Wicklow: John Brady (SF)
Sinn Féin’s transport and communications spokesman holds his Dáil seat in 2024 general election
John Brady
Wicklow constituency candidates list: One of the bear pits of Election 2024 after loss of territory to neighbouring area
Election 2024: Taoiseach Simon Harris will be safe but bringing home a running mate is not assured
State investment fund pulls out of Israeli companies operating in illegal settlements
NTMA says value of funds in six companies is under €3m and and says it will keep other investments in region ‘under review’
Sinn Féin proposals banning State investment in companies operating in Israeli settlements may be unconstitutional, Minister says
Government privately accused of trying to slow the bill down as bitter row breaks out over procedure
Miriam Lord’s Week: TDs and Senators eager for their close-ups in The Tubridy Show
Committee hearings into RTÉ payments controversy provided stark contrast between top performers and those who scaled soaring heights of incoherence
RTÉ crisis: Nine key moments from this week’s contentious Oireachtas hearings
RTÉ executives push back on assertions made by Tubridy and Kelly; DG says he was surprised to hear former chief financial officer had availed of exit package
Passport Service to boost staff numbers by almost 20% this year
Move follows record number of applications for passports last year, with same number anticipated in 2023
Passport applications more than treble in a month
Numbers increase from 1,400 per day during December to 5,000 in recent days with record number of calls
Over €1m spent on overtime at passport office as ‘record numbers’ produced
Last year average turnaround times for online renewals were 10 working days for adults and 15 for children
More than 400,000 passports issued to date but no backlog, says Coveney
The Passport Service is expecting about 1.4 million applications this year
Simon Coveney ‘anxious’ to reopen Irish embassy in Kyiv
Facility will open again once security issues assessed and resolved, says Minister
Ireland must respond to world’s ‘unstable security environment’, Coveney says
Committee considers legislation to allow military police take and use DNA samples
‘They need money’: Irish politicians call for support for Moldova’s refugee crisis
Oireachtas visitors fear for strain at border with Ukraine if Russian advances westwards
Irish politicians to visit Moldova to study influx of refugees
Delegation will seek to learn how other countries are providing humanitarian services
‘Realistic, achievable, necessary’: Mary Lou McDonald pushes EU to back Irish reunification
‘Final days of partition’ are here, argues Sinn Féin newsletter sent to diplomats
Ryanair refugee price hike claims are ‘completely false’, says O’Leary
Airline chief executive says ‘there are loads of cheap flights’ from Poland
Former Inter Milan defender Ryan Nolan signs for Northampton Town
Irish player (23) signs contract with League Two outfit after spell at Getafe in Spain
Grim diplomatic dance on Ukraine reaches its end with Russian invasion
Inside Politics: Widespread condemnation of Russian aggression in Dáil exchanges
Howlin says Irish reliance on other nations is ‘not being neutral’
Report warns of growing risk of Ireland’s land, sea and air being used by hostile powers
Ukraine crisis: Russian ambassador asked to come before Oireachtas committee
Charlie Flanagan wants to ask Yury Filatov about meeting with Defence Forces Chief of Staff
Ukraine-linked sanctions may threaten Ireland's energy security - Coveney
Minister for Foreign Affairs says Europe could be facing first land war in decades
Coveney spoke to DFA staff for 10 minutes on night of controversial celebration
Minister says he did not see breach of Covid rules shown in photograph from earlier that evening
Ethiopia could fracture amid ‘famine-like conditions’, Coveney says
Minister unsure if it will be possible to visit Addis Ababa in two weeks
Róisín Shortall to seek referendum to end presidential oath to ‘almighty God’
Social Democrats co-leader to table Bill on the matter after European ruling
Up to 1.7m Irish passport applications expected next year – Coveney
Minister says Passport Service staff will effectively double by January
