Cabinet to discuss attendance of 100 people at weddings The Cabinet is to discuss a proposal tomorrow to increase the numbers allowed at weddings from 50 to 100. Coronavirus • 26 Jul
Minister denies 'push back' over housing plan delay The Minister for Housing has defended the decision by the Government to postpone the publication of a major plan for the housing sector for a ... Politics • 23 Jul
Govt defends plan to press ahead with hospitality rules The Government has defended its plans to press ahead with legislation to introduce new rules for indoor hospitality in the face of sharp criticism from ... Coronavirus • 13 Jul
Govt accused of helping 'vultures seeking to profiteer' The Government has been attacked over its plans to exempt funds buying large numbers of homes from an additional 10% stamp duty charge if they ... Politics • 06 Jul
Donohoe: 'Hard going' for businesses as economy reopens Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has acknowledged that many businesses will "find it hard going" as the economy reopens. Politics • 18 Jun
Polling row a deeply unsettling episode in politics There is something distinctly unsettling about political parties admitting to deceiving voters on the doorsteps and shrugging it off by saying "everyone was at it", ... Ireland • 12 Jun
IATA head criticises 'repressive' hotel quarantine Ireland has been criticised for its "particularly repressive" mandatory hotel quarantine regime by Willie Walsh, the director general of the International Air Transport Association. Business • 19 May
Economy, housing to be discussed by Cabinet Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Michael McGrath will brief the Cabinet on the State's finances with proposals to prevent the bulk purchases by investment ... Politics • 18 May
O'Brien pledges resolution over bulk buying of homes The Minister for Housing, Darragh O'Brien, has said he will bring measures to "level the playing field" for first time buyers to Cabinet on Tuesday. Ireland • 14 May
