Miriam Lord: ‘Votegate’ double-voting controversy rears its ugly head again
Fianna Fáil was hoping no one would mention the War of the Buttons two years later
Supreme Court says PAC treated Angela Kerins in ‘unlawful’ manner
Court says Oireachtas can limit need for court intervention in any similar case
Oireachtas committees warned to stay within their remit after Angela Kerins case
TDs and Senators given extensive legal advice and told to treat witnesses with respect
Declaration that PAC acted unlawfully would have ‘chilling’ effect
Dáil committee tells Supreme Court it accepts ‘significant’ findings on Angela Kerins case
O’Brien begins Supreme Court appeal over Dáil statements by TDs
Businessman claims statements, made after injunctions, were ‘unwarranted interference’
O’Brien judgment is a blow in favour of free debate
Who dares say we have no need of a space where there can be free discussion?
Decision on complaint against FG TD from two Sinn Féin TDs due in new year
Alan Farrell called on Dessie Ellis and Martin Ferris to make statement on Stack murder
Denis O’Brien ‘not trying to chill’ speeches made in Dáil
Judgement reserved in businessman’s action over comments about his banking affairs
Denis O’Brien action over Dáil speeches a tribute to his ‘self-regard’
Citizens have no remedy for comments made about them in Oireachtas, counsel for State says
Citizen Denis takes stand to champion rights of ordinary citizen
Businessman Denis O’Brien sees himself as acting in the national interest
Denis O’Brien case could benefit everyone, claims his counsel
Michael Cush tells court it is fundamentally important to define rights of the Oireachtas
Castro dispute prompts call for guidelines on Dáil tributes
Parties fail to agree on setting House time aside for statements on late Cuban leader
Dáil committee failed to ‘police’ TDs, Denis O’Brien case told
Businessman taking action over comments about his banking affairs in Oireachtas
Denis O’Brien set to attack TDs in evidence to High Court
Businessman to argue that ‘absolute’ legal privilege does not exist for TDs and senators
Clare Daly may face action over comments about judge
Committee considers if TD’s remarks about judge constituted abuse of Dáil privilege
Denis O’Brien cannot call evidence from US law expert, court rules
Businessman loses application in case over TDs’ statements on his banking affairs
A Dáil reformed has become a Dáil strangled by its ineffectiveness
Inside Politics: Sorry Enda, but those pesky Independent TDs are at it again
FG Senator claims SF opposes Seanad role in health committee
Sinn Féin indicates contentious issue a matter for Committee on Procedure and Privileges
Seán Barrett hopes to be remembered for being fair
TDs praise former ceann comhairle who says it was an honour to hold the position
Waterford Whispers removes article after Denis O’Brien threat
Businessman’s solicitors sent letter to satirical website demanding post be taken down
Paschal Donohoe says rail tendering won’t work
Minister for Tourism and Transport ‘fears’ rising hotel prices may damage tourism
Politicians condemn Denis O’Brien’s decision to sue TDs
Government, Opposition unite to criticise businessman’s action
Leinster House under potential threat from ‘fixated loners’
Gardaí warn TDs of possible security breaches amid heightened concerns
Siteserv Murphy complaint likely to go to Dáil committee
Siteserv wrote to Sean Barrett seeking to get record amended over accusations
MacSharry challenges ‘wildcat’ McDonald to make claims ‘out on the street’
TD invited to repeat claims made under Dáil privilege outside the Oireachtas
Mary Lou McDonald will not retract Ansbacher comments
Sinn Féin deputy leader’s comments were found to be an abuse of Dáil privilege
Former politicians make complaint about Mary Lou McDonald’s Ansbacher allegations
Former PD leader Des O’Malley calls accusation untrue and very damaging
Letters between Shatter legal firm and Taoiseach’s office to be published
Government did not shift from position on Garda inquiry commission, says Kenny
Mary Lou McDonald expected to avoid trying to enter Dáil
Sinn Féin TD’s ‘antics’ prevented Dáil debate on legislation, says Minister for Health
Ceann Comhairle says he has no role in expansion of Dáil technical group
Independent TD Catherine Murphy asks if standing orders changed to allow expansion of technical group
David Norris repeats view that Pope Francis should be invited to Ireland
Independent Senator calls for ‘some movement’ by the Government on the issue
Kerins threatens legal action against PAC
Committee has serious issues to address, says former Rehab chief’s solicitor
PAC seeks order to compel Kerins, Flannery to attend
It is the first time such an order has been sought under the new Oireachtas inquiries legislation
PAC seeks to compel Rehab’s Kerins and Flannery to attend
Committee sets two- week deadline for disclosure of information from charity
Use of inept language in Oireachtas anything but new
Confirmed tradition of foul, profane and inappropriate terms in Dáil and Seanad
Shane Ross accused of having ‘insatiable thirst for publicity’
Majority of PAC members oppose release Garda whistleblower transcript
Ceann Comhairle threatens to resign as TDs ignore House rules
‘I’m not going to spend my time getting upset every day,’ Barrett tells Dáil
Request to invite Pope Francis to address Seanad
Norris hopeful since Mandela visited Mansion House of no particular renown
Walkout as water metering Bill passes
Opposition TDs protest at curtailing of debate on controversial Bill
‘Ming’ presents Minister with glass of dirty water in Dáil
Emergency Dáil committee meeting called by Ceann Comhairle after incident
Speaking time for non-aligned TDs upholds parliamentary principle - Ceann Comhairle
Opposition claims it will mean less time for them and more for Government “genepool”
Ministers want Anglo kept out of initial bank inquiry
Government figures concerned trials of FitzPatrick, McAteer and Whelan could be jeopardised
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