Housing department informed of Dublin protection money operation in 2017

Safefood survey finds slight increase in number of energy drinks for sale

A third of men who have sex with men reported being stared at or intimidated in past year

Seán O’Keeffe died of an overdose after ‘desperately’ seeking psychiatric help

Minister criticises Dublin City Council’s refusal of supvised injecting facility

Rejection of planning application ‘missed the bigger picture’, says Catherine Byrne

Harris argues for a compassionate approach, and promises ‘a helping hand instead of just a handcuff’

Ministers to discuss drug cautions, night culture scheme and childcare at final meeting

Catherine Byrne to present expert report that does not recommend decriminalisation

WRC says action was not aggressive but that it was ‘disrespectful, offensive and humiliating’

‘It’s taken 103 years to get their names together in a single site’ – broadcaster Joe Duffy

Parties will pore over results in the coming weeks to discern trends for the next general election

BusConnects reforms would create 230km of bus lanes along 16 traffic corridors

Lee Coffey brings a century of working-class Dublin to life through one dock worker

GP referrals to local amenities give patients a sense of connection and belonging

Minister defends decision as 80,000 women forced to wait up to 33 weeks for results

By treating drug addiction as a health issue, crime would be reduced, say supporters

Two-thirds of us gamble, while four in 10 people are regular gamblers, study shows

Junior Minister Catherine Byrne says lobbying for report ongoing for several months

Independent Alliance pressure to unveil measure in budget resisted by Minister

Land agency’s reliance on market rather than social entrepreneurship is not radical

Relief will be short-lived as housing Minister Eoghan Murphy survives no-confidence vote

Taoiseach calls Sinn Féin’s motion of no confidence in Murphy as tactical and cynical

Murphy says he hopes Byrne 'won't be pulled into this Sinn Féin stunt later this evening'

Minister of State ‘would have to resign’ if she expressed no confidence in colleague

Homeless single adults being ‘left behind’, Merchants Quay Ireland co-founder says

Ireland might be the first country to put cancer warnings on all alcohol products

Catherine Byrne sought meeting to oppose redevelopment plans for Inchicore

Catherine Byrne says Dublin project designated by colleague Eoghan Murphy represents over-development

Housing scheme rebranded but development in Inchicore still just a glint in Minister’s eye

Cost rental scheme planned for Dublin’s Inchicore finds favour with left wing politicians

New drug strategy places greater emphasis on supporting a health-led response to drug and alcohol use

Move comes as popularity of drug increases to levels last seen during Celtic Tiger era

Evidence on long-term safety of vaping not yet established, Minister tells JTI Ireland

Some 72 per cent of Wexford locals said they are trying to cut back on alcohol

Committee hears the European Commission raised no objection to plan

The pair, tied together since the referendum, present food for thought in the Phoenix Park

Kerry-born teacher was pivotal figure in Irish education for more than 50 years

Independent TD says personal stories during campaign were the main influence for voters

UN specialist says strong policy commitment could inspire other countries to follow suit