Number of Nigerian asylum seekers falls dramatically under fast-track system
Past four months has seen a significant increase in the number of Jordanians seeking international protection in Ireland
Gráinne Seoige: Can she reconcile her celebrity with parish pump politics?
The GAA has traditionally provided Irish politics with instantly recognisable ‘names’ but more recently broadcasters have joined the fray
‘Anyone who is ready to kill should be ready to be killed’: Ukrainian soldier trades Ireland for frontline
‘Maestro’ was working in Rathdowney, Co Laois but now heads a unit of Special Operations Forces on the frontline near Donetsk
Sinn Féin faces fresh questions over references for convicted abuser
UK charity had contacted party about references in August 2023, it has emerged
Ireland a ‘playground’ for Russian spies due to poor security status, says ex-Army Ranger TD
Cathal Berry says extensive assets and a weak security culture make Ireland ‘ground zero’ for hybrid attacks and influence operations by Russia
Children’s science museum cost fears rise as detail of €560,000 legal bill emerges
TD says proposed €70m project for Dublin could turn into a ‘mini national children’s hospital’
PBP-Solidarity calls for €13bn in Apple tax to go towards home building
Richard Boyd-Barrett says the money should be spent on building social housing
‘In Ireland, there may be some anxiety’: White House insider on what Donald Trump’s administration was really like
Manisha Singh was under secretary for the economy in the Department of State under Trump and says she would gladly serve again
‘Outrageous’ of Israel to threaten peacekeepers in Lebanon, President Michael D Higgins says
Israel rejects criticism, saying claim that IDF had threatened Unifil forces was ‘unfounded and inflammatory’
Legislation being fast-tracked in Dáil to enable November general election
Pivotal Finance Bill is a key piece of legislation and must pass to give effect to various budget measures
Majority of TDs now planning for November general election
Almost all of 30 parliamentarians contacted by The Irish Times believe poll will be held before December
‘Major jeopardy’: Harris condemns Iran’s missile attack on Israel, calls on all parties to step back from brink
Israel’s incursion into Lebanon is a breach of the UN Charter, says Taoiseach
Greens claim victory on ‘land hoarding’ tax as farmers gain minimal exemption
Budget 2025: Residential Zoned Land Tax will go ahead from February despite last-minute lobbying
Sinn Féin tweaks message on immigration but knows other issues make up its strongest hand
Party’s leadership struck a note of defiance at its ardfheis in Athlone this weekend, predicting it would perform strongly in the general election
Sinn Féin would abolish means test for carer’s allowance, Mary Lou McDonald tells ardfheis
Party would appoint a Minister of State for reunification if in power after next election, says leader