Facebook should face questions from TDs on ethnic violence, says Sinn Féin TD
Whistle-blower Frances Haugen alleges company is ‘fanning the flames of violence’
Backlog in passport system focus of constituents’ complaints, TDs tell Simon Coveney
Minister for Foreign Affairs acknowledges disruption but defends system against criticism
Man fatally shot friend believing him to be intruder, inquest told
Inquest hears 85-year-old fired shotgun twice through door of his Mayo home
SF calls on Taoiseach to hold Ministers to account for envoy role ‘cronyism’
TD says ‘all options on table’ surrounding Coveney’s involvement in Zappone row
Zappone ‘given free reign’ over envoy job, says Opposition
Reaction: Documents show Katherine Zappone ‘seriously lobbied’ three FG members
Hammerson regeneration scheme ‘long overdue’, says Fáilte Ireland
JLL reports puts economic value of the Dublin 1 scheme at €1bn
Reserve members of Defence Forces to be allowed to serve overseas for first time
Minister removes restriction as membership down 60 per cent on 4,000 target
Defence Forces entering ‘irreversible decline’ due to personnel crisis
Committee hears cadets planning their exits immediately after joining
Wicklow County Council fails to acquire access to land leading to popular beach
Magheramore beach site sells for €700,000 at three times the asking price
Minister to visit war-torn Tigray region of Ethiopia next month
Coveney highlights use of starvation, rape as weapons of war in seven month-old conflict
Ireland becomes first EU country to declare Israel is involved in ‘de facto annexation’
Israel condemns ‘outrageous and baseless’ position contained in Dáil motion
Coalition backs SF motion that building on Palestinian land ‘de facto annexation’
‘We need to be honest with what is happening on the ground,’ says Simon Coveney
HSE ransomware attack may cost lives, warns Coveney
Minister denies SF claim that Defence Forces cyberattack readiness ‘undermined’ by cuts
Israeli ambassador accuses some TDs of spewing ‘hate’ towards Jewish state
Varadkar says Israel’s aggression is ‘unacceptable’ while condemning Hamas for human rights violations
Expert group to report on Jadotville siege medal awards next month
Defence Forces battle a ‘story of brave gallantry, heroism turned on its head’
Call to protect Defence Forces from online radicalisation
Sinn Féin warns of right-wing disinformation and urges greater military role for women
Two further Covid breaches committed by US troops at Shannon
Minister says he has ‘received apologies, both orally and in writing’ from US authorities
Eight politicians swear statements to receive full expenses for lockdown period
Pandemic saw fobbing-in facility for recording attendance of Senators and TDs halted
Brexit: UK law breach would ‘seriously erode trust’, says Coveney
Reneging on deal ‘would have serious implications for the UK’s reputation’
Lockdown opens up opportunities for online Irish start-ups
Some young Irish companies have grown, and even secured funding in these tumultuous times
Disservice done to Debenhams workers in wake of closure – Doherty
Pandemic payment would ‘absolutely’ be extended, decision due ‘in coming weeks’
Public Services Card: Doherty insists data commissioner misinterpreted law
Minister says she will respond to an enforcement notice ‘if it ever arrives’
150 jobs in Arklow under threat as Rondo Foods consider plant closure
Pet food manufacturer, operating in Wicklow since 2011, is considering moving operation to Germany
Group to consider enforcement of child maintenance payments
Regina Doherty announces €150,000 in funding for establishment of judge-led group
Officials warn of ‘moral hazard’ in covering rent arrears
Fears tenants would stop paying rent if department covered arrears, minutes show
Dáil row over Public Services Card as Minister hits out at TD for ‘calling me a liar’
Fianna Fáil spokesman responds that Regina Doherty would not intimidate him
‘No great mystery’ to decision to drop PSC requirement for passports – Tánaiste
Government defence of public services card operation ‘rock solid’, Coveney insists
Public services card not needed for new childcare scheme – Varadkar
Taoiseach says parents without card can ‘go through the rigmarole’ of filling in forms
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