‘No token Sheila’: Tributes paid to retiring Chief Justice

First woman to hold State’s highest judicial office Susan Denham retires after 25 years

Tesco underestimated ‘spirit of solidarity,’ Dáil hears

Revenue at the supermarket stores in dispute had dropped by up to 80 per cent

Iarnród Éireann cuts to be resisted by seven Ministers

Pressure grows on Minister for Transport as four colleagues have made NTA submissions

Ex-senator defends Michael D Higgins after Castro remarks

Brendan Ryan says former leader of Cuba inspired many people around the world

Courts making arrangements to deal with repossession cases

Security, health and safety of court users paramount, says Courts Service

Minister confirms Olympic inquiry report will be delayed

Labour spokesman on sport says it is ‘incredible’ Pat Hickey has been OCI president for 28 years

Regina spectre: Halloween break returns to haunt Chief Whip

Dáil Business Committee has no business thinking that it can guide Dáil business

Water meter protesters convicted of blocking Labour TD’s car

The two men pleaded guilty over incident outside Brendan Ryan’s clinic in Dublin

Proposed Dublin family court complex under threat from rezoning

Amendment to city council plan would rezone part of Hammond Lane site for park

Courts security a matter for gardaí, says Law Society

Courts Service begins profiling upcoming cases following protests at some courthouses

James Reilly among likely nominated Senators

Sources say Minister open to idea of taking one of 11 seats in gift of next taoiseach

‘White powder’ mailed to Donald Trump’s campaign office

Six isolated after incident at Trump Tower, NY Fire Department investigating substance

Call for ‘non-political’ housing solutions

Ruth Coppinger (AAA) says first move should be declaration of national housing emergency

Labour members set to reject Fine Gael alliance

Burton and Howlin sceptical on prospect of coalition, with grassroots ‘very, very, cool’

Brendan Howlin pressed to say he will stand for Labour leader

Joan Burton wishes to remain as Alan Kelly also thought certain to seek to stand

Labour’s survival presents it with host of identity issues

Party has fallen a long way from 2011 to just scrape in with speaking rights

Profile: Brendan Ryan (Lab)

Dublin Fingal: Fourth TD elected of five

Differing fortunes for Government parties as vote fragments in Dublin

FG now largest party in capital, while Labour has gone from 18 seats to just two or three

Dublin Fingal results: Former Fine Gael minister James Reilly loses seat

Labour’s Brendan Ryan, Fine Gael’s Alan Farrell, and Sinn Féin’s Louise O’Reilly are elected

Analysis: Fianna Fáil empire strikes back at Fine Gael

Never have so many got so few predictions right, writes Harry McGee

Courts Service boss fears collapse of IT system

Organisation faces years of ‘scraping around for money’ to support out of date system

Presidential age vote defeated by three to one margin

Kenny says this referendum ‘sidelined’ because attention was on same-sex marriage

PAC may seek losses explanation by ‘wards of court’ fund

Independent TD Shane Ross says performance of €1.47m is ‘absolutely dismal’

Chief Justice threatens to cancel court sittings because of cold

Letters released under Freedom of Information say it was a ‘significant health matter’

Eight Labour TDs to submit motion on IAG’s Aer Lingus bid

Motion comes amid a change of attitude within Government to the offer from IAG

Train of thought: what next for the western rail corridor?

Harry McGee takes the 13.45 to Ennis on the ‘Hogwart’s Express’ of the west

Penalty points loophole under discussion

Courts Service wants driving licences tied to vehicle ownership

Government TDs warn of rebellion over property tax

Dublin deputies say capital must not be “ripped off”

What if local election results were repeated in General Election?

Labour would win just six seats if local results repeated in next General Election

Private rents should be controlled, Labour document says

Proposals from internal committee says policy needed to protect tenants

Noonan says 1.1 million hit by reduction in tax relief on health insurance premiums

Reilly pleased relief not removed entirely

Judges raise concern at changes to allowances

Mobile phones, laptops and textbooks among items earmarked for cuts

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