Yes vote would have long-term consequences in tax, property and family law, group claims

Poor Roderic O’Gorman’s patience was sorely tested during a debate on the upcoming constitutional referendums

The referendums, due to be held on International Women’s Day on March 8th, would broaden the definition of family beyond marriage in the Constitution

Contentious issues among disaffected rural voters include turf-cutting, nitrates, bog rewetting, roads investment and forestry privatisation

More than 350 farmers attend public meeting in Ballinasloe on Sunday raising concerns

Until six weeks ago customs checks on non-EU products routed through Shannon Airport took place in Clare

Allegation of ‘misleading commentary’ put to Dáil over bid to secure mandarin’s appearance

Varadkar says it would have been ‘far preferable’ if details were released from outset

O’Céidigh did not comment on suggestion of friction with group’s management team

Post offices suggested as a ‘more accessible way’ for people to renew their licence

State energy group engages in pre-application consultation on turbine plan

Backslapping Fine Gael Senator puts his foot in it while Russia gets lost in the boogie

Danny Healy-Rae left to his own device as Zapponegate saw Government rocked by a role

Issues which led to Doolin Coast Guard being stood down replicated across country, TDs say

Dáil told that State aircraft not used regularly because of frequent need for maintenance

Atlantic Aviation Group to buy German company following months of travel curbs

Judge-led investigation into killing of man in Bunratty began in 2017, completed in 2020

Spending rises 5.1% in second quarter as consumers splash out on entertainment

Backlog of licences is squeezing supply

Shannon Group transferring its tourism arm to local authorities following Covid-19 losses