Call for Stormont implementation of language legislation
Conradh na Gaeilge asks Joint Committee to call for implementation of 2020 agreement
Thousands march in Drogheda to ‘take back control’ from drug gangs
Lord Mayor says to those involved in drugs: ‘There is no place for you to live among us’
Regulators asked to investigate audits of FAI accounts
Oireachtas committee chairman sends requests as Deloitte defends ‘robust’ auditing
Row over whether State funding should be restored to FAI
Members of Oireachtas sport committee disagree as in-depth audit referred to Garda
Voting controversy could result in 30-day suspensions for TDs
Fine Gael accuses Fianna Fáil of muddying waters with video of Ministers out of seats
FAI request a delay at their next Dáil appearance
Chief operating officer Rea Walshe says date won’t suit due to qualifier against Switzerland
Timetable of John Delaney loan controversy
Extraordinary scenes as Delaney reads a statement and refuses to answer questions
Three Ireland warns FAI over its corporate governance culture
Association’s biggest sponsor says it expects all recommendations of two reports under way to be implemented
Silent John Delaney leaves many questions unanswered
FAI delegation would have been relieved to return to Abbotstown after a long day
Kerins case hovers over work of committee examining Delaney
The Kerins case is significant, but one constitutional law expert believes it does not go as far as some politicians seem to think
FAI hearing: John Delaney refuses to play ball (on legal advice)
Former CEO unwilling to answer questions on €100k loan “either directly or indirectly”
FAI faces questions over Delaney loan at Oireachtas meeting
Social Democrats’ Catherine Murphy says she will raise allegations with FAI chief
Ross unable to say if cross-Border drivers without ‘green cards’ will be prosecuted
If there is no breakthrough on Brexit the insurance industry will begin issuing cards on request from next month
50 jobs under threat at Coca-Cola in Drogheda
Drinks maker looks to outsource some services with speculation roles moving to India
The Irish Times view on residential care: a regulatory gap
Reports of alleged abuse of older people and persons with disabilities increased by almost 30 per cent in the past year
Peter Fitzpatrick to stand down as Fine Gael TD at next election
The Louth TD was a vocal opponent to the referendum on repealing the Eighth Amendment and had indicated he would vote against the legislation
Ex-Fine Gael TD Monica Barnes ‘open and optimistic’, funeral hears
Former Senator and TD had intended campaigning for repeal of Eight Amendment
Schools to voice MetroLink concerns at Oireachtas hearing
Proposals include plan to requisition lands used by CLG Na Fianna and two Irish medium schools
Roads operator cuts amount it spends on salt for de-icing roads
Transport Infrastructure Ireland says unopened motorway service costing €19,500 a month
‘There’s a real anger in Drogheda that they’re being overlooked again’
Campaigners says cityhood would boost the Louth town’s profile and performance
Iarnród Éireann chairman hopes strikes can still be averted
Rail company chief was directly involved in decision to reject pay offer, committee told
Ryanair: Michael O’Leary turns down Oireachtas committee invite
Chief executive says he is too busy sorting out airline’s ongoing rostering controversy
OCI acting to remove Pat Hickey from Olympic positions
Board to agree to forward copy of report into ticketing scandal to IOC ethics body
ODCE to examine report on Olympic ticket controversy
Oireachtas committee to contact Embassy in Brazil to see if inquiry affects Hickey’s trial
Oireachtas sport committee to consider compelling Hickey to attend
Committee was informed it does not currently have compellability powers
Time to stop scapegoating Airbnb and start building houses
Claims accommodation website is adding to housing crisis not supported by figures
Campaign for Leo: The inside story of how Varadkar beat Simon Coveney
Fine Gael’s new leader had been quietly preparing the ground for months
Miriam Lord: Without a whistleblower to call upon, you’re nobody
Politicians run risky gauntlet to get on the right side of those maverick troublemakers
‘I will not be diverted’ from Taoiseach role, says Enda Kenny
Fine Gael leader tries to calm speculation on his future by saying he has a mandate to fulfil
Enda Kenny’s supporters plan pre-emptive vote of confidence
Move is designed to ‘draw a line’ under Fine Gael leadership row
Ministers of State will come down to geography
Analysis: Enda Kenny must play a careful game with his ministerial appointments
TDs to begin canvassing for position of ceann comhairle
TDs can stand for the position so long as they are proposed by seven deputies
Stand for Justice event highlights child poverty, overseas aid
Cross-party event hosted by Trócaire, Society of St Vincent de Paul, Social Justice Ireland
FG TD appeals for support in ‘dogfight’ for last Louth seat
Peter Fitzpatrick urges party members to back him over running mate Fergus O’Dowd
Miriam Lord: Fine Gael members driven away by legal threat
Dara Murphy ally prompts walk-out by threatening to sue Senator Burke for slander
Most Fine Gael TDS think election will not be held until early 2016
Deputies give mixed views on the best timing for getting themselves re-elected
Hospital records found ‘strewn across road’ in Drogheda
Files containing patient data found near bin outside Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Simon Harris urges Opposition to be ‘honest’ on Irish Water
Minister of State condemns ‘populism’ on issue and says Irish people will not be fooled
Seán Haughey to be added to Fianna Fáil ticket
TD Peter Fitzpatrick decides to run for Fine Gael after previously ruling himself out
Peter Fitzpatrick goes back on decision not to run for Fine Gael
Louth TD reconsidered announcement after meeting with Taoiseach Enda Kenny
State may lose ‘negligible risk’ status if BSE case confirmed
World Organisation for Animal Health thanks Minister for being upfront
East: Meath, Louth and Kildare strongly support same-sex marriage
Vote ‘was about more than just marriage - it was about it being ok to be gay’
Locum at centre of X-ray recall not qualified to work as specialist in Irish health service
Radiologist is one of three whose work is being re-examined in unlinked reviews
Reviews of X-rays and scans to take place at other hospitals where locums worked
Errors found in about 100 cases after thousands of X-rays reviewed, says Leo Varadkar
Commissioner says lessons learned after Garda scandals
Gardaí remain vigilant over terrorist attacks, says commissioner
Miriam Lord: Dangerous wind warning as Dáil returns
Jobs and jibes make for a serendipitous new year in Leinster House
Gardaí reviewing 700 complaints about care homes
TD Fergus O’Dowd says HIQA has no authority to prove individual allegations
Boil water notices to continue in Roscommon until 2017
Under Irish Water Services Bill, residents will pay €130 a year for undrinkable water
Alan Kelly plugs Irish Water while Opposition criticises
TD Catherine Murphy asks again why cheaper Siemens metering bid not considered
Leo Varadkar says Brendan Ogle wants to tax middle-class more for water
Government backbenchers still unclear about reaction to new charges regime
Fergus O’Dowd threatened to resign after Irish Water disagreement
Fine Gael TD told Dáil he had said first repair to water system should be free for users
Tusla got ‘non-specific’ details on sex abuse, says James Reilly
Fianna Fáil rejects claim party trying to secure ‘cheap political advantage’ in debate
Delay water bills until Government committee finds charges solution, says Jack Wall
Irish Water should offer redundancies for long-term savings, says Fergus O’Dowd
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