Gino Kenny

Irish Doctors supporting Medical Assistance in Dying concerned bill will fall with change of Government

Varadkar tells Dáil he ‘must have been’ briefed about the ‘legitimate’ legal strategy

New political term and a new Taoiseach: here are the key issues to look out for as the Dáil returns on Wednesday

Rural Independent TD in line to be chair of special committee which may be convened before Christmas

Campaigners, doctors and patients call for end-of-life care legislation

Inside Politics: Ukrainian leader’s speech to Oireachtas was unadorned and powerful

Total of 6,149 whole time equivalents were hired, compared to budget target of 14,700

Danny Healy-Rae left to his own device as Zapponegate saw Government rocked by a role

When these options are available, those in severe distress can feel pressured to make a choice

President could be on the Bob Cratchit shift as Government leaves its shopping late

Department rejects assertions and says civil society will widen involvement of voluntary groups

Assisted suicide ‘anathema’ to ethos of palliative care movement

Time for sombre occasion to help those who could not attend funerals, says Minister

Martin tells PBP TDs that expulsion of ambassador would ‘would achieve very little’

Time for Government to ‘go beyond words’ in response to violence against Palestinians, says TD

Oireachtas justice committee to consider People Before Profit Bill on assisted dying

Saghas ceapaire is ea an bheatha

Gino Kenny says Government trying to delay Bill by proposing setting up Dáil committee

In the end, if we cannot choose to die, we cannot choose to live

A new Bill has reopened the debate about the right of doctors to assist the terminally ill end their lives at a time of their choosing

Legislation would let people who are terminally ill decide time of their own death

Brid Smith says new mothers had been left ‘isolated’ from support services

The last thing many voters in west Dublin want to see is a Fine Gael-Fianna Fáil coalition

Early celebrations give way to gloom as a stable government remains a distant hope

Dublin Mid-West – Elected on ninth count

Fine Gael’s Emer Higgins also elected while Fianna Fáil’s John Curran loses out

Eamon Ryan looks to a glowing green future as Soc Dems parade in purple

Group call for State pension age to be restored to 65 years of age

Richard Boyd Barrett insists his party was on the pension bandwagon before anyone else

Mr Justice Peter Kelly agrees to put back case after hearing of discussions between legal parties

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

Brid Smith, Richard Boyd Barrett, Gino Kenny and Paul Murphy taking judicial review proceedings

Case appears to raise constitutional issues on entitlement of courts to intervene in work of parliament, says judge

Four Solidarity-People Before Profit TDs challenging decision of Ceann Comhairle

TDs seeking to stop Government blocking opposition Bills approved by Dáil

Do TDs fob each other into the chamber? Lt Columbo aka Paul Murphy cracks the case

Limerick’s first Muslim councillor says most people are welcoming and ‘like new voices’

The TDs and Senators did not attend Dáil or Seanad for the required minimum of days

Letter in The Irish Times claims decriminalistion campaigns are Trojan horses

Vera Twomey says TDs have never showed willingness to speak on issue except under ‘intense duress’