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Increase in electric car take-up 'could pose a substantial risk to stability of the State’s finances'
Consumer watchdog to probe pricing of public liability insurance
Poll: Should voluntary contributions to schools be scrapped?
Harris wants VAT removed on condoms and menstrual cups
Interview: Mary Lou on a united Ireland, the carbon tax and why she'll be a 'grownup' after the next election
Just 8 'change of use' planning applications submitted to Dublin City Council
Amid talk of a snap general election last year, some Independent TDs were spending thousands on polling
Have €42,500? That's the amount of public debt hanging over the head of every person living in the State
Brexit: Mary Lou rules out special SF conference on party taking seats in Westminster
Dublin City Council need to 'aggressively go after' properties breaching new short-term let laws
HSE saving measures to target older people and those with disabilities 'in order to break even'
Micheál Martin interested in working with 'smaller parties' after the next general election
Almost 1,000 people added to the waiting list for home help hours since March
Eamon Ryan says he'll 'eat his hat' if new licences for gas exploration aren't stopped within a year
'It is not our job to hide our views': Top civil servant who warned against broadband plan stands over his opinion
Top civil servant: 'Government should be able to walk away from projects if the cost works out greater than expected'
Calls for Josepha Madigan to give fuller account of her part in ‘swing-gate’
Minister in favour of 'naming and shaming' supermarkets that fail to reduce plastic packaging
16-year-old tells minister Fine Gael is 'passing the buck' when it comes to climate action
Boris Johnson in Downing Street 'quite rightly raises enormous fears', says Micheál Martin
Mayor of Belfast: 'An Irish unity referendum is coming, and we must prepare for it'
Britain is facing into a 'good old-fashioned Sterling crisis', says AIB chairman
Acting Central Bank governor says bankers' pay caps 'may limit the pool of candidates for senior positions'
AIB chair says he wouldn't hire a candidate with the 'uncombed hair' and 'racist language' of Boris Johnson
Where's Fianna Fáil's promised 12-point plan on a United Ireland?
Home help care supports: How many people are waiting in your county?
Fianna Fáil slaps down government's idea of means-testing for pension payments
Martin: European leaders need to 'stand up' and 'not be afraid' to disagree with Trump
Leo is eating less meat to reduce his carbon footprint, but Micheál says he's 'walking a lot'
Archbishop Martin told Taoiseach to use his own profession the next time he is looking for an example of hypocrisy
Ross calls for resignations over greyhound scandal saying it amounts to 'subsidised cruelty'
'Mayhem will ensue': Ireland is not ready for a no-deal Brexit, says Fianna Fáil leader
Harris says HSE can't continue in its current form and announces return of six regional healthcare areas
Irish government wants to oppose the EU's proposal to end seasonal clock changes
So far this year, 32 children have had to stay in adult mental health units and it's going to continue to happen
Will the help-to-buy scheme be extended or scrapped? Minister won't rule it in or out until Budget 2020
Reality of backstop not changing or going anywhere will confront new British prime minister, says Donohoe
Man in his 70s killed and another airlifted to hospital after two-car collision in Waterford
Ross asks FAI president to withdraw nomination for re-election, stating it is in the 'best interest of football'
Referendum on water ownership could be held in early 2020, says minister