If we want to continue as an investment hub we have to get climate right
Decarbonisation is an economic and environmental imperative. Carbon budgets are just as important as the October fiscal budget
‘It’s going to be very challenging,’ Martin tells Dublin Climate Summit
Climate change calls for ‘relentless focus’ and ‘shared acceptance’, says Taoiseach
Cliff Taylor: Who will pay the massive bill for climate transition?
The Climate Action Plan makes no specific commitment of additional State spending but make no mistake, more cash will be needed
Irish tourism officials in chase for €1bn of global conference business
Fáilte Ireland hosts first major event in Dublin since latest easing of restrictions
Summary: Fianna Fáil general election report reveals where party went wrong
Lack of identity emerges as one of the most worrying issues for party to deal with
Circus owners fear the big top might fold for good
Circus families say they are being unfairly treated when it comes to Covid-19 supports
Stubborn Covid figures mean further tension between Nphet and Government expected
Politicians’ aim to unlock society will not match public health advice with disease’s downward trajectory no longer in place
FG and FF go cap in hand to others to form government
Broad strokes of framework document leave ample room for other parties to add in details
Donohoe rebuilds his reputation for prudence
Ministers took time to realise Donohoe was serious about tightening expenditure
John FitzGerald: Congestion charges may be the fairest way to tax road users
In the next few years, we will need to commit to a new tax regime for road transport
Competitive strategy for SME sector a national Brexit imperative
Level of support for entrepreneurs and risk investment should exceed that available elsewhere
Q&A: What the motor tax changes could mean for you
How current motorists, new car buyers and those importing from the UK will be affected
Children’s hospital fiasco a lesson in cost control for slow learners
Independent economic appraisal of State spending projects needed
Government to oversee consultation process on carbon tax
Move follows publication of cross-party report on climate change action
FF to push Government on slow progress in tackling housing crisis
Move comes as party prepares to decide on confidence and supply deal extension
Programmes offering graduates a route into industry
Graduates are well-positioned for jobs in policy, research, business and administration in the public and private sectors
Donohoe seeks to keep a lid on expenditure ahead of tight budget
Minister for Finance has €800m for new spending and tax cuts
Divisions over health funding have delayed response to Sláintecare report
There is nervousness in Departments of Finance and Public Expenditure about potential escalation of costs under the plan
Proposed Oireachtas climate change committee to be discussed
Secretaries general would have to account for department’s delivery on climate change
The making of Paschal Donohoe
Inside Politics: Even those in Fianna Fáil grudgingly acknowledge the Minister’s political skills
Leo Varadkar: ‘I was elected to lead but I promise to serve’
The Taoiseach promotes a new generation of Fine Gael as he reshuffles his Cabinet
Varadkar may merge departments if elected taoiseach
Minister considers combining portfolios of finance and public expenditure if FG leadership bid successful
Government to establish commission over injury awards
Cabinet to consider 33 recommendations in bid to force down insurance premiums
Group calls for review into spiralling insurance costs
Cost of Insurance Working Group sets out recommendations for Minister for Finance
How long must Setanta claimants wait for compensation?
Liquidation process to yield 30% of 1,700 potential claims
AIB recruits Colin Hunt and promotes Donal Galvin ahead of IPO
The State plans to sell 25% of AIB on the stock markets in Dublin and London in 2017
Charity proposes new plan to solve housing crisis
A forum on the crisis hosted by Minister Alan Kelly crisis is taking place in Dublin on Thursay
Waterford Crystal workers have still not got their pensions
Minister says arrangements being finalised to make payments to families
Kenny’s standing has suffered after election climbdown
With the prospect of an open breach with Labour threatening the Coalition’s key message of stability, Kenny backed down
Coalition aims to take IFSC to next level with revised financial services strategy
Government’s updated strategy aims to add 10,000 jobs to Dublin ’s international financial hub
Little appetite for sale of Government’s Aer Lingus share
Taoiseach says in Dáil that connectivity and jobs would have to be fully taken into account
Leo Varadkar’s abortion comments a clear attempt to cause upheaval in Fine Gael
Leo Varadkar’s skill as a politician may be tempting him to be too ambitious
Ministers reassuring key foreign firms on closure of ‘Double Irish’
Budget measures including new foreign direct investment incentives discussed
New strategy for IFSC to be ready in first quarter of 2015
The IFSC has dropped from 10th to 70th since 2009 in the Global Financial Centres Index
Universal health insurance cost will not be known for a year
Decision will not be taken on plan until ‘major costing exercise’ is completed
Publication of economic evaluations marks milestone in accountability
Opinion: Government is beginning to address criticism that civil service does not have enough specialists
Hayes says European elections ‘a long way off’
Minister of State linked with contesting Dublin constituency for Fine Gael next year
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