Sinn Féin TDs face abortion deadline at ardfheis
SF will adopt a policy on the issue at the event – and members will be expected to toe that line
Woman who attacked journalist on O’Connell Street loses appeal
Ruth Barry slashed Jennifer Bray’s face outside McDonald’s
Junior Certificate reform is ‘not a cost saving exercise’, says Jan O’Sullivan
Minister for Education says the reform ‘will cost an additional €9.3m in 2015’
Woman who slashed journalist in Dublin city centre seeks re-trial
Ruth Barry cut face of Jennifer Bray during assault on O’Connell Street
Brewing industry has lost €40m with 400,000 kegs stolen
Government rejects Bill to regulate scrap metal industry for second time in two years
Children should ‘feel the texture of a book’ alongside digital learning
Minister admits book rental scheme unfair to some but ‘very fair’ to schools with no funds
Sound of silence in the Dáil to highlight campaign for profoundly deaf children
Minister says difficult choices but hearing implants are a priority for him
Schools urged to be sensitive to costs on families
Department cannot micromanage individual schools, Minister says
13 of Fianna Fáil’s 19 TDs vote against abortion legislation
Largest turnout for vote since Government formed
Dáil sketch: There’s no smoke without ire in the chamber
It’s the story that just won’t go away. Certainly not in the Dáil anyway. Penalty points and the Minister for Justice – yet another episode.
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