Political leaders throw support behind Ireland in Brexit row
Inside Politics: Dutch prime minister and senior US democrat arrive in Ireland
Deal to move NMH will go to Cabinet unchanged, says Taoiseach
Agreement unchanged after intense debate over ownership and ethos of new hospital
Efforts towards power-sharing in North to get under way
Irish, British and US governments urge parties to re-establish Executive rapidly
DAA claimed proper preparations were not made for new checks for airport workers
Dalton Philips told department that delays in new system threatened the Irish economy
Zelenskiy address: No pomp or frills, just a direct and uncompromising message
Inside Politics: Ukrainian leader’s speech to Oireachtas was unadorned and powerful
Dublin airport under growing pressure to cut passenger delays
DAA facing heavy criticism over terms and conditions on offer to security staff it is hiring
Cost of housing Ukrainian refugees ‘creates challenges’ in budget, says Martin
Taoiseach signals ‘targeted approach’ to increasing vaccine take-up among refugees
Covid-19: BA.2 variant accounts for nearly 95% of Irish infections
Health system creaking as almost 700 patients with virus admitted to hospital since Friday
Manchester and Liverpool mayors seek post-Brexit reset in relations amid Irish visit
Trip by Andy Burnham and Steve Rotheram follows poor relations due to NI protocol row
‘Only natural’ Ireland would respond differently to refugees from Ukraine, Tánaiste says
Varadkar responds to claim two-tier system is in place for those seeking State’s protection
Reality of war in Ukraine for Europe and Ireland begins to hit home
Inside Politics: Inflation in Irish economy expected to surge to 8.5%, highest since 1980s
Cruelty of Putin’s invasion condemned by Taoiseach ahead of EU meeting
Inside Politics: European leaders meet as horrors of Ukrainian war continue unabated
Ukraine replaces Covid as top of the agenda for foreseeable future
Inside Politics: Housing and financial supports most pressing needs for refugees
Alan Kelly departure: Why, and why now?
Inside Politics: Issues with Labour leader was most quiet disquiet seen in a party heave
‘Very possible’ Ireland will take in over 20,000 refugees from Ukraine, Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin raises prospect of injured children being offered urgent surgery here
Landlords could use retrofitting scheme to end tenancies, says tenancies board
500,000 homes to be retrofitted by 2030 under plans to boost home energy efficiency
Grim diplomatic dance on Ukraine reaches its end with Russian invasion
Inside Politics: Widespread condemnation of Russian aggression in Dáil exchanges
Ukraine crisis is like nothing Europe has seen since second World War, Martin says
Taoiseach also tells his party to ‘hold its nerve’ on plans to tackle housing crisis
Claims for additional costs from builders of new children’s hospital now total €554m
Latest figures for claims submitted for assessment are provided to Dáil committee
Taoiseach heads to Berlin with Ukraine crisis top of the agenda
Inside Politics: Coveney issues blunt statement after Putin’s ‘dangerous escalation’
Draft law for mother and baby home exhumations to be brought to Cabinet next week
Minister for Children writes to survivors and families on Institutional Burials Bill
Will Russian war games fizzle out or turn red hot?
