Gardaí have increased presence on Dublin’s streets and it is a ‘safe city’, says Commissioner
Drew Harris also insists vetting for security staff blamed for delays at Dublin Airport ‘working well’
New Garda station for O’Connell St to tackle anti-social behaviour, drug-dealing
Jim O’Callaghan warned gangs of youths ‘prowling Dublin city’ looking for people to attack
Gangs of youths ‘prowling’ Dublin at night looking for people to attack – FF’s Jim O’Callaghan
‘Dangerous level of unprovoked and gratuitous violence” being perpetrated against people who are socialising
Call for media moratorium on Leaving Cert coverage heard by Oireachtas committee
Press interest ‘undoubtedly’ contributes to student stress, exam commission chief says
Ministerial reshuffle: Who is in the firing line and who can expect a promotion?
Martin set to get his choice of cabinet posts while botched secondment could have repercussions for Donnelly
Oireachtas finance committee stops short of calling in John Callinan
Manner of appointment of Callinan to top civil servant role criticised by politicians
Willie O’Dea says he would quit FF rather than support another coalition
‘We have lost ground by being indistinguishable from Fine Gael,’ Limerick TD says
Range of proposals on criminal justice outlined to Fianna Fáil party
Tougher sentences for violent crime and sexual offences among proposals set out
Requirement for information sessions set out in Bill receives further criticism
Mechanism described as ‘unnecessary’ and ‘insulting’ by Richard Boyd Barrett
Appeals board clears way for 1,097 apartments in three contentious Dublin schemes
Developments located in Ranelagh, Clontarf and Blackrock
Stephen Collins: Coalition’s self-pity is the biggest threat it faces, not Sinn Féin
The Government has a strong case to make for itself, if it has the guts to do so
From Krispy Kreme to Newbridge Silverware: the companies paying dividends while on taxpayer Covid subsidies
The Government is considering changing the law to stop companies in receipt of State supports from paying shareholders
Call for Irish-medium secondary school for south Dublin
High demand for places at secondary level ‘cannot be met’ by existing supply say campaigners
Insurers claim spike in PIAB award rejections limit premium cuts
Number of challenges to laws underpinning award guidelines have been launched
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