Peace in our time? With Trump you never know
The US president has climbed down over Greenland, for now, but the spat has exposed fundamental weakness in the EU
The US president has climbed down over Greenland, for now, but the spat has exposed fundamental weakness in the EU
Say what you like about Helen McEntee, but she’s no Donald Trump – she hasn’t lost the plot
Dedicated motorway lane as well as greater remote working would ease congestion, Dáil hears
Ireland will support the collective measures of the EU but won’t lead on them
Delay to Bill regulating ‘laughing gas’ will make problem use worse, Dáil hears
Management to apologise for securing radiology services in 2024 without following official procurement rules
Houses of the Oireachtas Commission set out staffing allocations last summer to reflect new Dáil and Seanad
US president’s increasingly disturbing behaviour dominates Leaders’ Questions in the Dáil
Donald Trump has focused his attack on the EU’s three big weaknesses
Road Safety Authority requests show our TDs are not doing the jobs they are elected to do
It’s getting tougher to sell the Irish message of ‘careful now’
The Sinn Féin politician was lucky to survive a frenzied stabbing attack by her estranged husband, former IRA man Pearse McAuley, as their two sons hid upstairs, on Christmas Eve 2014
The prospect of a definitive break between the EU and the US over Greenland is a horror show for Ireland
Building of ramp and 14 steps in Dublin park cost over €500,000 more than initially proposed
Attorney General Rossa Fanning says State will oppose deputies’ application
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty claims Ministers ‘holding out’ and that behaviour is ‘absolutely unacceptable’
Danish move comes after White House talks over the future of the Arctic island ended after just 50 minutes
The Independent Ireland leader seemed to momentarily forget where he was during a watery Uisce Éireann debate
Sinn Féin leader highlights disparity in chemotherapy waiting times, with patients in some regions waiting up to eight weeks
Ireland’s climate experience closely follows the global trend, with 2025 the country’s second-warmest year on record
Micheál Martin managed to avoid actually naming T***p when discussing threats facing the world
Government’s spring session legislative programme includes 30 priority Bills
Micheál Martin knows demonstrating competence on domestic issues remains the biggest challenge
Opposition parties set to focus on affordability and Government waste and bureaucracy
Plus, the Dáil is back today, intermittent fasting, and how Musk’s Grok has ushered in our new media dystopia
Rent reform, immigration, infrastructure and AI top political agenda as TDs return to pass laws
Tricky legislation, internal conflicts and an unpredictable trip to the White House all lie ahead
There is a recurring dilemma of politics – how to get politicians to do what’s best for the longer term and unpopular in the short term?
With a healthy majority thanks to Independents, the Coalition should have time to get a grip on the issues of most concern to voters
Discord dominated in the Dáil, Fianna Fáil tripped up in the race for the Áras and housing hasn’t gone away, you know
British ambassador in attendance reminded of Irish position on Palestine protesters at final Dáil sitting
Petition with more than 15,000 signatures appeals for urgent action to save multi-disciplinary arts space
Public Accounts Committee says it was told that €40m being stored as evidence in Garda stations across country
No response to tender for new contract, current provider opted not to seek renewal
Taoiseach would be wise to pay attention to the end of The Grinch on the eve of the Dáil Christmas recess
Primary school principals say balancing books is ‘impossible’ without seeking parental donations
Legislation passed second stage in previous Dáil but TDs decided by 73 to 71 to reject Bill
Réada Cronin says she will continue trying to persuade Sinn Féin ardfheis to ban ‘abhorrent, cruel, barbaric’ activity
Report lays out process that ultimately proved disastrous for the party’s presidential election hopes
In the News podcast: In a hectic political year, the challenge was to choose just a handful of stories
Scheme to be presented by Simon Harris aims for up to 5,000 new homes in the next few years
We know the Government is failing on housing. But so is the Opposition
Government sides with Labour in row over Leaders’ Questions pecking order
Plus: Santa defends the deer, selling milk to the lactose intolerant and a Eurovision we’re still in
TDs clash after 'muppet' remark and mounting anger over potential €20-€50 pharmacy fees for vulnerable patients
Meanwhile, Jim O’Callaghan continues to lean into the immigration debate
Ethel Gannon, Coco Gould and Padmé Murphy just three of the pets namechecked as TDs backed case for stronger protections
Taoiseach says ‘we will go back and discuss this with the HSE’ but it was never agreed the State should pay
Dog breeding ‘a profit model gone absolutely mad’, TD says when introducing Bill to regulate €200 million industry
Ibec urges increase in defence and security spending to safeguard business
Young campaigner Cara Darmody was the star of the hour as tree-lighting ceremony was moved inside
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
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