Marie O’Halloran

Marie O’Halloran

Parliamentary Correspondent

Marie O’Halloran is Parliamentary Correspondent of The Irish Times

The Script singer accuses AI companies of copyright theft ‘on an industrial scale’

Danny O’Donoghue tells TDs, Senators they need to do more to protect artists’ work as SF motion debated in Dáil

Gardaí consider visiting Jordan to interview person of interest in Jamey Carney murder case

Taoiseach urges social media companies to remove ‘horrific’ material related to killing of American woman

Taoiseach offers State apology to victims of serial paedophile Bill Kenneally

Micheál Martin ‘profoundly sorry’ for failures of former Fianna Fáil members over abuse

Garda chief backs calls to ban e-scooters, saying society would be ‘better off’ without them

Taoiseach ‘leaning towards’ restriction as doctors and victims’ parents call for action

‘More crowd management than education’: 39,000 children in class sizes of 30 or more

Two largest classes sizes, at 38 pupils for one teacher, found in counties Tipperary and Mayo

‘An enormous challenge’: Aontú leader becomes emotional discussing relative with Alzheimer’s

Peadar Tóibín unable to continue his Dáil speech while describing homecare as ‘backbone of dementia support’

Aughinish Alumina report ready ‘within 10 days’, says Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke

European Commission ‘will have to stand up and take the lead in this’, says Burke

Parents should be fined for pre-teen misuse of e-scooters, says Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín

Government department seeking Health Service Executive report on scale of injuries, says Minister

Bill to ban hare coursing overwhelmingly defeated by 125 votes to 24

All Government TDs voted against PBP legislation in line with whip, with Sinn Féin opposition guaranteeing defeat

‘Make it a beautiful day’: TD appeals to Taoiseach to prevent demolition of U2 school hall

Taoiseach praises band’s ‘phenomenal legacy’, says any new facility could ‘capture magic’ that led to emergence of group

Former Christian Brother’s 1970 abuse confession letter concealed for decades, Dáil hears

Mary Lou McDonald said survivors, forced to fight until 2021 for compensation, were ‘faced down so viciously by State’

Ten of 12 rape trials adjourned in solicitors’ fees row, Social Democrats leader claims

Two went ahead only because defendants were minors, with legal services not withdrawn for children

Occupied Territories Bill banning trade in goods but not services passed by Dáil without vote

Paul Murphy accuses Coalition of trying to ‘absolutely gut’ legislation as he objected to debate being restricted to 90 minutes

United Ireland is ‘the big idea for our future’ says Sinn Féin leader

Taoiseach rejects Bill as approach that 'has failed repeatedly over past 100 years’

Dogs-for-sale website complains to Seanad clerk over puppy farm link allegations

Dogs.ie submits 20-page response, saying claims from Sinn Féin Senator Chris Andrews are damaging its reputation

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