Holohan’s views on antigen tests ‘inaccurate’, Harvard professor says
Academic tells committee the rapid tests identify people at their most infectious
‘Appalling neglect’: Families on boil water notice for almost a full year
Minister of State says Tipperary issue due to low chlorine caused by age of pipe network
Taoiseach urged to relax rules on ‘ridiculous’ 200 spectator limit at sports venues
Limit the same for all venues, Micheál Martin pledges to respond ‘in a positive but safe way’
Funeral of Tipperary candidate Marese Skehan to take place on Thursday
Polling in constituency likely to go ahead after sudden death of Independent candidate
Government set for majority of three in Murphy confidence vote
Maureen O’Sullivan says ‘housing situation is so dire, how could I abstain?’
Government move ‘stalls’ Climate Emergency Bill, says People Before Profit
Deputy Bríd Smith makes complaint to Ceann Comhairle
Varadkar defends seeking Lowry’s backing for Taoiseach vote
Leader denies claims that Tipperary TD got commitments on funding for local hospital
Lowry’s court fine ‘chicken feed’, TD tells Dáil
Ruth Coppinger criticises judge for ‘pat on the back’ for Michael Lowry
Lowry fined €15k, disqualified from acting as company director for three years
Independent TD convicted of filing incorrect tax return and failing to keep proper accounts
Jury to resume deliberations on Lowry verdict on Monday
Issue in the case is what Tipperary TD knew about his tax returns, judge says
Tax inspector never met Michael Lowry, trial told
Prosecution has closed its case against Tipperary TD and legal argument is continuing
Revenue inspector concluded Michael Lowry owed over €516,000
Tipperary TD has pleaded not guilty to four charges of filing incorrect tax returns
Michael Lowry ‘cooked the books not once but twice’, court told
Independent TD for Tipperary pleads not guilty to charges of filing incorrect tax returns
Tipperary results: 59% Yes vote as turnout exceeds marriage referendum
Local TD and No campaigner Mattie McGrath says surprised by strength of the Yes vote
Lowry concerned about ‘lack of transparency’ in lending intended for SMEs
TD claims banks used banking corporation money to improve their balance sheets
Taoiseach leads large attendance at Cosgrave funeral
Three surviving ministers who served under former taoiseach present
Oliver Callan: Varadkar’s next generation Fine Gael is the same as the old one
He is globalist, anti-abortion and fired a class missile with his anti-welfare fraud campaign
Michael Lowry says spoke twice to Varadkar before backing him
Independent TD reacts sharply to Howlin demand that new Taoiseach end contact with him
Enda Kenny to step down today after six years as Taoiseach
Minimal Cabinet reshuffle expected from Leo Varadkar as he prepares to take new role
Varadkar says he plans to appoint ministers he can ‘trust’
New Fine Gael leader declines to comment on rival’s request not to penalise opponents
Zappone asks Varadkar to speed up the abortion referendum
Round of meetings also leads to Fianna Fáil confirmation that it will facilitate Varadkar’s election as taoiseach
Coveney ‘open to move’ from Department of Housing
Post of tánaiste and minister for foreign affairs possible options, says source
State paid €23m for Harold’s Cross greyhound stadium
Government had declined to reveal price for six-acre site due to ‘market sensitivities’
Harold’s Cross stadium price secret due to ‘market sensitivities’
Minister says deal with Department of Education conducted transparently
Government loses vote on restructuring of information services
Administration defeated over move to regionalise Citizens Information outlets
Number of homeless in Dublin has dropped, Minister claims
Simon Coveney says figures show a decrease in homelessness ‘for first time in a long time’
Golf club beside Garda College should not be closed, Lowry says
Independent TD says the facility should not be affected by expansion at Templemore
Colum Kenny: Trump sends Ireland a warning message via Denis O’Brien
Government needs to backtrack rapidly and make it clear it is happy to work with Republican
Dáil briefly suspended in row over pay restoration
Michael Lowry calls on Government to remedy ‘derisory’ pay for new gardaí
Costs order in mobile licence case made against Lowry
Independent TD must pay his own costs for hearings over 1995 mobile licence
Michael Lowry must pay legal bill for failed tax case challenge
High Court found Lowry’s judicial review case was ‘built on a foundation of sand’
Michael Lowry loses court bid to stop trial on tax charges
Judges says TD’s ingenious arguments ‘devoid of substance and built on foundation of sand’
Michael Lowry faces more legal bills after tribunal costs bid fails
Independent TD appealing against judge’s refusal to make order sought against tribunal
Renua ups ante with attack ad on Fine Gael and Michael Lowry
Two-minute video from Lucinda Creighton’s party to stir up negative-campaigning debate
Donohoe refuses to rule out Fine Gael relying on Lowry
High Court found Tipperary TD engaged ‘a litany of falsification and deception’
Michael Lowry loses High Court challenge to Moriarty tribunal
Former Fine Gael minister engaged in a ‘litany of falsification and deception’, rules judge
Lowry indicates willingness to back FG or FF-led government
Independent Tipperary TD says no pre-election arrangement in place with any party
Election 2016: FF would raise mental health spend ‘by €200m’
Claim coalition has raided mental health budgets to top up shortfalls elsewhere
Only Fine Gael can protect economic recovery, warns Kenny
Taoiseach says plan is built on more jobs, public service investment and making work pay
Kenny insists he will serve full second term as Taoiseach
Taoiseach says ‘date of election is immaterial’ but choice people face is crucial
Lowry case told Revenue keen to ask ‘pertinent’ questions
DPP is opposing Lowry legal challenge aimed at halting his trial over alleged tax offences
Michael Lowry seeks to halt trial on alleged tax offences
TD claims transfer of trial to Dublin breaches his rights and amounts to punishment for being popular with voters in Tipperary
Note to self: keep it under wraps
As Jeremy Masding’s handwitten note-to-self makes the front page, here are a few other senior figures who wish they’d kept their notes to themselves
Government seeks motion of censure against Mary Lou McDonald
SF deputy found to have abused Dáil privilege in linking politicians to offshore accounts
Michael Lowry allowed to bring challenge seeking to halt tax trial
Counsel says media reports on note to Enda Kenny is one reason trial should be stopped
Reaction to note ‘political correctness gone mad’ - Lowry
Independent TD responds to reappointment controversy
€650,000 judgment against Michael Lowry vacated
Hearing later on whether TD liable to pay €1.74 million to accountancy firm
Cheltenham wins overshadowed by death of Our Conor
After two winners on opening day Mullins now favourite for trainers’ title
O’Brien application to join Persona case as defendant to be heard next month
Persona consortium lost out to O’Brien’s Esat Digifone for State’s second mobile phone licence
Ethics watchdog drops investigation into Lowry over claims he underdeclared value of lands in Britain
TD told by commission it is discontinuing investigation
Lowry says Revenue leaked raid details to put pressure on him
TD claims search by tax officials unnecessary and an outrageous invasion of his privacy
Revenue officers raid home of Michael Lowry
Former minister yet to comment on investigation into tax affairs
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