Sinn Féin

What Opposition TD wouldn’t loathe the money-hungry gannets or love a chance to castigate the Government for not cracking down on them?

Opposition politicians and farmers accuse providers of price gouging while the Government stands ‘to one side twisting its hat’

Maternity facility has been under increasing pressure to cope with growing demand for services and complexity in care it provides

Special advocate for survivors of institutional abuse says ‘logical’ to include them with less than 10 per cent of redress funds spent

Sinn Féin’s stance on the €90bn support package for Ukraine doesn’t hold up

Coalition leaders will not relish Dublin Central and Galway West contests. Just ask Keir Starmer

Thomas Gould goes viral; Revenue sniffs out new detector dogs, ‘basic laws of physics’ show Dublin 15 getting a raw deal, Netflix ‘on board’ for Keegan adaptation

Irish citizens should not undertake travel to Iran, Minister says

Opposition and farmers condemn EU move to allow South America trade deal to operate provisionally

Inside Politics: Changes to rent regulations prompt high-decibel bad-tempered exchanges

Unity, a social system offering equal opportunities and fair distribution of land were among them

Dáil passes legislation by 74 to 65 votes and Bill now goes to Seanad

Gillian Sherratt, who gained national prominence as a campaigner for her son, Harvey, was also being considered as a candidate

Oireachtas committee told move is based on ‘real patient safety reasons and rationale’ on co-location policy

McConalogue not in favour of ‘collectively punishing all clubs for criminal behaviour of a few hooligans’

Inside Politics: What Ukraine wants and needs is money and weapons to continue the war

Micheál Martin takes robust stance, accusing her of ‘empty soundbites’ and grandstanding

Former leaders questioned in Oireachtas on Irish peace talks and conflict resolution in Middle East

Joanna Byrne, who chairs Drogheda United, says she was in main stand and not near the trouble

‘It beggars belief that Sinn Féin wants Europe to abandon Ukraine," says Taoiseach

Vacant Dáil seat stemmed from election of former independent TD Catherine Connolly as president

‘Spending tens of billions’ of taxpayer money on more weaponry not the way to resolve conflict, says party leader

Aggressors rarely concede at the negotiating table what they are winning on the battlefield

Inside Politics: Former prince Andrew’s arrest, Ireland’s EU presidency plans and U-turn on SNAs dominate news too

In Ukraine ‘the issues are clearer’, and we cannot know who would have won in Spain with no intervention

Party said last week it would boycott festivities in Washington DC, citing war in Gaza

Jon Burrows’s comparison between Bloody Sunday and Ireland’s failure to extradite terrorists will have offended nationalists and left unionists bemused

Attorney General says court could have regard to fact that motivation in bringing cases was ‘at least in part their own political advantage’

No jobs will be cut, insisted the Taoiseach - but tell that to parents in schools told they will lose Special Needs Assistants

Is SF clinging to old Soviet Marxist ideals that have long since gone under the quasi-fascist imperialism of Putin?

Inside Politics: Government accused of prioritising tourism over housing

Sinn Féin is rightly proud of republicanism’s role in the fight against fascism in Spain. So why is it now opposing assistance for Ukraine?

Government ‘fought tooth and nail against the Provisional IRA’, Taoiseach says

Trump’s backing of Israel in war in Gaza cited by Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill as reason for boycott

Gardaí reported to have raised concerns about policing the fixture if it were held in Dublin

Ireland would face serious consequences for deciding not to play against Israel. That doesn’t necessarily mean they shouldn’t refuse

Government should consider litigation if orders refuse to contribute cash for those sexually abused in schools, says Sinn Féin TD

Gerry Hutch, who plans to run in a byelection, has been a central figure in organised crime in Dublin

Independent Minister of State Marian Harkin says she is ‘at odds on a personal view’

Expectations that she would enter into open conflict with Government Buildings have not transpired, though some observers believe she is feeling her way into the role