Committee to assess establishment of Women's Museum A committee has been established to assess the possibility of setting up a Women's Museum. Politics • 27 Sep
Committee hears call to decriminalise assisted suicide A Dutch expert has urged TDs and senators to decriminaise assisted suicide, but not to explicitly legislate for the practice. Politics • 26 Sep
RSA accused of being 'disingenuous' over NCTs The Road Safety Authority has been accused of being "disingenuous" and misleading an Oireachtas committee on waiting times for a NCT. Politics • 20 Sep
Labour's Bacik says measures in Budget must be targeted Labour Party leader Ivana Bacik has said her party believes measures in the Budget must be targeted to help those struggling the most and any … Politics • 14 Sep
RTÉ's crisis enters a new and more difficult phase RTÉ's crisis has entered a new and more difficult phase as it implements a hiring freeze, seeks a valuation of its Montrose campus, and braces … Analysis and Comment • 14 Sep
Housing targets, lower speed limits on Cabinet agenda Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien will update Cabinet colleagues today on progress this year in the Housing for All plan. Politics • 13 Sep
Energy companies told to 'go further' on price cuts The four main energy companies have been told that they must go further on price cuts, during a meeting with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and energy … Business • 12 Sep
Cut to USC 'under consideration' in Budget - Tánaiste Tánaiste Micheál Martin has confirmed that the Government is examining a possible cut to the Universal Social Charge. Ireland • 10 Sep
Parties evaluate winners, losers in constituency review As the dust settles on the Electoral Commission's mammoth constituency review, political parties are evaluating the winners and losers. Analysis and Comment • 30 Aug
McGrath: Excise duty hike will go ahead in September Minister for Finance Michael McGrath has confirmed that the planned hike in excise duty will go ahead in September as it is already "locked in". Business • 29 Aug
