Secret Facebook group reveals bitter tirades and abuse of Sinn Féin’s opponents
Sinn Féin asks Facebook to take down secret page followed by 16,000 supporters
Joan Burton objects to local housing development
Labour TD says proposed apartments in Castleknock would be ‘detrimental’ to local environment
Permission for 200 room ‘co-living’ block in Castleknock criticised
New rules are ‘steadily dismantling high quality community planning’, says Labour TD
Airbnb-style let plan for Phoenix Park scrapped
Concerns raised over proximity to Áras, housing crisis and ‘harassment’ of deer
Taoiseach says Justice should communicate with Oughterard on asylum seekers
Varadkar cites Lisdoonvarna, Wicklow Town as examples where discussions ‘allayed fears’
Donohoe refuses to be pressed on Goodman Group tax arrangement
Minister updates committee on double-tax accords with Netherlands and Switzerland
Concern expressed over Garda’s policing of public disorders
Existing policies not implemented equally across State – Garda Inspectorate report
Some €40m due from tax defaulters remains unpaid
Figures show €15.5m remains unpaid by in tax, penalties and interest from 2018
Irish air was polluted over Easter weekend, Minister confirms
Pollutants from continental Europe also contributed to air quality breach in February
Calls for extension to Phoenix Park review deadline
Green Party councillor claims proposal constitutes a considerable overdevelopment
Antisocial behaviour on public transport set to worsen, Dáil hears
Increase in knife crime also highlighted in wake of fatal stabbing of Azzam Raguragui
Legacy of Troubles brings ‘real challenges’ to island relations – Donaldson
Brexit and centenaries will bring ‘five years of difficult discussion’, says DUP MP
Bill would allow adoptees with false birth certs to register legal status
‘I need something now to tell me that I am my parents’ daughter, that I was properly adopted’
Call for gardaí to investigate structural defects in school buildings
TD claims in Dáil that ‘bottom feeder’ firms undercutting competitors by up to 30%
Inquiry to be held into structural issues facing school buildings
Minister says contractors responsible for sub-standard schools could face prison
State confirms adoptive parents registered as birth parents
Practice known about for decades; the only thing new is its acknowledgement
Policing of Jobstown water charges protest a ‘success’ – Garda review
Demonstration in 2014 saw then-tánaiste Joan Burton being trapped in car for hours
Review finds gardaí in Joan Burton Jobstown incident lacked ‘strategic direction’
Policing Authority questions senior Garda management about findings
Back-to-the future deal makes McCanns top bananas once again
Why operators in the darkest part of Ireland’s €1.76bn shadow banking hub needn’t worry about the taxman
Seven year prison sentence for internet harassment in Dáil Labour Bill
Justice minister said Bill was ‘timely and appropriate’ but needs amending
Gridlocked Taoiseach takes 75 minutes to get to work
Leo Varadkar says Dublin traffic chaos not linked to Luas but the booming economy
Donohoe stakes Government’s reputation on fixing housing crisis
Seen & Heard: Minister says housing is the most pressing problem of a generation
Contrasting cost of spin unit with health funding ‘bad politics’
Leo Varadkar says he feels for scoliosis sufferers after Martin criticises €6m used for PR
Playing politics with the RTÉ orchestra cutbacks controversy
Taoiseach weighs in, Minister for Arts kicks to touch, Fianna Fáil comes late to the cause
Over 3,000 unqualified teachers employed to plug gaps in schools
Individuals provided 32,000 days of cover in schools during 2016/17
Leo Varadkar signals expectation of Brexit breakthrough
Brussels believes December summit may decide trade talks phase can begin
Varadkar says Brexit talks ‘likely’ to move to next phase in December
Taoiseach: border question can’t be fully settled until EU-UK relationship clarified
Varadkar calls for ‘no tolerance’ of workplace harassment
Joan Burton says claims of what happened women at Gate Theatre ‘hardly actually believable’
Government to spend €39m on resources to prepare for Brexit
Majority of the money – €36.7m – will be spent by the Department of the Taoiseach
Revenue collects €500m in tax from Ireland’s super rich
More than 22,000 taxpayers declare themselves non-resident for tax purposes in 2015
Taoiseach: acting US AG Sally Yates woman of ‘great courage’
Enda Kenny rejects calls to boycott White House meeting as ‘populist question’
Assembly a ‘Craggy Island’ solution to abortion issue
Ruth Coppinger calls for referendum on future of Eighth Amendment in Dáil debate
Protesters outside court where Joan Burton is giving evidence
17-year-old accused of false imprisonment at Children’s Court
Dáil business delayed by 40 minutes as not enough TDs present
TDs rebuked by Ceann Comhairle who said it was an ‘unprecedented event’
Enda Kenny reminds Ministers of collective Cabinet responsibility
Taoiseach responds to Independent Ministers’ backing for Mick Wallace’s abortion Bill
Burton questions reports Government plans to ‘muck around’ with child benefit
Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald says no proposals to change way payment made
Minority Government suffers first defeat in Dáil vote
Labour and Sinn Féin in sharp exchanges over Dáil motion on workers’ rights
Burton: Garda Commissioner should clarify legal team’s comments
O’Sullivan moved to address claims she instructed barrister to ‘attack’ Maurice McCabe
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