Developer complains of limited permission for Moore Street scheme

Prospects of €500m plan being realised affected by tight timeline, says Hammerson

State intervention cannot go on forever, says Taoiseach

Sinn Féin leader rails against ‘dither and delay’ of Coalition regarding cost of living

‘People’s income is able to purchase less and less; that’s politically toxic’

Government is staring down the barrel of yet another problem as inflation sets the pace

FF, FG made home ownership ‘pipe dream for entire generation’ - McDonald

Eoin Ó Broin accused the Taoiseach of lying about his party’s housing policy

HSE, Children’s Health Ireland should ‘get on with’ tackling waiting lists – Martin

Taoiseach says ‘funding is not an excuse any longer’ as ‘record sums’ have been given

Paschal Donohoe: ‘Disease does not lend itself to being defined in economic terms’

Minister for Finance and chair of eurogroup on bank notes, inflation and Omicron impact

Not possible to clip VAT on fuel due to EU rules, says Taoiseach

Sharp Dáil exchanges between McDonald and Martin amid Dublin truck demonstration

Almost 700 objections lodged against Cobblestone pub plans

Heritage watchdog not in favour of plan for 114-bedroom hotel on Smithfield site

Sinn Féin delegates gather in Dublin believing their day has come

Party spokespeople presenting themselves as ministers-in-waiting, ready for power

Homeless charity faces uncertain future following death of co-founder

Among homeless organisations ICHH chief Anthony Flynn was a controversial figure

‘People need solutions now, not in 10 years’: TDs respond to housing plan

Government TDs hope improvements in housing will aid election next campaign

Restaurants threatened as anti-lockdown rhetoric turns nasty

Businesses reopening under new laws have been victims of ‘review bombing’ and abuse

Canvassing with Ivana Bacik: ‘She’s been a wonderful worker really’

Labour candidate is in what seems to be two-horse race in Dublin Bay South

After the murder of Veronica Guerin in 1996, everything changed

Former minister for justice Nora Owen recalls the killing 25 years ago and its aftermath

Hammerson development on 1916 site will add €1bn to economy – report

Relatives group calls for rejection of plan for historic area off Dublin’s O’Connell Street

Green Party MEP Cuffe ‘disappointed’ with housing reforms

‘I understand several of my parliamentary colleagues in the Oireachtas are of a similar view’

Moxy hotel in Dublin sold for €35m in first major sale in sector since pandemic

Property was sold by the Spitzer family’s Midwest Holding group to MHL Hotel Collection

Housing is an acid test for Fianna Fáil in struggle to attract urban voters

Darragh O’Brien’s twin Bills to tackle housing crisis seen as pivotal to fortunes of party

Miriam Lord: Why did the secretary general cross the road? Because he’s worth it

Forget the Fitbit – this short stroll is bringing one public servant a very healthy salary boost

Vote on contentious EU-Canada trade deal deferred after Green TD concerns

Neasa Hourigan and Patrick Costello said they would vote against ratification of CETA

Miriam Lord: TDs do not speak as they do in the official Dáil record. It’s a shame

Political anoraks rejoice as the Nealon’s Guide to the 33rd Dáil and 26th Seanad lands

Activist Fergus McCabe, ‘beating heart’ of inner city Dublin, dies aged 71

President Michael D Higgins leads tributes to late campaigner and social worker

What does Government’s ‘strong emphasis on swimming’ look like?

Doubts over future of two Galway pools highlight years of underinvestment by State

‘I felt like I was just an incubator for Tusla’

Advocacy group highlights ‘inconsistent’ rates of children taken into care around State

Architects appointed for new ‘city quarter’ at O’Connell and Moore Street site

Planning application for redevelopment of six-acre ‘Carlton’ area expected early in 2021

Urgent report on Dublin eviction ordered by Deputy Garda Commissioner

Policing Authority says it is very concerned by material in circulation relating to eviction

Landlords’ group concerned with manner of Dublin eviction

IPOA says tenants should not be caught up in disputes between owners and financial institutions

Timeline: Calleary resignation latest in a series of Government crises and missteps

Coalition has now lost two ministers, and reversed on policy positions and annoyed the public

Greens upheaval casts doubt on Government’s chances of long-term survival

Abstention by Minister of State creates further drama for his party – and the Coalition

Government accused of endangering reopening of schools

Social Democrats call for very strict travel rules to reduce spread of Covid-19

Green Party TD queries ‘usefulness’ of another appeal in €13bn Apple tax case

Neasa Hourigan makes intervention ahead of ruling on State’s appeal over EU finding

Junior ministerial appointments: Martin’s task was leaders’ hardest

Regional imbalance rectified with appointments from constituencies along west coast

Nine women among Taoiseach’s 11 appointees to Seanad

Traveller rights activist Eileen Flynn the only non-party figure among the nominations

Green Party negotiators at odds over merits of government deal

Hourigan voices ‘considerable’ concerns while Smyth cautions against ‘ideological approach’

FF, FG and Greens carve up ‘Taoiseach’s 11’ nominees to Seanad

Northern Ireland to be represented in Seanad under deal between parties

Green Party denies seeking attorney general appointment deal

Eamon Ryan’s party rejects suggestion it wants barrister Roderick Maguire in role

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil inch towards government formation

Greens’ internal issues have made Labour a more attractive option as coalition partners

National unity government idea should be examined, says McDonald

Green party proposal had been given cool reception by main parties but SF now open to idea

Fingal grants extension for removal of election posters

Candidates who break rules for putting up posters face €150 fine per poster

Bertie Ahern says a united Ireland is possible by the end of the decade

Ex-taoiseach asserts a Border poll for Irish unification is ‘inevitable’ in the next 10 years

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