Fitzgerald to provide statement to Dáil this evening on breath tests and FCN issues

Tánaiste awaiting details from Attorney General on implications for those involved

Decision to allocate €1m a significant development towards making motorway a reality, say local TDs

Labour TD highlights reported differences between Katherine Zappone and FG TDs

Sources close to Alan Kelly say he is very disappointed election contest was not held

Micheál Martin says hearings transcripts are in public domain and must be addressed

Minister for Justice insists she has ‘every confidence’ in Nóirín O’Sullivan

New reports examine outcomes for students who complete school and early leavers

Minister for Transport fighting to retain seat in Dublin Central, which is now three-seater

Party pledge to cut student contribution fee by €500 to €2,500 in budget if re-elected

Tánaiste calls for a full cabinet minister to deal with primary care issues in health

Party says it would reverse closure of Garda stations if elected to government

Jan O’Sullivan agrees that ‘full consultation’ is needed on Technological Universities Bill

If Labour returns to government Minister says reduction will come into force next year

O’Sullivan wants denominational schools to set aside places for non-Christian children

Initiatives to address welfare and morale among gardaí being developed for 2016

Rank-and-file gardaí seek pay rise as part of review process under Haddington Road deal

If findings in report implemented, a rise in training levy could generate up to €100m

Some 90 per cent of those from affluent areas go to college, 15 per cent do so from poorer areas

Cases involving child sex abuse, stalking and serious organised crime affected

Rule 68 states that religious instruction ‘by far the most important’ part of curriculum’

Student will have to remain in classroom in Castletroy College but will not have to participate

Jan O’Sullivan says future reform of admissions needed to ensure equal access

Operation Thor will see six gangs targeted and make it easier for offenders to be tagged

Minister says initiative benefits from being under remit of Child and Family Agency

Court refuses injunctions to Assistant Commissioner who claimed political questioning

Frances Fitzgerald says ‘no blind eye’ will be turned to actions of Provisional IRA

Initiative includes funds for 19,000 primary spaces and 43,000 at post primary

Martin Callinan disadvantaged during crisis due to “internal communication failures”

Minister announces third-level funding for those who have been in system for five years

Rules meant Anna Kern faced large cost for place at Royal College of Surgeons

Results show uptake for higher level maths has levelled off after several years of growth

Delay in confirming SNA allocations for next academic year angered schools and parents

Independent TD Maureen O’Sullivan says children not in natural family environment

Lunch demonstrations by ASTI and TUI mounted over objections to student assessment

Registration event involving gardaí called off after backlash from No campaigners

Children feel they cannot add to their parents’ worries around the recession

Nóirín O’Sullivan says it was not appropriate that garda was part of Yes side photocall

School admissions

Aim of Bill is to address ‘soft barriers’ which may sometimes be used to exclude children from particular backgrounds