What can be expected from Govt's overhaul of asylum laws? The Government has announced a major overhaul of asylum laws, billed as the most significant reform of the area in the history of the State. Politics • 29 Apr 25
What can be expected from Govt's overhaul of asylum laws? The Government has announced a major overhaul of asylum laws, billed as the most significant reform of the area in the history of the State. Politics • 29 Apr 25
Minister rejects claim new asylum process would be cruel Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has rejected criticism that a speeded-up asylum process would be cruel and lacking compassion. Ireland • 29 Apr 25
Minister rejects claim new asylum process would be cruel Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has rejected criticism that a speeded-up asylum process would be cruel and lacking compassion. Ireland • 29 Apr 25
Govt unlikely to introduce Dublin tourist tax The Government is unlikely to move to introduce a so-called Dublin tourist tax, it is understood. Politics • 21 Apr 25
Govt unlikely to introduce Dublin tourist tax The Government is unlikely to move to introduce a so-called Dublin tourist tax, it is understood. Politics • 21 Apr 25
Legal costs of €2.5m awarded to 'Grace' inquiry witnesses Legal costs awarded to witnesses at the 'Grace' inquiry have so far amounted to €2.5 million out of the total cost of €13.6 million. Politics • 18 Apr 25
Legal costs of €2.5m awarded to 'Grace' inquiry witnesses Legal costs awarded to witnesses at the 'Grace' inquiry have so far amounted to €2.5 million out of the total cost of €13.6 million. Politics • 18 Apr 25
Fáilte Ireland to manage short-term lets register The Government has published a proposed new law which will create a register of short-term lets by May 2026. Ireland • 17 Apr 25
Fáilte Ireland to manage short-term lets register The Government has published a proposed new law which will create a register of short-term lets by May 2026. Ireland • 17 Apr 25
SF most popular, FG support at record low - poll suggests A new poll suggests Sinn Féin is the most popular party in the country, while Fine Gael's support has fallen to a record low. Politics • 17 Apr 25
SF most popular, FG support at record low - poll suggests A new poll suggests Sinn Féin is the most popular party in the country, while Fine Gael's support has fallen to a record low. Politics • 17 Apr 25
SF accused of wasting Dáil time with water charges Bill Minister for Housing James Browne has accused Sinn Féin of wasting Dáil time and inventing a phantom to fight by tabling a Bill to prevent the Government from reintroducing water charges. Politics • 08 Apr 25
SF accused of wasting Dáil time with water charges Bill Minister for Housing James Browne has accused Sinn Féin of wasting Dáil time and inventing a phantom to fight by tabling a Bill to prevent the Government from reintroducing water charges. Politics • 08 Apr 25
Political accountability needed for failures at CHI - SF Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said there must be political accountability for the failures at Children's Health Ireland. Health • 08 Apr 25
Political accountability needed for failures at CHI - SF Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said there must be political accountability for the failures at Children's Health Ireland. Health • 08 Apr 25
Largesse cannot continue as Ireland enters new era Ireland is entering into a new era with its recent economic model potentially consigned to history, writes Sandra Hurley. Analysis and Comment • 05 Apr 25
Largesse cannot continue as Ireland enters new era Ireland is entering into a new era with its recent economic model potentially consigned to history, writes Sandra Hurley. Analysis and Comment • 05 Apr 25
Catfishing to be outlawed under proposed law Catfishing or impersonating a person online using fake photos would be outlawed under a new bill. Politics • 02 Apr 25
Catfishing to be outlawed under proposed law Catfishing or impersonating a person online using fake photos would be outlawed under a new bill. Politics • 02 Apr 25
