Coalition leaders meeting on tightening migration rules The Coalition leaders are meeting in Dublin and are expected to sign off on a further tightening of migration rules, relating to the criteria for family reunifications. Politics • 2 hrs
Coalition leaders meeting on tightening migration rules The Coalition leaders are meeting in Dublin and are expected to sign off on a further tightening of migration rules, relating to the criteria for family reunifications. Politics • 2 hrs
Govt to replace apartment planning guidelines, court told The High Court has been told the Government intends to replace the proposed new planning guidelines for apartments with a draft national planning statement and to carry out an environmental assessment. Ireland • 9 hrs
Govt to replace apartment planning guidelines, court told The High Court has been told the Government intends to replace the proposed new planning guidelines for apartments with a draft national planning statement and to carry out an environmental assessment. Ireland • 9 hrs
Calls for Government to enact Occupied Territories Bill Opposition party leaders and Senator Frances Black have called on the Government to enact the Occupied Territories Bill before the end of the year. Politics • 12 hrs
Calls for Government to enact Occupied Territories Bill Opposition party leaders and Senator Frances Black have called on the Government to enact the Occupied Territories Bill before the end of the year. Politics • 12 hrs
Govt's National Housing Plan 'deeply disappointing' The Government has been accused of "worsening the housing crisis" ahead of the publication of its National Housing Plan, which the Taoiseach has claimed amounts to "the most unprecedented investment in housing ever". Politics • 13 Nov
Govt's National Housing Plan 'deeply disappointing' The Government has been accused of "worsening the housing crisis" ahead of the publication of its National Housing Plan, which the Taoiseach has claimed amounts to "the most unprecedented investment in housing ever". Politics • 13 Nov
Abuse survivors end hunger strike after over 50 days Survivors of abuse in industrial and reformatory schools have ended their hunger strike outside Leinster House after more than 50 days. Politics • 11 Nov
Abuse survivors end hunger strike after over 50 days Survivors of abuse in industrial and reformatory schools have ended their hunger strike outside Leinster House after more than 50 days. Politics • 11 Nov
Catherine Connolly becomes tenth President of Ireland Catherine Connolly has been inaugurated as Ireland's 10th President at a ceremony in Dublin Castle. Ireland • 12 Nov
Catherine Connolly becomes tenth President of Ireland Catherine Connolly has been inaugurated as Ireland's 10th President at a ceremony in Dublin Castle. Ireland • 12 Nov
Govt's National Housing Plan to be published on Thursday The Government's long-awaited National Housing Plan is expected to be published on Thursday morning, and provide the overall framework for housing over the next five years and beyond. Ireland • 10 Nov
Govt's National Housing Plan to be published on Thursday The Government's long-awaited National Housing Plan is expected to be published on Thursday morning, and provide the overall framework for housing over the next five years and beyond. Ireland • 10 Nov
FF needs to 'reconnect' with young people, says Kelleher Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher has said his party needs to "reconnect and re-engage" with young people, given it is facing "a demographic cliff-edge when it comes to membership, activists and voters". Ireland • 10 Nov
FF needs to 'reconnect' with young people, says Kelleher Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher has said his party needs to "reconnect and re-engage" with young people, given it is facing "a demographic cliff-edge when it comes to membership, activists and voters". Ireland • 10 Nov
Can there be a calm debate on Ireland's migration policy? Can there be a calm, open and honest debate on Ireland's migration policy in the Oireachtas, as the Government says it wants, asks Paul Cunningham. Analysis and Comment • 09 Nov
Can there be a calm debate on Ireland's migration policy? Can there be a calm, open and honest debate on Ireland's migration policy in the Oireachtas, as the Government says it wants, asks Paul Cunningham. Analysis and Comment • 09 Nov
