Fine Gael considers ‘AI dividend tax credit’ for businesses
Party TD James Geoghegan proposes citizens’ assembly on technology’s trade-offs
Ó Snodaigh seeks Dáil time to make statement on Liberty Recycling
Ó Snodaigh, who is not under investigation himself, is the chairman of the charity that is the subject of a Garda money-laundering inquiry
Government seeks solution to public sector pay deal before threatened strike
Unions and Government negotiators are separately due to meet an independent panel with the aim of resolving the dispute
World awaits ‘the most critical midterms in modern US history’ - and Trump’s reaction
Inside Politics: Meanwhile, negotiators representing more than 300,000 public sector workers have rejected a pay offer worth 7.75 per cent across 2.5 years.
Simon Harris silent on Patrick O’Donovan phone call that preceded hospitalisation
Events in build up to Minister falling ill remain subject of much speculation in Fine Gael
Disquiet on political front amid legal aid row, triple lock debate and ‘demeaning’ advert
Inside Politics: Jim O’Callaghan objects to ‘inappropriate and demeaning’ video by Dublin Rape Crisis Centre
French seek removal of champagne levies after Trump’s Irish whiskey move
Removal of US tariffs on Irish whiskey was promised by Donald Trump in September, though it is yet to come into effect
Ireland to back ‘whatever’ sanctions European Commission proposes for Russia, McEntee says
Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade not aware of any lobbying by Government to exclude alumina from latest set of measures
Jim O’Callaghan reiterates claim that solicitors are targeting rape cases
Minister faces backlash for saying rape trials were only cases ‘deliberately’ targeted by striking solicitors
Minister for Justice accused of ‘grossly unfair commentary’ over rape cases
O’Callaghan criticised for saying ‘only cases deliberately affected by withdrawal of services in Central Criminal Court yesterday were those involving allegations of rape’
Rape trials only cases ‘deliberately’ targeted by striking solicitors, Jim O’Callaghan to tell Oireachtas
Criminal defence solicitor Michael Finucane rejects suggestion rape or any specific cases targeted
Union boss set to warn politicians on hazard of mishandling artificial intelligence
Ictu general secretary Owen Reidy argues for central role for workers as workplaces change
No chaos in the courts, Jim O’Callaghan says, as legal aid dispute ramps up
Minister expresses concern that rape cases were impacted at Central Criminal Court
Addictive online features should be disabled by default, report on use by children finds
Blanket social media ban for under-16s would ‘unlikely provide’ comprehensive solution to harms
Could the public sector strike be a one-off?
Inside Politics: A second day of action is planned for next week but there is some hope it could be averted