Dublin South-West constituency profile: Green Party seat looks most vulnerable in this left-leaning five-seater
Election 2024: Sinn Féin’s Seán Crowe won almost 30 per cent of the vote in 2020
Seán Crowe
‘You’re breaking up a town’: Electoral map changes split Tallaght and could leave Fettercairn ‘forgotten’
The working-class area of Fettercairn is being moved from Dublin South-West, home to People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy, to Dublin Mid-West, home to party colleague Gino Kenny
Abortion review expected to be sent to Minister within weeks
Barrister Marie O’Shea last year appointed as independent chairwoman of review into State’s abortion laws
‘I have been spat at and told I’d be stabbed leaving work,’ children’s nurse tells committee
Sylvia Chambers says she is routinely abused and threatened by parents, with trouble sometimes starting at reception desk
‘You have a vision, but no plan’: health officials face scrutiny over electronic records
Long-planned HSE digitisation project ‘only at the starting line’, Oireachtas committee hears
Plans for ‘safe zones’ to access abortion clinics being worked on
Committee members discussing Bill call for protection of women service users from harassment
The Irish Times view on Sinn Féin’s worldview: disappearing policies
A party that has long equivocated over Putin’s brutal regime has felt compelled to ditch its previous positions and embrace new ones
Mixed views over Mick Wallace voting against EU condemnation of invasion
‘He should have voted in favour. One child being murdered is one too many’
Will Russian war games fizzle out or turn red hot?
Inside Politics: Tentative hopes Russia may be withdrawing troops from frontline
Community drugs groups claim they will be removed from Government body
Department rejects assertions and says civil society will widen involvement of voluntary groups
Claire Byrne challenges Ireland’s climate strategy: ‘People are being asked to pony up a lot’
Radio: The RTÉ host deftly turns a consumer item into a querying of government policy
Brendan McDonagh, Dara Deering and Des Carville among NTMA CEO candidates
A successor to Conor O’Kelly is expected to be selected by the end of the year
Miriam Lord: Here’s a tip, Senator – learn where the mute button is
Martin Conway of FG was overheard doing some side business during a virtual meeting
Bank of Ireland appoints Tony Morley as group treasurer
Morley has held number of senior roles since rejoining the bank in 2013 from BDO Ireland
Bank of Ireland paid three executives over €1m each in 2020
Two of the three pushed above €1m threshold by payments on exit
Student nurse helping patient shower when ‘toe fell off in his sock’, Dáil told
Opposition TDs condemn planned pay rise for secretary general post while highlighting work experience stories
Lease decision looms on Citywest Covid-19 isolation centre
Hotel and conference centre use for isolation of Covid-19 cases has cost State €21m so far
Bank of Ireland executive Sean Crowe to leave at end of year
Crowe (53) joined Bank of Ireland in 1993 as a financial markets trader
Eighteen TDs nominated to chair Oireachtas committees
James Lawless, Fergus O’Dowd, Kathleen Funchion and Neasa Hourigan among appointees
Bank of Ireland raises additional €300m via risky bank debt
Banks says so-called Additional Tier 1 notes more than five times oversubscribed
BofI surprises markets with €625m risky bonds sale
Shares rose 6.7% as the bank secured orders for twice the level of bonds on offer
Boy who died after being attacked by Rottweilers named locally
Glen Murphy (7) was mauled by dogs at house near Saggart in Dublin
Fianna Fáil remains the only game in town for Sinn Féin
SF seems serious about government, but has limited options for a stable administration
Dublin South West results: Zappone bows out as Duffy and Lahart take final seats
Minister Katherine Zappone ‘very proud’ of change she achieved in Government
Solidarity running in Paul Murphy’s constituency ‘hard call to make’ - Boyd Barrett
Left wing group to run candidate in former member’s Dublin South-West constituency
