Pensions enrolment scheme and childcare plan sum up challenges facing Coalition
Both policies form core of Government’s pitch to voters: it will address chronic issues in delivery while curing symptoms of cost-of-living crisis
Both policies form core of Government’s pitch to voters: it will address chronic issues in delivery while curing symptoms of cost-of-living crisis
The Taoiseach grins in the driver’s seat while Sensible Simon steers the economy
Labour deputy says measures ‘totally understandable’ for hosting a war time president
Sinn Féin’s David Cullinane warns safety being put at risk as practice breaches EU working time directives
Publication of internal Fianna Fáil review on disastrous presidential election campaign unlikely before next year
Parties made a big Christmas show of launching the initiative, complete with flashy flyers and silly videos
Labour’s Marie Sherlock says young people ‘self-medicating on the black market’
Ukrainian president identifies Ireland’s global soft power as a mechanism for ensuring a dignified peace for his country
‘Thank you for providing home and protection to our people when they needed it most’
Veteran criminal Gerry Hutch can contest byelection despite €800,000 tax demand being contrary to laws for new TDs
Unlikely wartime leader must be so weary of having to travel the world, pleading for solidarity with his invaded homeland
Ukrainian leader urges Ireland to play an active role in making Russia accountable for its aggression
Ireland and Ukraine sign roadmap for bilateral relations including a further €125 million in funding
Zelenskiy tells Oireachtas of ‘great honour to stand in a country that understands the price of freedom’ during first official visit
Agenda set to include visit to President Catherine Connolly and expected address to joint sitting of Dáil and Seanad
Tánaiste he does not view ‘such matters as HR matters, I view them as criminal matters’
Criminal Assets Bureau and Revenue pursuing criminal for almost €800,000 from allegedly undeclared income
Latest steps include new restrictions both on family reunifications and citizenship grants
‘I don’t believe €750,000 is right, proper or appropriate for 14 steps,’ Taoiseach concedes on his return from the world stage
Government was supposed to update medium-term expenditure plan last summer but still hasn’t done so
Ministers of a more fragile disposition than Darragh O’Brien might have been crushed by the reception
Delays and disappointment for Mayo campaigners who seek more support to repair damaged homes
Increased prevalence of buses being listed but not arriving is of ‘grave concern’
PAC chair criticises ‘failures’ at Department of Culture as findings recommends stronger oversight
People seeking international protection face paying up to 40 per cent of their weekly income to fund the cost of State accommodation
Report by Dáil watchdog comes after botched IT project at Arts Council and separate issue with X-ray scanner at National Gallery
Outgoing minister for finance effusive in his praise for party leader and ministerial successor Simon Harris at Fine Gael gathering
Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill urges doctors not to make such recommendations in future
By replacing its own revised guidelines, the Government is trying to put in place a hastily constructed safety net
Tánaiste says he never thought he would see the day when former finance minister would ‘ask me to spend more money’
The mind-bending scale of the MetroLink is beginning to reveal itself
Taoiseach and Tánaiste relish the chance to remind Mary Lou McDonald of her one-time alignment with the former Tory PM
Critics say construction rule amendments would lead to smaller, darker units with potential impact on costs unclear
Minister for Health says over €16m is available in funding for international treatment in EU and US
Activists and Opposition concerned legislation would only include trade of goods from illegal Israeli settlements
Labour TD asks why Government is ‘dancing to tune’ of 5% of US Congress when no multinational says it is pulling out of Ireland
Tánaiste Simon Harris, now Minister for Finance, assumes an even more prominent role
The now former minister bowed out ahead of taking on his new job at the World Bank in his usual fuss-free style
Speculation continues to rumble on about the future leadership of Fianna Fáil
Tourism added Minister for Enterprise’s portfolio, with key plans to benefit 46,000 small and medium enterprises
Policing language has damaged progressive causes - it’s time to retire the linguistic ‘harm hunters’
Your essential end-of-week catch-up on the events that shape agendas
People Before Profit leader Richard Boyd Barrett says Government bowing to groups ‘screaming for mass deportations’
Government’s long-awaited updated housing plan will be unveiled this morning amid a fall in new housing commencements
Verona Murphy hatched a comedy line, but deputy Michael Collins was counting his chickens already
President’s address did not step back an inch from her campaign platform in pledging to be a ‘catalyst for change’
Simon Harris walked Catherine C up the aisle in Dublin Castle before giving her away to the people of Ireland
Catherine Connolly will become the tenth President of Ireland at Dublin Castle today
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up
Many cost-of-living promises echo rhetoric Trump used to win the 2024 presidential election
Warm welcome all round from political rivals as People Before Profit stalwart returns to Dáil
Sinn Féin accuses Government of making a ‘mess of system that continues to operate in crisis mode’
Further delays to key projects will have ‘serious consequences’ for housing and economic growth
Lack of ambition and action means exceedance of 1.5 degrees is approaching, report says
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices