Workers, families and businesses will face ‘serious costs’ if Trump imposes tariffs on Ireland, Chambers says
Tariffs would impose greater costs on households and businesses and would disrupt overall trade, Minister for Public Expenditure says
Opposition to withdraw Dáil ‘pairing’ arrangements in row over ‘dangerous’ speaking rights plans
Fiery Dáil exchanges over impasse as promise of solution dubbed a ‘con’
Higher fines for dog owners were needed to send a ‘strong message to take responsibility’ – officials
Proposed legislation will consider more breeds for restricted list, Minister told in briefing
Most hosts of Ukrainians say €800 payment per month is crucial to their ability to continue hosting
Government expected to extend Accommodation Recognition Payment, with consideration being given to €200 reduction in rate
Disabled people wanting to go into politics are hindered by cost, negative attitudes and even fear of violence
Political parties urged to consider greater diversity when proposing candidates for election and co-option
Taoiseach expected to invite Trump to Ireland during St Patrick’s Day White House visit
Invitation for Trump will be extended as a normal courtesy, says Government sources
Ukrainians in Ireland fear cut in ‘vital’ accommodation payment - Red Cross
Payment to hosts worth €800 a month is due to expire on March 31st
Racing motorcyclist’s wife and children left in ‘shock and despair’ after fatal crash, inquest told
Darren Keys (34), of Ballyclare, Co Antrim, died at Walderstown in Co Westmeath in July 2019 while taking part in a road racing event
Any reduction in EU-US trade would result in job losses and higher global prices, Paschal Donohoe says
Donohoe claims US president’s comments have ‘consequences’, and he profoundly disagrees with Trump’s analysis of recent events in Europe
Builders engaging senior counsel at outset of projects in anticipation of substantial legal challenges – Ifac
Economist Niall Conroy says ‘big step change’ needed to double number of homes being delivered
New deal for Go–Ahead buses despite criticism of service
National Transport Authority signals intention to sign contract after tender process
State will be ‘buying seats’ on deportation flights run by EU Frontex border agency, O’Callaghan says
Minister for Justice says there ‘has to be a consequence’ for people refused asylum
Taoiseach says he used Irish to accuse Mary Lou McDonald of ‘untruths’, not ‘lies’
Michéal Martin said SF leader ‘ag insint bréaga’ in Dáil
Changes ‘likely on way’ to monthly €800 payment for hosting Ukrainian refugees
Minister signals intention to deal with issue that requires Department of Justice engagement
National children’s hospital may not fully open until 2026 due to ‘clinical risks’
Dublin facility may not fully open until spring next year due to ‘clinical risks’