Inside Politics: Tentative hopes Russia may be withdrawing troops from frontline
Government under fire over response to cost-of-living crisis
Opposition seeks to turn up the heat ahead of package of measures to tackle the issue
Government is ‘positively disposed’ towards a Euro 2028 bid
Ministers want clearer understanding of costs and benefits before backing joint bid
DUP withdrawal from First Minister post ‘very damaging to politics’ – Martin
Martin criticises Donaldson remarks and asserts no party should have veto on Executive
Plan to restore senior public sector pay must be honoured, says IMO
Consultants ‘dismayed’ by reports that Government may defer pay cut reversals
Former lord mayor Hazel Chu launches Seanad byelection campaign
Greens councillor running as Independent for the vacant University of Dublin seat
Just like that, Brexit is back on top of the agenda
Inside Politics: Poots upped the ante with an order to halt post-Brexit checks at NI ports
Green minister opposes plan to rezone green space in his estate for housing
Joe O’Brien says more housing is ‘absolutely’ needed but children need spaces to play
Minister says he ‘regrets’ mass resignation of Disabled Drivers Medical Board of Appeal
Paschal Donohoe tells Oireachtas committee he hopes to have new board in place by April
Government in unusual flurry of good news
Inside Politics: Central Bank predicts remarkable bounceback for economy
Varadkar warns fishermen not to put themselves at risk in Russia navy protest
Tánaiste says there is ‘real fear of a land war in Europe’ amid tensions over Ukraine
Varadkar denies that requests for updates on leak inquiry are putting ‘pressure’ on gardaí
Tánaiste says that seeking a progress report in this regard is ‘entirely normal’
Up to 7,000 households could be helped stay in homes amid mortgage-to-rent changes
Minister for Housing announces reforms to programme for people in mortgage arrears
Russian drills off Irish coast ‘not welcome’, says Simon Coveney
Minister for Foreign Affairs meets EU counterparts Brussels amid Ukraine tensions
‘Emergency is over’: Taoiseach confirms snap removal of most Covid-19 measures
After almost two years of restrictions, social and economic life begins return to normal
Coveney has a bad habit of making small mistakes into bigger ones
Zappone affair and now celebration at Iveagh House both poorly handled, writes Pat Leahy
Politicians raise concerns that LDA plans will not deliver affordable rents
Government TDs defend cost-rental proposals, saying they could be ‘game-changing’
Is it the beginning of the end of the Covid-19 pandemic?
Inside Politics: Soothing noises from Government as it looks at a post-Covid landscape
About three-quarters of homes to be delivered by LDA are expected to be cost rental
Organisation’s new chairman to outline plans for over 10,000 new homes
Coronavirus: New rules aim to free up half of PCR testing capacity
Infectious Diseases Society says changes will confuse and public may not comply
Chris Wall, ‘great friend’ and adviser to Bertie Ahern, dies after long illness
Former taoiseach says the Fianna Fáil veteran was a ‘phenomenal organiser’
Post-Christmas demand for Covid-19 tests ‘extremely high’
Boosters for over-30s to be available from Wednesday as vaccination centres reopen
Dr Tony Holohan urges people to avoid crowded retail environments as 10,404 cases recorded
Testing centres are ‘very busy’ due to high incidence of Covid
Children’s hospital: ‘Fair assumption’ construction will cost more than €1.7bn estimate
Watt criticised at PAC as he refuses to provide estimates for final cost of project
Taoiseach does not rule out more Covid restrictions but says we must ‘hold our nerve’
Martin says vaccination for children with underlying conditions to start next week
Q&A: What do the new restrictions mean for hospitality and household visits this Christmas?
New rules recommended by Nphet accepted by Government
All arrivals into State must provide negative Covid test from Friday
Move described as ‘fluff to look like something is being done’ by virologist
Mica owners say ‘100%’ redress scheme will not cover all costs
TD who raised possibility of resigning gives ‘cautious welcome’ to scheme
No new Covid restrictions recommended this week, Holohan tells TDs as 3,666 new cases reported
HSE says dozens of people had been mistakenly called for vaccine boosters in Co Meath
Covid-19: Business supports may be extended in event of closures
Draft plans for a long-awaited scheme to subsidise antigen tests drawn up
Transport officials defend exclusion of south Dublin metro from NDP
Old plan had included a underground to Sandyford but it was not in the updated NDP
Climate Action Plan to be finalised amid lofty rhetoric about saving the world
Inside Politics: Pledge to cut methane emissions by 30% not part of Ireland’s plan this year
Varadkar expects it will be possible to offer Covid-19 jabs to children within months
Tánaiste and Taoiseach say schools will reopen next week as planned despite rising cases
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