Minister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan has said it was unacceptable that details about An Post were revealed at a Cabinet meeting and that ongoing issues with restructuring were “conflated” with concerns raised by postmasters

A protest by a residents group against the Government’s multi-million euro purchase of Citywest hotel in Dublin to increase international protection applicants accommodation is to be held this evening

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The current owners of Citywest received €51 million from the State for the first nine months of last year for use of the facility.

A former IDF soldier turned activist has said it has been clear for a while that the destruction of Gaza is a goal in and of itself.

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Ireland's critical subsea infrastructure is extremely vulnerable due to under-resourcing of the Defence Forces and Irish Navy, a former TD and deputy commander of the Army Ranger Wing has warned

Two TDs who are part of the Coalition-supporting Regional Independent Group voted against the Government on Wednesday night on Sinn Féin's Israeli bonds bill

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'It’s still not ready and with it already being delayed 15 times – a 16th time is very possible'

Just 4 per cent of teachers think preparing students for sacraments should be the responsibility of primary schools.

He made the comments in a wide-ranging interview with Ryan Tubridy for his podcast, The Bookshelf with Ryan Tubridy.

Sinn Féin has regained its position as the most popular party in the country, receiving 26 per cent support in the latest political opinion poll

‘These investments have a significant journey as we all know,’ Micheál Martin said.

Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers has denied reports that the Occupied Territories Bill will be “shelved” in a bid to appease the United States

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This is the latest initiative undertaken by the Hardware Association following its vacant homes recommendations to Government

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Homelessness numbers hit a record high of 15,286 in January 2025

The Government is being urged to act on the pay demands of Section 39 workers

The Dáil speaking rights row looks set to escalate further after tense exchanges on Thursday afternoon

A Fianna Fáil TD has argued that the Government's speaking rights proposal is a "positive", despite opposition criticism

The Dáil Reform Committee will meet later for a showdown between Opposition and Government on how Michael Lowry and his Independents will get speaking time

In Q4 2024, 541 grants were paid out, a significant increase from Q3 2024, where 336 grants paid out,

The dispute led to the suspension of the house and a delay in Micheál Martin’s nomination as Taoiseach.

Planning rules on cabins and modular homes in back gardens could be relaxed as part of Government efforts to tackle housing supply issues

The chief executive of Clúid said the State is expecting it to develop housing using 100 per cent debt, "so everything they give us is loans".

In briefings, officials said a €44 cut on jobseeker payments had not been changed in over a decade and should be doubled at a time of full employment

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Former Integration minister Roderic O'Gorman has criticised the Government over what he feels is an attempt to "minimise" the migration problem.

This year 38 State representatives will visit more than 90 cities in 40 countries.

Sinn Féin TD David Cullinane accused the Government of attempting to create a narrative that their housing policies were working.

Labour Party leader Ivana Bacik has said that there is still a lack of solid commitments on how to build better resilience in the country’s infrastructure

TDs attention focused on the Government’s response to Storm Éowyn and the housing crisis

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald said the claims were ‘a load of bull’.

The row was resolved after Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy weighed in – in favour of the opposition – on Monday night

Verona Murphy decided that government-affiliated TDs cannot be considered as members of the opposition.

The Dáil Reform Committee is meeting ahead of the return of the parliament on Wednesday.

Maggie Lyng and her family feel let down by the local and national authorities in their reaction to Storm Éoywn

Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy has ruled that non-ministerial Regional Independent Group TDs cannot form a technical group for opposition speaking time in the Dáil

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Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said it is not a black-and-white issue and said he would not be ‘browbeaten’ into upending Dáil principles