‘A welcome step’: Ireland’s first basic income scheme on the way
Artists will get €250 a week in pilot scheme but many want to see it extended to all
Chairman of Fáilte Ireland resigns after it emerged he is holidaying in Italy
Minister for Tourism said she had accepted Michael Cawley’s resignation
Covid-19: Calls to let sixth class students say their goodbyes
Celebrities join campaign to send messages to pupils missing out on the end of primary school
‘Paltry’ increase in women in the Dáil ‘quite a blow’, conference told
NWCI hears Ireland now ranked 99th in the world for female representation
Gardaí receive 30% more reports of domestic violence in December
Women’s charities say the figures show a need for more refuge spaces
Most TDs receive death threats, RTÉ survey shows
Anne Rabbitte and her family moved out of their Galway home for several weeks
‘Women bleed for half our lives and are supposed to wander around as though we’re fine’
Emma Barnett’s book Period. It’s About Bloody Time is a clarion call against periods being seen as gross, dirty or weird
Greens propose free public transport scheme for students
Party’s pre-budget plan outlines €1.1 billion in climate investment for next year
Mandatory purchase of iPads for school ‘forcing’ parents into debt
No financial support towards €800 cost of devices, Oireachtas committee hears
Schools are acting ‘illegally’ by placing vulnerable children on reduced timetables
Lack of data means practice is a ‘hidden scandal’ that is not being monitored
Department in talks to buy multi-million euro Goatstown site for schools
Site for primary and secondary schools likely to be among most expensive in country
Support urged for homeowners hit by defects in boom-era builds
Green Party TD says issues identified by Irish Times investigation ‘an enormous public safety issue’
Ivana Bacik: We need to hold true to the feminist ideals of the suffragists
Vote 100: Much has improved for women in Ireland in a century, but there is also much still to do
‘Huge’ numbers of children unable to access State-funded bus services
Children being ‘left at side of the road’ due to poor handling of transport scheme – TDs say
Shane Ross insists he is fully committed to Bus Connects
Minister: ‘I make Government policy, but don’t ask me for details. I don’t micro manage’
Why is the ‘women’s place’ referendum so controversial?
A vote on removing the Article seemed like a sure thing, but it has already been derailed
Referendum on woman’s place in the home delayed six months
Government plans for October vote derailed by Dáil’s business committee
Ex-Fine Gael TD Monica Barnes ‘open and optimistic’, funeral hears
Former Senator and TD had intended campaigning for repeal of Eight Amendment
Disadvantaged school near Wesley refused PE hall for decades
St Tiernan’s is yards from fee-paying school at the centre of hockey pitches controversy
Extra €80m needed as number of projected teacher retirements double
Richard Bruton rejects claims that teachers are ‘running out of the profession’
Religious order sells Dublin lands for €13m despite objections
Congregation of the Religious of Jesus and Mary sell 5.4 acre site in Goatstown
Oireachtas committee hears call on Caranaua chief executive to resign
‘We make mistakes...and when that happens we say we’re sorry’, responds Mary Higgins
Commissioner must go in best interests of Garda, says Sinn Féin
Mary Lou McDonald introduces party motion to remove Nóirín O’Sullivan from office
Fire safety: Beacon apartment owners warned of legal action
Owners voting on management company plan to charge €10m for defects at complex
Safety fears scupper meeting on €10m Dublin complex defects bill
Room at hotel not big enough as 350 Beacon apartment residents try to attend agm
Funding of €37m needed for ‘worsening’ mental health crisis
Oireachtas group on mental health says investment in Budget 2017 is ‘vital’
The number denied entry into Ireland rises significantly
Human rights groups express concern over increase in those refused ‘leave to land’
Mount Merrion residents face further planning woes
Permission granted for 63 residential units adjacent to grounds at Oatlands College
Call for secular Gaelscoil in north Dublin
Reversal sought on rejection of first non-denominational gaelscoil in north Dublin area
Catherine Martin: the only losers in this charade are the people
Green Party TD uses maiden speech to urge action from main parties
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