Fianna Fáil

Regulator concludes proof of training provided to underpin application for licence fraudulent

Coalition’s rival parties proposed net revenue-raising tax packages to support higher expenditure, notes report

Dispute and withdrawal of services continues, with ‘distress’ for victims, Minister told

The axing of the triple lock has become a clear demarcation line between the Government and Opposition parties

Scottish first minister criticises British PM Andy Burnham’s position that Border poll ‘off the table’

Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín says he would be happy to work with Independent Ireland ‘on any number of issues’

Airline’s board includes high-profile figures who have spoken out against gender-based violence

Taoiseach says Sinn Féin’s agreement could set back cause of Irish unity

Cowardly politicking yet again in evidence

Aontú think-in leaves abortion issue in background with focus on immigration, cost of living and crime

Clamour is becoming louder for a budget that will help families navigate a difficult winter

If you promise to prioritise the people who get up early in the morning, you can’t spend your time delivering breakfast in bed to a bunch of others

The think-ins organised by Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin this week showed Irish politics is static right now

US president’s son, Eric Trump, does not believe meeting with Catherine Connolly at Áras will go ‘off the rails’

Minister for Finance more guarded in comments on possible changes to inheritance tax

Holly Cairns criticises Oireachtas system that led to her being mistakenly paid €8,500 in travel expenses while on maternity leave

Same political parties who once let wealthy buy Irish residency now want tighter rules for others who live here

A fifth of State’s coastline is at grave risk from hazards such as flooding, with climate change playing key role

Minister for Finance says focus of the €1.5 billion tax package planned for the budget would be on income tax

Hard to escape the conclusion that its plan is simply to try harder with the same strategies and messages as before

Ministers to be briefed on issues including online child safety, Arts Council, fodder shortages and citizenship

Gardaí believe victim (17) feared for his safety before being followed and rammed off electric bike in Co Clare last Friday night

Party in better place than it has been at any of its recent think-ins, but big and politically tricky decisions loom

Martin’s comments follow earlier suggestion from TDs about restricting the number of vape shops that could open in any particular area

Will potential abolition of 1% rate be a help to prospective homeowners or lead to further property market inflation?

But those getting unemployment payments or certain housing supports could be blocked under reforms

Carrigaline, south of Cork city, is experiencing challenges familiar to many dormitory areas that enjoy rapid growth

Taoiseach warns one-off cost-of-living payments can erode ability to tackle longer term issues, including childcare

Candidates would have to be resident in the country for eight years and undertake language test under proposed overhaul

With the cost of living topping agenda at Fianna Fáil’s think-in, Minister for Public Expenditure warns that tax package for workers will be ‘modest’

More than 425,000 pupils are in oversized classes, yet we have lost almost 500 teachers

How these political forces negotiate the great tides of the age will determine the country’s future, for good or ill

Government policies are at odds with stated position

People before Profit TD Paul Murphy says he has ‘every confidence’ President Catherine Connolly will challenge Trump on Palestine

It is envisaged increases of more than 30% on some tickets will take effect from January, says National Transport Authority

Minister for Finance determined that people would not be penalised with higher tax bracket if in receipt of overtime pay or promotion

Jack Chambers, who is imposing the levy, said his department would suppress roles and cut spending on consultancy and research to find savings

Ethics watchdog Sipo begins preliminary investigation into complaint made against Fianna Fáil junior minister

Criticising the Government isn’t enough: Opposition parties have to convince us they could make our lives better

Excise duty cuts decision indicates if there is a strategic brain around the Cabinet table, it is being kept well hidden