Miriam Lord: Ryan’s U-turn on Limerick road fails to keep Keating on board
Minister for Beer Gardens mortifies former hacks amid leaks of ridiculous proportions
FF calls for Office of President to be subject to FOI
Fianna Fáil says it will consider legislation in September
Hockey to receive ‘six-figure sum’ as part of €1.5m Olympic money
Funds have been drawn from a €12m dividend from the Irish Aviation Authority
No abortion legislation until court challenges concluded
Three court cases have delayed introduction of law to regulate pregnancy termination
Taoiseach urged to declare homelessness national emergency
Plans in place to move homeless families to commuter towns during papal visit
Michael Healy-Rae to publish book of recollections
Independent TD writes stories ‘about growing up and different things like that’
Peter Fitzpatrick to stand down as Fine Gael TD at next election
The Louth TD was a vocal opponent to the referendum on repealing the Eighth Amendment and had indicated he would vote against the legislation
Rape trials to be scrutinised by independent assessor
Law lecturer to report proposed changes to Justice Minister shortly
Asylum seekers face obstacles joining workforce despite Government move
Background: Numbers seeking permits expose flaws in Government scheme
Sláintecare is ‘light at end of the tunnel’ for health system, Harris says
Minister says Government committed to reform plan despite failure to set budget or timeline
Pay by distance motor tax reflects Taoiseach’s ‘anti-rural policy’, says TD
Michael Fitzmaurice says distance charging idea shows Government is out of touch
Women from Northern Ireland will be allowed access abortion in Republic - Harris
Minister for Health urges NI politicians to address abortion ban there
Miriam Lord: Why I am running for President
Plus: ‘Make Ireland late again’ – Why I’m running for office of Uachtaráin na hÉireann
Pope’s visit should show a ‘diverse, inclusive’ State, Ministers told
Cabinet is warned that pontiff’s forthcoming trip to Ireland carries a number of risks
Restrictions on children changing their gender to be lifted
Minister for Social Protection seeks to address loopholes in current legislation
Why is the ‘women’s place’ referendum so controversial?
A vote on removing the Article seemed like a sure thing, but it has already been derailed
Director of Sláintecare urged to divest stake in private firm
Laura Magahy owns consultancy firm which received €2.2m from the HSE in 2016
Referendum on women’s place in the home may be delayed until next year
‘Women in the home’ proposal sent for further scrutiny before vote
Abortion legislation: ‘woman’ reference, 28 days, consent and other changes
Some believe ‘woman’ reference in abortion Bill may exclude trans people
Fine Gael to canvass for Michael D Higgins in election campaign
Parliamentary party agrees to back incumbent in his bid to be re-elected President
Legislation requires objectors to refer patients seeking abortions
Minister for Health confirms abortion services ‘will be provided on a universal basis’
Seán Gallagher asks councils to help candidates contest presidency
Michael D Higgins confirms intention to seek second term and is likely to face an election
Abortion Bill will commit to exclusion zones around services
Zones of 100m-150m intended to stop women being harassed while accessing services
Chair of CervicalCheck inquiry receives records from HSE
Dr Scally had earlier criticised alleged lack of cooperation on provision of documents
Joan Freeman may be seeking nomination to run for presidency
Pieta House founder was appointed to the Seanad by Enda Kenny
Taoiseach is ‘prickly’ and has ‘authoritarian streak’ – Martin
Fianna Fáil leader launches personal attack on Taoiseach after latter’s remarks on media
Varadkar: I have sympathy with Trump for tackling media critics
Taoiseach tells reporters in Dublin he never said he agreed with US president
RTÉ orchestra should be part of National Concert Hall, says Minister
Report into its future had proposed National Symphony Orchestra should be a State entity
Ross to appoint noise regulator for new runway at Dublin Airport
Fingal County Council likely candidate after AG rules out Irish Aviation Authority
Simon Harris calls for early talks on confidence-and-supply deal
Tánaiste says Fine Gael not keen for there to be an election as the public do not want one
Asylum seekers nine months in Ireland will be allowed to work
But new scheme excludes those who are appealing rejected asylum applications
New Garda Commissioner Drew Harris to take up position in September
Taoiseach welcomes appointment of outsider as ‘good’ for Irish policing
Asylum seekers to be able to seek work under new system
All jobs but Garda, Defence and Civil Service will be open to those in direct provision
Sinn Féin pledges to hold new Garda Commissioner to account
Party has had tense relationship with Drew Harris – some partly blame him for Adams’s arrest
Fianna Fáil confirms it will support Michael D Higgins for second term in Áras
Micheal Martin says party will not field a candidate in the presidential election
PSNI Deputy Chief Constable Drew Harris appointed Garda Commissioner
An Garda Síochána is ‘on the cusp of significant change’, says Minister for Justice
Same-sex partners to be allowed register names on baby’s birth certificate
Harris to address naming anomaly preventing same sex-couples register as legal parent
Senator ‘three names short’ of securing presidential nomination
Gerard Craughwell claims President is delaying any announcement for tactical reasons
Government to lift some restrictions facing asylum-seekers looking for work
Supreme Court ruled a year ago ban on asylum-seekers accessing work was unconstitutional
Tóibín will vote against abortion legislation but will not leave Sinn Féin
Meath West TD will not support law to allow for access to terminations up to 12 weeks
Terminally ill woman waited weeks for CervicalCheck to call back
HSE phones woman to apologise while she is getting post-cancer-treatment wig
Eighty-eight women still waiting for files from CervicalCheck
‘Extraordinary’ figures show many yet to receive information despite Government promises
Abolish three-day waiting period for abortion, TD demands
Heads of a Bill to regulate the termination of pregnancy is due to be published next month
US-based lab paid more than €6.5m to analyse smear tests
Practice of CervicalCheck sending smear tests abroad has been criticised
Public Accounts Committee receives dossier on Nama’s Project Eagle sale
File of 800-pages on €1.6bn disposal of NI loans understood to have come from developer
Abortion services to be in place next January, says Harris
Exclusion zones needed to stop protesters from intimidating women accessing services
Judicial appointments law is ‘vanity project’ for Shane Ross, Seanad hears
Minister says he is pleased Upper House accepts change needed to way judges appointed
Homeless families refuse tenancies in private sector, report finds
Many stay in emergency accommodation until they can secure a local authority home
Ulster Bank keeps branches ‘under review’ as cashless outlets double
Bank to update Oireachtas committee on overcharging issue that will result in €38m paidout
Constitutional provision on women’s domestic role set to be deleted
Charlie Flanagan also seeking approval for referendum on issue of blasphemy
Five have taken part in final interviews for Garda commissioner
If an internal Garda candidate is chosen, appointment likely to go ahead in August
State bodies accused of obstructing CervicalCheck inquiry
Department and HSE under fire for late handover and format of documents
Referendum on blasphemy expected to be held in October
Vote may coincide with presidential election and ballot on place of women in the home
CervicalCheck: All women affected to receive €2,000
Simon Harris says payment will not prevent compensation being provided in the future
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