European Commission to investigate Ringsend sewage plant

EU directive flouted as lumps of raw waste present in Dublin Bay, says SF Chris Andrews

‘Scrooge-like’ plan to cancel Dublin Christmas lights event criticised

Oireachtas committee hears city council not holding ceremony to avoid Luas disruption

Prince Albert statue to stay on grounds of Leinster House

Petitions Committee said petition seeking its removal was inadmissible

Parliament to debate banning Trump from Britain

British politicians repond to petition on Republican after his comments on Muslims

Do we want to discriminate against children based on their religious status?

. . . Or do we want equal school access for all children, baptised or not?

Ombudsman should get constitutional status, says Tyndall

Retired judge to examine GSOC bugging case

New information received by Shatter prompted review, sources say

Questions for Garda Ombudsman Commission to answer before committee today

Confusion still surrounds details of the three ‘technical anomalies’ as well as GSOC’s decision not to inform Minister for Justice Alan Shatter

Shatter: ‘GSOC has no evidence of unauthorised surveillance’

Minister for Justice addresses Dáil on allegations of spying on Garda watchdog

Taoiseach says GSOC failure to inform Shatter a ‘fundamental issue’

Ombudsman says it regrets not informing Shatter

Kenny to ask Shatter for briefing on bug claims

Representatives of Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission to be called before Oireachtas committee to explain allegations

Garda Commissioner defends force’s handling of informants

Disclosing identities would result in ‘bodies lying all over the country’, Callinan says

Dáil reform shows gap between promise and delivery

Promises on sitting days, topical issues debates and guillotining debates on Bills have fallen short of expectations