Row brewing over Leaving Cert reforms; Martin trades barbs with Orban

Back at home, Government likely to come under pressure over Occupied Territories Bill

Department of Finance report to EU Commission lays bare the impact of tariffs for Ireland’s economy

WHO’s Mike Ryan describes Israel’s continuous onslaught of Gaza as an ‘abomination’

Gabriel Makhlouf warns Trump’s tariffs pose ‘major downside risk’ to Ireland’s economy

James Browne’s intervention on appointment has already led to a thinly veiled rebuke from a spokesman for Simon Harris

Government is already facing a brewing political row over mooted salary for ‘housing tsar’

Martin cites damage to ‘significant sector’ in Republic if union should impose levies as retaliation

Martin critical of some local authorities for failing to build enough – or any – social houses

On the home front, draft laws on short term lettings stalled as they were due to go to Cabinet on Tuesday

Elsewhere, Simon Harris is in DC to meet the man who has dubbed Ireland his 'favourite tax scam'

The Government knows it is in the teeth, already, of the first big thing that will define its term

No specific tariffs for Ireland but fears over loss of competitiveness with the UK and New Zealand on agricultural, food and drink exports.

Donald Trump’s new tariffs could have huge economic impact on Ireland. Meanwhile political class focused only on speaking rights row.

Trade war could see Irish pharmaceuticals fall by 50 per cent, Cabinet to be told

Previous motions have brought proceedings back to an even keel but it remains to be seen if next week’s will do the same

Speaking rights row once again leads to the adjournment of proceedings for the day

Government is proposing the creation of a new TD category known as ‘other members’, comprising coalition backbenchers

Dáil rows revolve around housing while speaking rights dispute rumbles on

Senator Frances Black says she is open to running for president