Joe Duffy says he will not contest presidential election Former RTÉ broadcaster Joe Duffy has confirmed that he will not seek a nomination to run for the presidency. Politics • 05 Jul
Joe Duffy says he will not contest presidential election Former RTÉ broadcaster Joe Duffy has confirmed that he will not seek a nomination to run for the presidency. Politics • 05 Jul
Talk of revenge after acrimonious week for FF and FG There are a few politicians in Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael who will spend this weekend contemplating revenge, maybe even plotting it, writes Micheál Lehane. Analysis and Comment • 05 Jul
Talk of revenge after acrimonious week for FF and FG There are a few politicians in Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael who will spend this weekend contemplating revenge, maybe even plotting it, writes Micheál Lehane. Analysis and Comment • 05 Jul
Tánaiste in Germany to discuss EU-US trade deal Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Harris is in Berlin to meet with his new German counterpart Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Johann Wadephul. Europe • 04 Jul
Tánaiste in Germany to discuss EU-US trade deal Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Harris is in Berlin to meet with his new German counterpart Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Johann Wadephul. Europe • 04 Jul
PAC seeks update on ship costing State €120k per week The Public Accounts Committee is seeking an update from the Revenue Commissioners on how much longer it will take to dispose of a ship on which a major consignment of drugs was seized in 2023. Politics • 03 Jul
PAC seeks update on ship costing State €120k per week The Public Accounts Committee is seeking an update from the Revenue Commissioners on how much longer it will take to dispose of a ship on which a major consignment of drugs was seized in 2023. Politics • 03 Jul
Candidates mooted as presidential election nears Those with very long political memories around Leinster House were yesterday recalling the return of Charles Haughey from his trip to Japan in 1989. Analysis and Comment • 03 Jul
Candidates mooted as presidential election nears Those with very long political memories around Leinster House were yesterday recalling the return of Charles Haughey from his trip to Japan in 1989. Analysis and Comment • 03 Jul
FAI again asked before cttee over knowledge of claims The FAI will be asked again to appear before an Oireachtas Committee to answer claims by a Fianna Fáil TD that it knew of allegations about a former national team manager's behaviour towards female footballers as far back as 2023. Politics • 02 Jul
FAI again asked before cttee over knowledge of claims The FAI will be asked again to appear before an Oireachtas Committee to answer claims by a Fianna Fáil TD that it knew of allegations about a former national team manager's behaviour towards female footballers as far back as 2023. Politics • 02 Jul
No decision yet to revert student fees to €3,000 - Harris Tánaiste Simon Harris has told the Fine Gael parliamentary party that no decision has been made to return student contribution fees to €3,000 for a full college year. Education • 02 Jul
No decision yet to revert student fees to €3,000 - Harris Tánaiste Simon Harris has told the Fine Gael parliamentary party that no decision has been made to return student contribution fees to €3,000 for a full college year. Education • 02 Jul
Tánaiste discusses Gaza truce efforts with Qatari PM The Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs is due to hold a meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar in Dublin in which they will discuss efforts to secure a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict. Middle East • 02 Jul
Tánaiste discusses Gaza truce efforts with Qatari PM The Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs is due to hold a meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar in Dublin in which they will discuss efforts to secure a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict. Middle East • 02 Jul
Fees issue calls into question cohesiveness of Govt The faces on the Government benches in the Dáil were strikingly solemn today, following on from a ferocious few days for TDs having to respond to calls from worried parents and students. Analysis and Comment • 02 Jul
Fees issue calls into question cohesiveness of Govt The faces on the Government benches in the Dáil were strikingly solemn today, following on from a ferocious few days for TDs having to respond to calls from worried parents and students. Analysis and Comment • 02 Jul
Bacik: Student's budget plans in 'disarray' over fee hike The Minister for Further Education's remarks about student fees have thrown the budgetary plans for those aiming to go to university "into disarray", Labour leader Ivana Bacik has said. Politics • 01 Jul
Bacik: Student's budget plans in 'disarray' over fee hike The Minister for Further Education's remarks about student fees have thrown the budgetary plans for those aiming to go to university "into disarray", Labour leader Ivana Bacik has said. Politics • 01 Jul
