McEntee to raise Sally Rooney book sales withdrawal with UK foreign secretary
Minister for Foreign Affairs ‘shocked’ publisher can no long sell works because of author’s support for Palestine Action group
Jack Chambers ‘hopeful’ of ‘way forward’ to prevent further public sector strike
Stoppage next week ‘absolutely’ still on as things stand, union leader Kevin Callinan says
Arson attack: Waterford city ‘as sad as’ Dublin after Stardust fire, councillor says
Families in Waterford are under ‘extreme fear’ due to drug debts, said Cllr John Hearne
RTÉ likely to get back €20m lost in Budget 2027 ‘if it proves reforms are on track’
Taoiseach and Tánaiste’s offices intervene with Patrick O’Donovan ahead of crunch meeting with broadcaster’s leadership
RTÉ DG says he has confidence in Minister after ‘constructive’ meeting on funding
Broadcaster’s managing director and chairman Terence O’Rourke met Patrick O’Donovan for just over an hour
Public sector pay dispute ‘unwarranted given our willingness to talk’, Taoiseach says
Martin defends budget, citing need to ‘judge between restraint and real impact of cost-of-living increases’
Bid to cut smoking ‘abject failure’, Dáil told, as budget pushes cigarette prices higher
TDs vote by 110 to 48 to increase 20-pack by €1 to €21.02
Public spending hits record level as watchdog sharply criticises Budget 2027
A package of tax reductions announced by Minister for Finance Simon Harris will see lower and middle income workers benefit
Sinn Féin seeks to regulate ‘wild west’ horse-drawn carriage industry in Dublin
Arcane Victorian laws allowing ‘unregulated, irresponsible drivers’ to operate in the capital, says TD
Alternative budget ideas: A €500 ‘everyday costs’ card, cheap e-bikes, a State building firm
Parties outline various ways in which rival budgets might appeal to the public ahead of next week's announcement
Millionaires’ tax central to People Before Profit Budget 2027 proposals
Party plans corporation tax of 20%, €500 energy credit and €1.75 per litre cap at fuel pumps to ease cost of living crisis
‘No such thing as half a march,’ says Mac Cionnaith as Drumcree talks break up without deal
Orange Order says it will accept outcome of upcoming High Court appeal
Rename part of Phoenix Park’s main avenue after Charles De Gaulle, TD urges
Barry Heneghan calls for move to commemorate cultural and diplomatic links between Ireland and France
Labour accuses Coalition of ‘fictional, fraudulent budgeting’ amid department overspends
Tánaiste Simon Harris counters that public spending reached ‘almost unimaginable’ levels when Labour was in power
Political parties eye compromise on citizenship reforms amid claims of ‘lies’ being spread
‘We have an open-door policy that we need to tighten up,’ says Independent Ireland TD Richard O’Donoghue