his FG colleagues against him

Minister of State Patrick O’Donovan handed black card for unsporting behaviour

Miriam Lord: Seanad sits in Dáil chamber but still has that vacant look

News of Seanad’s return has heartsick country reaching for the tonic

PSNI considering whether to inquire into three £10,000 payments to Sinn Fein

DUP Assembly member asks chief constable to investigate

Sinn Féin senator and two party officials resign following Covid-19 grants controversy

£30,000 of grants were erroneously paid to three Sinn Féin offices in the North

Former junior finance minister to head funds sector lobby group

Michael D’Arcy to resign Seanad seat for Irish Association of Investment Management post

Miriam Lord: Restricted movement for Leo as Micheál finds his stride

We are learning that a pandemic, along with a week, is a long time in politics

TDs call on Leinster House captain of guard to explain Clifden attendance

Despite role applying Covid-19 guidelines in Dáil John Flaherty was at golf society event

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