Juliette Gash

Brendan McDonagh said the first time he discussed a possible move to the Housing Activation Office was in April

NAMA head never discussed housing czar salary - committee

The head of NAMA has told the Oireachtas Committee on Finance that his salary was never discussed when he was approached to become the so-called housing czar.

Politics • 21 May 25

A guard of honour from the 27th Infantry Battalion at Aiken Barracks in Dundalk welcomed President Michael D Higgins, the Taoiseach and Tánaiste to Arbour Hill

1916 Rising leaders remembered at Arbour Hill ceremony

The annual 1916 Commemoration Ceremony has taken place at Arbour Hill in Dublin.

Ireland • 07 May 25

Director of the National Women's Council of Ireland Orla O'Connor said women regularly contact them because they cannot secure a childcare place

Campaigners call on Government to reduce childcare costs

Childcare campaigners have called on the Government to urgently implement promises made to reduce childcare costs for families.

Politics • 01 May 25

An Coimisiún Toghcháin said it expects there are hundreds of thousands of additional names across the election registers

Thousands of extra voter names thought to be on registers

Eleven local authorities across the country have more people on their election register than the population that is eligible to vote.

Politics • 01 May 25

Regina Doherty said she normally would not respond when someone tries to make a political weapon of an issue (file photo)

Doherty not sure gender evidence would 'stand up today'

Dublin MEP Regina Doherty has said she is not sure if evidence she gave in the Seanad in 2022 that there are nine genders would stand up to scrutiny today, after being criticised by Senator Michael McDowell.

Politics • 27 Apr 25

Opposition TDs and Senators gathered to announce the cross party initiative on neutrality (Credit: RollingNews.ie)

Irish Neutrality League hits out at 'triple lock' plans

Opposition TDs and Senators have come together calling on the public to oppose the dilution of the 'triple lock'.

Politics • 09 Apr 25

Election posters on Merrion Street in Dublin during the last General Election campaign

Voters asked for say on rules around election posters

To poster or not to poster, that is the question voters are being asked by the Electoral Commission.

Politics • 27 Mar 25

The Government has committed to increasing Defence Forces spending to €1.5bn by 2028

Council on national security established by Taoiseach

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has announced the establishment of a ministerial council on national security.

Politics • 19 Mar 25

Reign McAuley Ryan currently attends a mainstream school, having only gotten an autism diagnosis last May

School place supposed to be a 'constitutional right'

Tara McAuley Ryan has applied to more than 20 schools across Dublin for a place for her five-year-old son Reign. Most have said there's no place for him, while others say he doesn't meet their criteria.

Education • 17 Mar 25

Mr Murphy has applied to the High Court for an injunction preventing the so-called super juniors from attending Cabinet

TD seeks injunction to stop junior ministers at Cabinet

Dublin Southwest TD Paul Murphy said it would be a good idea to call Leo Varadkar as a witness for an injunction he is seeking against the appointment of "super junior" ministers but that he will speak to his lawyers first.

Politics • 05 Feb 25