Irish and British governments to unveil agreed approach to legacy in North ‘soon’
Taoiseach reiterates Ireland’s willingness to contribute to ‘peace monitoring, peace keeping mission’ in Ukraine after a ceasefire
Micheál Martin
Fianna Fáil leader
Taoiseach accuses Sinn Féin of ‘nasty’ attack on Jim Gavin over Gaza remarks
Pearse Doherty TD describes comments of presidential candidate as ‘shocking’ and ‘disgraceful’
Diarmaid Ferriter on Speaking My Mind by Leo Varadkar: Jaunty but superficial and lazy at times
Former taoiseach provides gossip and entertaining titbits but displays detachment about matters of substance
Nato will defend ‘every inch’ of its territory, says Rutte after drone incident in Poland
Polish prime minister Donald Tusk described the incident as ‘a large-scale provocation’
Plan to boost State’s competitiveness aims to cut regulation for SMEs
Another priority is establishing an AI office to ensure State captures the opportunities the technology presents
State funding for innovation to significantly increase in ambitious new plan
Step change in research funding is linchpin of Government’s new competitiveness plan
Inside the Fianna Fáil presidential vote: standing ovations, ‘thunderous’ applause and tears
Fianna Fáiler emotion before the vote: excitement; nervousness; giddiness; anticipation; tension
Micheál Martin now needs his party victor Jim Gavin to win the presidential election
The closer-than-expected win for Gavin over Billy Kelleher suggests revived tensions between Fianna Fáil and its leader
Jim Gavin ‘honoured’ to be selected as Fianna Fáil presidential candidate
Parliamentary party voted by 41-29 favour of GAA stalwart over Ireland South MEP Billy Kelleher
Party think-ins have been dominated by one thing, and it’s not policy
With the major parties reconvening for the next Dáil term, the cut and thrust of the presidential race takes centre stage
Kyiv reels from attack: ‘A surreal reality ... death and violence have become part of life’
Taoiseach condemns Russian ‘war crime’ as Ukraine calls for tougher action against Moscow
Ireland’s longest-serving bishop announces his retirement
Bishop Paul Colton’s tenure as Church of Ireland Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross the longest since 1617
Hungary’s Viktor Orban to visit Dublin for Ireland match, without meeting Government
Sources say there were no requests from the Hungarian leader for meetings with Taoiseach or Tánaiste
Macron says 26 states ready to send troops in postwar ‘reassurance force’ for Ukraine
Taoiseach says Ireland open to participating in ‘appropriately mandated’ mission
Years-long wait for MetroLink planning permission could deter international investors, senior director says
Scrapped Metro North project also a black mark against Ireland
Ireland seeks allies to help block Mercosur trade deal
Sources say there will be severe pressure from European Commission and countries favouring deal in coming months
Disability rights strategy ‘very vague’ and lacks ambition, says activist
Strategy lacks specific targets, says rights campaigner Amy Hassett
Conflicting witness statements emerge concerning missing boy, presumed dead
Account provided to investigators last week states child killed at age of three by someone known to him
Áras hopeful Jim Gavin secures backing from five more Fianna Fáil TDs
Declarations bring former Dublin GAA football boss’s support to 30 members of parliamentary party
More public sector and Civil Service jobs earmarked for disabled people
Much-anticipated national strategy to be published on Wednesday, setting out commitments
Woman (30s) arrested over threat to kidnap Simon Harris’s children freed without charge
Investigation involving counter extremism gardaí resulted in west Dublin arrest
Seán Moran: After nearly a century, has the time come for a GAA President of Ireland?
The association has never impacted on the Áras to the same extent as on the Dáil and Seanad
Average Dublin City Council tenant pays just €77 rent per week. That may have to rise
Low rents, 40% discounts to tenants who buy and local authorities snapping up private new builds – the social housing model is broken
Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher secures enough support to bid for party’s presidential nomination
Kelleher trails former Dublin GAA manager Jim Gavin in declared support but says he has enough backers to enter internal party contest
Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin says he would not back Bob Geldof for president
TD has ‘points of strong disagreement’ with the Boomtown Rats singer and activist
German campaigners welcome Irish intervention over Berlin police after protest violence
Irish Berlin-based activist Kitty O’Brien is recovering in hospital following an altercation with a police officer
Fianna Fáil’s secret ballot on presidential candidate could yet prove unpredictable
Fine Gael has more certainty as former minister Heather Humphreys set to be confirmed as its candidate on Tuesday
Chipmakers need help with high energy costs, Taoiseach told Ursula von der Leyen
More must be done to bring down ‘very high’ energy costs facing chip manufacturers, Micheál Martin tells European Commission president
Billy Kelleher allies believe there is ‘route to win’ Fianna Fáil presidential nomination, despite Jim Gavin’s lead
Fianna Fáil will make its choice in a secret ballot of its 71 parliamentary party members next Tuesday
Bob Geldof speaks to Micheál Martin about presidency
But Fianna Fáil leader says he cannot back musician activist as he is committed to supporting Jim Gavin
Ireland is open to taking part in Ukraine peacekeeping mission, Taoiseach tells Zelenskiy
Suspect detained following Saturday’s shooting of Andriy Parubiy
Presidential election: Jim O’Callaghan backs Jim Gavin to be Fianna Fáil candidate
Minister for Justice says former Dublin GAA manager would be ‘uniquely qualified’ to succeed Michael D Higgins
Billy Kelleher says he has ‘enough to offer’ to be Fianna Fáil’s presidential candidate
Ireland South MEP says he has no gripe with Micheál Martin’s decision to back Jim Gavin
Jim Gavin has support of almost all Fianna Fáil Cabinet members and growing number of backbenchers
Momentum growing behind former Dublin Gaelic football manager with declarations of support from parliamentary party members
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