Concern State’s largest landlord’s policy on ‘tenant swapping’ could force people from homes
Property company I-Res has drawn criticism from housing charity Threshold and Opposition politicians
Fine Gael grassroots seek ardfheis motion to break with ‘woke left’
Word ‘progressive’ tainted by association with ‘woke left’, says prominent party member
Simon Harris seeks to draw line under O’Donovan phone call – but where does it leave us?
Tánaiste has had his say and the shutters have been pulled down, leaving big questions unanswered
Harris says ‘hurtful’ anonymous comments questioning O’Donovan’s performance should never recur
Tánaiste refuses to be drawn on details of phone call to Minister for Communications
New DAA chief to be paid €380,000 salary
John Coleman leaving Land Development Agency and will see salary rise by €130,000 in top job at airport operator
Drumcree Orange Order parade ban lawful, Belfast High Court rules
NI Secretary banned parade after hosting talks with both sides and being unable to find a resolution
Sinn Féin proposes ‘advantages’ for citizenship applicants who learn Irish
Justice spokesman Matt Carthy says fewer naturalisations would likely occur under his party’s system
Minister and Law Society agree on ‘focused’ engagement aimed at resolving legal aid row
Dispute over new legal aid payment model has seriously disrupted the criminal courts
Government to wind up century-old €1.2m contingency fund not used for 22 years
Cabinet to be told of reforms targeting loans to smaller builders for development of residentially zoned lands
State ‘facing shortfall of 500 beds’ in facilities for most vulnerable homeless people
‘Significant demand’ exists for more long- and short-term accommodation including healthcare help
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
Some alumina from Aughinish ‘undoubtedly’ supplies Russian military, EU envoy says
Possible quotas for Aughinish exports to Russia considered by Brussels officials
Three staff members at school received €1,000 each from free school meals provider, committee hears
Financial controls to be tightened on the hot school meals programme amid questions over contract arrangements
Aughinish Alumina exports not included in draft EU Russia sanctions package
Measures cutting Aughinish Alumina’s exports to Russia not included in draft of EU’s next round of economic sanctions targeting Moscow
Irish politics is in a fragile holding pattern, with serious stress tests ahead
Inside Politics: From triple lock to public sector strikes, the mood is ill-tempered