Rapist who abused sister and his seven daughters jailed for 20 years
James O’Reilly (75) from Co Tipperary fathered child with one of his daughters
Joan Burton urged to quit at Labour Party meeting
Party leader says she will act ‘in interests of the party’ once new government is formed
Ballot Capers: Turning campaign posters on their head
Hugh Linehan takes a sideways look at the election
Special needs assistants often made do extra work - report
SNA duties need to be regularly communicated to parents and teachers, says committee
‘Walk of hope’ in bid to prevent closure of Dominican church in Drogheda
Senator Mary Moran says those who went to headquarters of Dominicans in Tallaght met with ‘negativity and disdain’
Paul Dunne: Seanad tributes to golfer who ‘came out of the blue’
Éamonn Coghlan calls for Government to make Ireland a leader in sports tourism
Garda knocked out at Dáil protest discharged from hospital
Officer injured when struck in the head by object thrown during water charges protest
Special needs assistant officials clash over allocations delay
Oireachtas committee hears ‘worrying’ 35% of SNA applications were refused in 2014
East: Meath, Louth and Kildare strongly support same-sex marriage
Vote ‘was about more than just marriage - it was about it being ok to be gay’
Labour Senator fails to get seconder for emergency debate on Áras Attracta abuse
Seanad expresses dismay and disgust at ‘Prime Time’ revelations
Taoiseach and Tánaiste subject to ‘heavy-handed thuggery’ at water protests
Fianna Fáil Senator appalled over treatment of Enda Kenny and Joan Burton
Voluntary school contributions can lead to ‘blackmail’
Department of Education €30m over-budget despite cuts, says Minister
Family joy as man with ‘locked in’ syndrome gets to go home
HSE to grant 24-hour care to Dundalk man after brain injury left him paralysed
“High proportion” of parents unsure of how anti-bullying measures work in schools
New measures to be introduced by term end
‘We feel we are invisible because of our disability. Please look at our ability’
Disability self-advocates highlight need for reform of ‘outdated law’
Senators at sea as House sits for last time before the nation calls the shots
Grey weather outside mirrored the mood in the historic chamber
Senators complain referendum campaign has been ‘dirty’
Cross-party calls for a No vote during this morning’s order of business in Seanad
Outside, the living dead . . . Inside, the dead bored
Fine Gael, Labour, Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin were making a joint appearance. Of sorts. They favour a Yes vote. On the other referendum
Ex-FG member accuses party of spreading ‘false propaganda’ on Seanad
Fidelma Healy-Eames says claim abolition would save €20m ‘completely erroneous’
Heatwave hits Seanad as deputies get hot under the collar
The Senators don’t pack up until next week, although acting cathaoirleach Denis O’Donovan wearily told them if they didn’t speed up they wouldn’t be going anywhere for a while
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