Concern over coronavirus will allow others to pick up on behalf of house bound people

19-year-old died after being struck by Luas at near Charlemont Bridge on Sunday morning

This week saw high-spirited dispatches from Gerry Adams and another twist in swing-gate

Northern Ireland health system is ‘far from the gold standard’, meeting told

Representatives of civic society seek dialogue on constitutional future of island of Ireland

Brexit ‘changed everything’ and dialogue on reunification of Ireland now ‘centre stage’

Ombudsman says many concerns about facilities before they opened have not transpired

Documents shows public displeasure at jailing of Sutton GP Dr Bassam Naser for tax evasion

‘We spend too much time rushing from one thing to another’: Why TDs and Senators could benefit from daily meditation

Campaigners struggle to exert pressure on Government as Minister keeps low profile

Where can you watch it, and what time is Ireland’s Sarah McTernan singing?

Events held in Dublin to mark 20 years since apology to survivors of residential institutions

Israel’s envoy accuses boycott supporters of pushing an anti-Israel agenda

Ending the occupation is in everyone’s interest, including Israel’s

Tánaiste warns support for Bill could lead to Israel closing Dublin embassy

Taoiseach wants to end public ‘back and forth’ with Independent Alliance

Senior Dáil figures to speak but unionists not invited because of their Brexit stance

Coveney says Government cannot support legislation on AG advice it is not legally sound

Tánaiste described Bill as not ‘legally sound or capable of being implemented’

Fine Gael says Bill requires Government to do ‘something not in its power’

Legislation on minimum unit pricing clears all stages six years after it was first mooted

The Kerry TD co-presented ‘The Tonight Show’ with Matt Cooper, cleverly infiltrating Dublin’s liberal media. What next, ghost-writing Fintan O’Toole’s column?

Minister for Health Simon Harris had previously seemed to accept amendments to controversial Bill aimed at reducing consumption

Harris to introduce compromise proposals to include health warnings in Irish

European Commission warns Irish official that Bill would be in breach of EU trade rules

Public meeting hears criticism of judge who jailed Dr Bassam Naser for tax evasion

Calls on Minister to release Dr Bassam Naser, jailed for tax evasion, on compassionate grounds

FF veteran goes from opposing to supporting Frances Black’s Bill, but Coveney’s not happy

Ireland’s Ambassador to Israel told of its annoyance over ‘boycott initiative’

Palestinian representatives applaud in visitor’s gallery as vote carried

Seanad to vote on legislation prohibiting importation of goods from illegal settlements

Campaigners optimistic Frances Black Bill will pass when it reaches Seanad

Farming couple from West Bank urge Irish politicians to back import banning Bill

Party to remove own amendment on Bill as health minister rows back on cancer link

Senator Frances Black witnesses old people crying in pain and for their loved ones

Draft deal between the parties had insulated against the recollapse of North’s Executive

Upper house initiative shows momentum towards a real gesture of solidarity with Palestinians

Tánaiste says Government will try to make ‘quick’ decision on compensation

Christy Dignam and Shay Healy among those contributing to Christmas fundraiser

Occupied Territories Bill targets trade linked to lands such as West Bank or Golan Heights