Oireachtas group’s chief critical of Taoiseach around Watt testimony
Allegation of ‘misleading commentary’ put to Dáil over bid to secure mandarin’s appearance
Fraser supportive of Holohan secondment but ‘not involved in detailed arrangements’
Country’s top civil servant also indicates he did not discuss the proposal with Taoiseach
Oireachtas finance committee stops short of calling in John Callinan
Manner of appointment of Callinan to top civil servant role criticised by politicians
Robert Watt’s salary on course to top €300,000 later this year
Civil servant received €81,000 pay rise when appointed secretary general of Department of Health
Gardaí confirm Provisional IRA killed garda and soldier during Don Tidey kidnap
Patrick Kelly’s family call for end to ‘orchestrated nationwide campaign of misinformation’
Ryanair to launch year-round flights from Knock to Birmingham from March
Route is third new service Ryanair has announced from Knock this year
Former PAC chairman accuses HSE officials of ‘blatant lies’ in ‘Grace’ abuse case
Two more disability cases in southeast under review in addition to ‘Grace’ and ‘Brandon’ cases
‘A wonderful kid’: Kilkenny schoolboy (13) who died after sliotar incident named
Harry Byrne from Gowran died after ‘terrible tragedy’ at school
Bishops to respond to Minister’s request for help tackling housing crisis
Church leadership says its recognises homelessness as ‘key social justice challenge’
Fianna Fáil ‘rebel’ TDs to vote with Government in vote of confidence in Coveney
Those in favour of new FF leader likely to back Coveney as losing whip would place them outside parliamentary party for six months
‘The whole music industry should be out on the street marching about this’
Performers say outdoor gigs for 200 people a ‘joke’ as 40,000 fans at All-Ireland final
Taoiseach defends health chief Robert Watt’s pay increase of €80,000 as ‘appropriate’
Fianna Fáil TD criticises information provided to PAC over salary
Man lured to remote location, ‘battered’ with iron bars, court told
Two men charged with false imprisonment, theft after alleged incident in Louth
Tony Blair admitted British were partially responsible for Troubles – documentary
New Martin McGuinness programme details how peace process was agreed
Homeless charity reports 18 per cent rise in demand for healthcare services
Dublin Simon Community says it made two suicidality-related interventions on average per day in 2019
Almost 500 fewer people homeless, latest figures show
New government must not return to preCovid homelessness strategies, charity says
“We’re expanding on what St Patrick did and putting a rainbow on it”
This year’s celebrations of Pride will be restricted by Covid, but will be spectacular nonetheless, reports Sandra O’Connell
Spinal rod concerns expressed to Simon Harris a year ago
Surgeon contacted Minister over concerns about an earlier model of Magec rods
Martin faces down parliamentary party critics of his strategy
Fianna Fáil leader to continue efforts to form a coalition with Fine Gael
FAI employees remain in dark on potential redundancies
Siptu does not expect to receive details of nature or extent of job cuts until January
More than 200,000 children on waiting lists for health care services
HSE figures released in response to parliamentary questions from Fianna Fáil TD
More wet weather on the way as Met Éireann issues rainfall warning
Head of forecasting Evelyn Cusack says there is a danger of ‘yellow fatigue’ from warnings
Limerick FC players have phones seized by gardaí investigating suspected match-fixing
Gardaí and FAI investigate unusual betting on two games involving club
IRA ceasefire 25 years ago a ‘close call,’ recalls Gerry Adams
Adams and McGuinness met IRA army council three times to discuss cessation
Dublin Simon seeks wealthy people to buy homes and lease them to charity for free
Homeless charity sets up fund through which it would lease homes from benefactors for up to 15 years
Declaration that PAC acted unlawfully would have ‘chilling’ effect
Dáil committee tells Supreme Court it accepts ‘significant’ findings on Angela Kerins case
San Francisco honours McGuinness for ‘courageous service in the military’
City administration issues posthumous certificate of honour for former IRA man
Fianna Fáil TD criticises ‘same old tired record from John McGuinness’
Cowen and McGuinness had row at Fianna Fáil party meeting over extension of confidence and supply deal
Edmund Honohan: A hero to some, a nuisance to others
‘Eccentric’ Master of High Court has been relieved of debt cases
Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life journalists to vote on industrial action
NUJ describes the latest offer from the company as ‘derisory’
ECB’s Draghi to appear before Oireachtas committee next month
Frankfurt’s top man accepts invitation to discuss banking sector and tracker controversy
Callinan said Sgt McCabe was child sex abuser – Tribunal
Callinan and Taylor ran two-man campaign against Garda whistleblower McCabe
Disclosures Tribunal: The allegations and the findings
A guide to the nine broad accusations of misconduct examined by the tribunal
FF TD accuses party leaders of having ‘no backbone’ on vulture fund Bill
Fianna Fáil’s John McGuinness calls for recall of the Dáil over mortgage arrears issue
Ó Cuív wants FF to reopen decision not to contest presidential election
TDs back call for issue to be addressed at pre-Dáil think in due in September
Charleton tribunal: Callinan disputes evidence from three witnesses
Ex-Garda commissioner says John Deasy, Seamus McCarthy and John McGuinness are wrong
Charleton tribunal: Conflict over Taylor’s evidence that texts not used in smear
McGuinness, Clifford and McCabe say Taylor told them he sent texts in smear campaign
Tánaiste declines to express support for Tony O’Brien
Position of HSE boss described as ‘tenuous’ as he takes temporary leave from US company
Newly-elected Senator could vote against Brexit ‘backstop’
Former Ulster Farmers Union president elected as Sinn Féin backs Fine Gael candidate
‘This is Kilkenny, not Mecca’: angry opposition to mosque plan
Fianna Fáil TD John McGuinness calls for calm at heated meeting
FF TD John McGuinness to give evidence at Charleton Tribunal
McGuinness: Ex-Garda chief Martin Callinan told him McCabe not to be trusted
Northern leaders must get back to talks, Peter Robinson warns
Former first minister: ‘Ultimately we are going to have to get back round the table again’
Maurice McCabe says it’s Dave Taylor’s ‘word against mine’
Chairman says ‘chasm’ has opened between positions of Sgt McCabe and Supt Taylor
PTSB under fire for refusing to appear before Oireachtas committee
Lender is criticised after turning down request to answer questions on loan sale
‘I was feeling so lonely. Moving to Dundalk changed my life’
Louth County Council is securing neglected eyesore properties held by the banks and redistributing to those who need them
TDs call for class actions in tracker mortgage scandal
Culture won’t change until banks are prosecuted, committee hears
Credit unions need long-term lending to ensure survival, committee finds
Committee suggests that consolidation shouldn’t be forced in credit union sector
Gerry Adams says next Sinn Féin leader will not be anointed
Party president announces he will stand aside in 2018 after 34 years as head of party
Sleeping rough: ‘People look the other way when they see us’
Taoiseach’s downplaying of homeless figures fails to reflect the reality on the ground
Powersharing possible if DUP treats everybody equally – Adams
Restoration of Executive can be had if DUP enters ‘era of modern political democratic norms’
Murder trial hears firefighters saw skull and ribcage in burning car
Jason O’Driscoll pleads not guilty to murdering car thieves in Co Louth in March 2012
Banks should be restricted over mortgage scandal, TD says
Call comes as new figures show 12,500 customers had mortgages changed
Children with Asperger’s ‘suffering’ due to tracker mortgage debt
John McGuinness calls on Central Bank to compel banks to deal with tracker issues immediately
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