Tánaiste committed to talks up to Christmas Eve to restore NI Assembly
Coveney opposes new Assembly poll as one ‘election too many’ for North
New Bill aimed at dog owners who ‘simply do not give a damn’ what their pet does
Legislation to make it mandatory for owners to carry litter bag when in public with dogs
Cash-strapped RTÉ examines options for transmission network unit
Seen & Heard: legal fees check on lenders; Moody’s downbeat on Digicel; Google fears ‘techlash’
Bruised Sinn Féin looks inward as it takes a dive in the May elections
Some believe SF must not only point to Government's failings but also to solutions
Bank of Ireland links up with Trinity for ‘treasury academy’
Workshops are designed to help business customers understand financial risks
Government will pay NI’s €4m health insurance post-Brexit – Tánaiste
Government ‘fully committed’ to ensuring vital citizenship provisions, says Coveney
DUP leader attacks Sinn Féin reaction to John Downey arrest
Downey facing possible extradition to face charges in relation to the killings of two UDR soldiers in IRA bombing
500,000 passports issued in first five months of this year
TDs should not to turn their offices into ‘passport processing’ centres - Tánaiste
Miriam Lord: Scrappy anniversary for Leo’s first year in office
No cakewalk for Taoiseach at Leaders’ Questions as TDs queue to burst his balloon
How Scientology is trying to insert itself into Irish schools
The controversial church is giving out teaching materials that hide its involvement
Scientology community activity sparks concern in Firhouse
Locals express worries as organisation opens ‘Winter Wonderland’ at its centre in the area
Family ‘devastated’ by latest delay in Ibrahim Halawa trial
Irish man’s case in Egypt, due to be heard on Monday, pushed back to September 18th
Halawa case will be ‘resolved swiftly’, Egyptian president tells Taoiseach
Phonecall held after decision to delay the trial verdict for a further three weeks
Fake Birmingham apology is part of the IRA’s twisting of history
Brazen lie underpins republican evasions about 1974 bombings that killed 21
Flanagan says respect for Irish language in North’s agreements
Minister asked about remarks by Foster that she would not support Irish Language Act
Committee hears of Michael Dwyer’s mother’s struggle for answers
Oireachtas members to see what can be done to help family of 24-year-old killed in Bolivia
Charlie Flanagan guarded over North’s heat incentive scheme
Minister for Foreign Affairs says Renewable Heat Incentive a matter for devolved bodies
US election: Hottest ticket for a long night in Dublin
Guinness Storehouse: Politicians, media and the curious attend American embassy shindig
Zappone asks Tusla to review capacity to help more children
Minister’s call comes as Daíl debates course of action to take on youth stranded in Calais
Syria debate shows real ideological rift in Irish politics
There’s no consensus in the Dáil over who is to blame for Aleppo and the refugee crisis
Secret ballot takes place to elect Leas Cheann Comhairle
Four candidates involved in second attempt to elect deputy speaker
McGrath critical of delay in appointing Leas Ceann Comhairle
Independent TD, one of four candidates for position, says vacancy ‘undesirable’
McGrath to support FG for Leas Ceann Comhairle vote
The Independent TD is one of the four contenders for the position
Dáil fails to elect Leas Cheann Comhairle despite votes on four nominees
Ceann Comhairle Seán Ó Fearghaíl urges party whips to treat the issue urgently
Dáil fails to elect Leas Cheann Comhairle after series of votes
Ceann Comhairle urges party whips to meet and treat the issue ‘with some urgency’
Bernard Durkan defends role on Leas Ceann Comhairle vote
Fine Gael late for nominations deadline but Kildare TD added after receiving support
Regina Doherty defends Fine Gael’s position on Leas Ceann Comhairle
Chief Whip says that ‘at no stage’ was any election for role due to be taken on Thursday
FG accused of ‘gerrymandering’ in Leas Ceann Comhairle row
Michael Healy-Rae criticises ‘disgraceful’ deadline extension in heated exchanges
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