Richard Boyd-Barrett

Past four months has seen a significant increase in the number of Jordanians seeking international protection in Ireland

Deputies and senators address each other as ‘comrade’ in corridors as speculation continues about Oireachtas member allegedly recruited as a Russian agent

Richard Boyd-Barrett says the money should be spent on building social housing

Cairn Homes proposals in Blackrock and Dublin 18 refused planning permission

Richard Boyd Barrett appeals for Minister to urgently intervene, citing Government pledge to give access to music to all young people and students

Seán Fleming subsequently withdrew remark in case anyone ‘felt the comments were directed at them’

Richard Boyd-Barrett tells Housing Fight Back rally current State policy is a ‘disaster’

Tánaiste acknowledges ‘truly shocking’ lack of response from successive Irish governments until the 1990s

‘Shame on you’ - Taoiseach gives Mattie McGrath an earful over his criticism of An Garda Síochána

Planning and Development Bill wording offers ‘flexibility’ in building more social housing, says Fine Gael’s Kieran O’Donnell

Opposition parties demand early general election as Taoiseach shocks country by announcing he would resign as Fine Gael leader immediately and step down as the head of Government in early April

Listless Leinster House in referendums voting week shows the only votes that really interest TDs and senators are the ones where seats are up for grabs

People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd Barrett called on the Government to address the ‘grossly unfair’ situation

Ceann Comhairle suspends chamber after People Before Profit TDs, calling for a debate on Gaza, fail to resume their seats

Richard Boyd Barrett and Mick Barry refused to resume seats despite Ceann Comhairle’s appeals

Party rejects idea of ‘two-state solution’ in newly published pamphlet and call for new ‘secular, democratic Palestine’ in place of Israel

During my almost 40 years of life here, I have never hidden my Jewish identity; there have been antisemitic incidents, but they are rare. For the first time, however, I am concerned about my security

Ires and other European property stocks have rallied since late October amid hopes the ECB will cut rates at pace next year

People Before Profit calls for boycott ambassador’s reception over US refusal to back Gaza ceasefire

Health service has received ‘substantial increase’ in funding in recent years due to increased demand on hospitals, primary care spending, pension and legal costs

People Before Profit TD says he has ‘an unquestionable record of opposing anti-Semitism’ as he calls for ‘intifada’ against Israel

Social Democrats leader has tabled motion to withdraw diplomatic status of Israeli ambssador, while Government has put forward countermotion

Temperatures in the seas around Ireland and the UK were 3-5 degrees higher than normal in June - and climate change is to blame. Graphic: NOAA

‘What is happening in Palestine is another chapter in the dark history of genocide’, says Richard Boyd Barrett

Leo Varadkar says it is important to keep ‘some line of communications open’ while rejecting any suggestion that Ireland indirectly funds Hamas

If Government gave her a gig to achieve the abandonment of neutrality, they should get their money back

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald condemned the attack ‘outright’ on Monday but not before some party representatives avoided criticising the Hamas atrocity

Taoiseach tells Dáil solidarity will ‘evaporate very quickly’ if Israel does not show restraint in its response to Hamas attack

Alliance of political, trade union, student, environmental and campaigning groups joined march in Dublin

Micheál Martin tells Dáil inflation is on ‘downward trajectory’ but People Before Profit’s Richard Boyd Barrett says people are being ‘absolutely crucified’

Opposition says any tax cut for landlords will not build a single additional home

Ban would ‘stop an already bad situation getting worse,’ says Richard Boyd Barrett

Actor and trade unionist who played role in Pirates of the Caribbean says he earned less than €10,000 from acting last year and has no pension of his own

Shop-owners in the south Dublin town are tackling vacancy and dereliction by giving their shopfronts facelifts

Community responds to anti-immigration protests in Ballybrack, while NUJ calls on Iconic Media to clarify its publication of AI-generated article about refugees

Rallies are said to be a reaction to an attack on the family home of an Independent councillor and the vandalising of a building rumoured to have been approved for refugees

‘When the wheels came off the bus,’ is how the interim director general chose to describe the moment Tubsgate exploded in Montrose

Senior figures from national broadcaster subjected to hours of detailed questioning by politicians about payments to Ryan Tubridy

Historian and Irish Times columnist Prof Diarmaid Ferriter declined invitation to take part as he believed the format would not provide a sufficiently wide consultation

Event organised by Irish Neutrality League in Dublin rejects any attempt to move Ireland closer to Nato