Housing ‘tsar’ salary might be lower than €430,000, say Government sources
Brendan McDonagh might be paid less than he earns at Nama if appointed head of Housing Activation Office
‘Terrible mistake’ if Brendan Comiskey scapegoated for his legacy with Ferns Report
Comiskey, who resigned as Bishop of Ferns in 2002, died on Monday
City taxes for tourists ‘last thing we need to be doing’, says O’Donovan
Visitors will stay in Wicklow and Kildare and travel in if a Dublin tax is introduced, says Minister
‘Grace’ case whistleblower says State response acts as ‘strong deterrent’ to others speaking out
‘The State will try to crush you,’ says Iain Smith who first raised alarm about the case in a report in 2008
How one couple turned their passion for chocolate into a thriving business
With their creations acclaimed across social media, Daniel Linehan and Georgia Quealy are enjoying their busiest year ever
Temple Street: Taoiseach says removal of CHI board ‘would not help’
Labour Party calls for resignation of entire board of Children’s Health Ireland
‘One was always watching’: Woman raped by three men from nightclub said they acted like ‘predators’
The woman also said she faced huge intimidation in court from supporters of Anthony Hickey (39), Fabio Vicente (42) and Matin Zolfaghari (34)
Trump tariffs: Protection of Irish jobs is ‘fundamental objective’ of response, says Taoiseach
Scale of tariffs will be 'very, very' significant in European terms, warns Martin
Chambers denies Occupied Territories Bill to be ‘shelved’ to appease US
Drafting work is continuing on Bill so that it is compliant with European and national law, Minister says
Former economic adviser to Trump favours Ireland’s corporate tax model over tariffs
Rather than raise tariffs, US should reduce its corporation tax to 15 per cent, contends Stephen Moore
Ceann Comhairle no confidence motion ‘a bit rich’ given Opposition’s behaviour in Dáil, says Taoiseach
Opposition has objected to inclusion of controversial new speaking time slots for coalition-supporting Independents and Government backbenchers on Dáil schedule
Father of Cameron Blair criticises ‘cloak’ of anonymity granted to murderer
Noel Blair says criminal justice system ‘works in favour’ of offenders
One in two homeless people using Depaul services experience mental health difficulties, says report
Residents are struggling with thoughts of depression, anxiety and suicide, according to Mental Health Reform group
‘Extensive planning’ to combat possible damage from US tariffs happening across Government - Chambers
Trump has promised that tariffs on EU imports are on the way due to ‘trade imbalances’
Rubio raises US-Ireland ‘trade imbalance’ in phone call with Harris
US secretary of state’s comments may indicate Trump will raise issue with Martin during St Patrick’s Day visit