Some in the Coalition parties fear the costs could outweigh the gains regarding changes to rent pressure zones regime while others point to the longer-term electoral picture
Former Sinn Féin president calls for ‘substantial reform’ of broadcaster
14 families burnt out of their homes and children forced to hide from mobs
All parties in executive ‘on the same page’ in condemning ‘violent racism’, Michelle O’Neill said
The case of Evan Fitzgerald has been referred to Fiosrú, the police ombudsman
Arizona woman Lauren Harvey, a regular visitor to Ireland, gifted Friends of Sinn Féin its largest ever cash donation
Department of Housing suggestion that commission’s recommendations were under way ‘not true in any meaningful sense’
Left-wing and Independent politicians claim number of Oireachtas members are uncomfortable with plans to relax triple lock
Dublin City Council member Madeleine Johansson is one of some 30 Red Network activists who have left People Before Profit
Property owners group says planned reforms, set to go before Cabinet on Tuesday, would be unfair to private landlords
The Social Democrats motion is similar to a Sinn Féin motion defeated in the Dáil at the end of May
Figures show more than 40 personnel in health service in similar situations since 2014
Why did the BBC press on? Because it is an intractable bureaucracy with no respect for public money
He had complied closely with bail obligations, so some restrictions were eased after initial charge
High Court jury last week awarded former Sinn Féin leader €100,000 over 2016 programme and article
High Court jury awarded former Sinn Féin leader €100,000 for defamation
Questions raised over governance and transparency of waiting list initiatives after hospital controversies
The former Sinn Féin leader, who has always denied he was in the IRA, took a risk in suing the broadcaster but it paid off
Dublin jury found BBC Northern Ireland programme Spotlight defamed former Sinn Féin leader in 2016
Former Sinn Féin president said he took case to ‘put manners on British Broadcasting Corporation’
Labour TD wonders why it took gardaí ‘so long’ to act on red flags in the case
Former Sinn Féin leader claimed 2016 TV programme and related article falsely accused him of sanctioning British agent’s killing
Sinn Féin attempting to block another Opposition party’s Bill going to second stage potentially undemocratic, says O’Callaghan
Sinn Féin objections to the planned commemoration of the Normans might be regarded as inconsequential but they reveal a more sinister objective
Former Sinn Féin leader has taken legal action over claims in 2016 programme accusing him of sanctioning Denis Donaldson killing
Complaints of one-sided treatment may often be simplistic or partisan, but that only underscores the corrosive effect of inconsistent application of the law
Government to establish scholarship in memory of cyclist killed in hit-and-run by repeat offender
Opposition plans ‘Raise the Roof’ protest on housing amid new measures
Difficulties with ‘over tourism’ in other EU countries cited in internal documents
The pattern of when presidential candidates are announced is not consistent
Lakeland Dairies chairman urges greater efforts in protecting Irish produce and farmers
Simon Harris to bring memo to Cabinet after Supreme Court ruled part of deal was incompatible with Constitution
Local authority says it has 11 ‘void’ units in Cherry Orchard as locals speak of being ‘terrorised’ by antisocial behaviour
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