‘Everything costs more now.’ Meet the Irish Times voter panel for General Election 2024
Housing, the cost of living and immigration top our reader panel’s priority list as they weigh up who to vote for
Labour pledges to extend free GP care to all children and deliver 300 hospital beds per year
The party plans to focus on ‘four key achievable areas’
‘Biggest fights’ for Greens in government were on climate
O’Gorman makes remarks as free solar panels for low-income households feature in both Green Party and Social Democrats’ respective climate action election pledges
Election map explainer: how has it changed and how are counties and parties affected?
Election 2024: Last year’s constituency review shook up Dáil battlegrounds around the country
Sinn Féin spends more on online ads than other parties combined
Election 2024: Party headquarters spends €91,000 on advertising with Meta and Google over the past four months
Voters’ choice on rival affordable housing plans comes down to State owning land or stake in the home
Competing proposals from Sinn Féin and Fine Gael/Fianna Fáil have sparked claim and counterclaim
Help with cost of fixing broken dishwashers and bikes under Green election pledge
Party is promising to cover 50% of repair costs up to a maximum payment of €100 to the person with the broken item as part of effort to reduce waste
Ryanair boss remarks about teachers put Fine Gael on the defensive
Election race steps up a gear as Michael O’Leary’s controversial comments spark criticism from across political spectrum
Election 2024: Fine Gael launches plan for 300,000 new homes by end of decade
Taoiseach says €40bn plan would use most of Apple tax case windfall, and pledges to raise Rent Tax Credit by 50%
Fianna Fáil signals more cash to bring above-shop units into housing supply
Party intends to recruit 5,000 gardaí over five years and grant additional powers including dispersal orders
Labour leader cites worrying accounts of abuse on election 2024 campaign trail
Party chief Ivana Bacik emphasises need to ensure ‘kindness and decency’ in politics after several incidents
Fine Gael distances itself from Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary’s ‘derisory’ remarks about teachers
General Election: ‘I wouldn’t generally employ a lot of teachers to go out and get things done,’ says Michael O’Leary in endorsement of Peter Burke
Taoiseach shuns talk of future coalition pact as Fine Gael TD bemoans ‘left-wing’ influence
Fianna Fáil and Social Democrats among parties outlining plans on urban development
‘Anybody can run’: Mary Lou McDonald unfazed by Gerry Hutch’s election bid
Dublin criminal, released on bail from Spanish prison, says he will run in Dublin Central in the hope of unseating Sinn Féin leader
Bulging veins, tossed leaflets and ‘complete violence’: politicians canvassing for general election take precautions amid safety fears
‘You just don’t know who’s going to open that door to you’: canvassers are wary of growing hostility when they knock at houses