Miriam Lord: Expect back-pedalling as committees gear up to tackle the bonkers bicycle shed of Leinster Lawn
The avant-mudgarde glass and steel erection is already shaping up to be a bucket-list destination for aficionados of Irish politics
Miriam Lord columns
The avant-mudgarde glass and steel erection is already shaping up to be a bucket-list destination for aficionados of Irish politics
Olympics 2024: Dublin inner-city neighbourhood once more savours a stunning success by boxer Kellie Harrington on the world sporting stage
Judge Melanie Greally at Central Criminal Court praises rape survivor for her conduct amid O’Rourke’s trial and on her victim impact statement, confronting abuser with the consequences of his actions
No public prayer in the House, but private prayers for safe return of woman detained in Dubai
Kerry TD’s mother ‘never said anything bad about any human being’, he told House - but she was still the subject of taunts
Two Fianna Fáil TDs ordered home from Beijing made it in time to see colleague welcomed to Cabinet
Simon Harris made no secret of his anger at the way Natasha O’Brien had been treated. Might he really do something? He certainly talks the talk
Nerve-jangling continues amid much-changed Dáil but sense of pre-prepped choreography to some of the political dance
The Government will runs its course, promised Micheál once more, with feeling. But the Greens have pulled the window down
The Roaring Independents are the unwhipped cream of Irish politics, proudly refusing to take orders from anybody
A return of the Dáil brought back the Punch and Judy show, with politicians across the floor delighted as Shinners winced and wailed
Local and European elections: Taoiseach Simon Harris does lap of honour at count centre as Sunday’s tale of two parties came with an ending neither was expecting
Could Fine Gael be exploiting the most famous nipples in Dublin Bay North to deliver a seat in Europe and local elections?
Seán Fleming’s withdrawal was a mealy-mouthed effort
Throughout the day, a steady stream of people arrived in Merrion Street to capture an image of the Palestinian flag flying outside the Irish parliament
Sky’s Kay Burley reckoned election would be called in November, but Irish ambassador Martin Fraser was on the button
It was a bit rich for Mary Lou McDonald to complain about rent supports when her party had often called for spending to be increased, he said
Minister got Housing Commission report ‘just 13 days ago’ and was not ready to talk about it quite yet
Owners of rugby fan favourite the Chop House were in dispute with rugby body over rented home in Dublin 4
With a computer called K gone from our lives since November, Ireland has a mortifying void in its mega-machine armoury
Social Democrats TD enlightens Minister for Health about nicotine pouches as Holly Cairns echoes Sinn Féin leader’s disgruntlement on housing
Taoiseach puzzled by Sinn Féin election literature that claims the party is opposed to open borders
Paschal Donohoe has ‘always been a really big fan of Billie Eilish’
TD Verona Murphy was scandalised by the allocation of school buses in Kilkenny, but her fellow Senators and TDs were in a more celebratory mood with May Day, Mary-Lou’s birthday and Lyric FM all on the list
Energised Taoiseach zips through hot-button issues including masked protesters and overcrowding at UHL, but even the Infant Phenomenon has his limits
Taoiseach impressed with powerful State apology for the persistent and appalling treatment of the families by the authorities
After 43 years, families hear the two words they wanted - ‘unlawful killing’
A tone of icy civility is emerging between Simon Harris and the Sinn Féin leader but on Wednesday the air turned positively Arctic
Opposition couldn’t wait to give Harris a good grilling at his first Leaders’ Questions, although there was a marked absence of first-day fireworks
Party faithful just wanted to get on with their annual conference without having to talk about the new Taoiseach all the time
Opposition outraged as new Taoiseach fails to show up in the chamber, but he didn’t fall down a black hole – he was busy phoning world leaders
Faces from Fine Gael’s past and present line out for party’s annual gathering but the time for big talk by the incoming taoiseach is over
Miriam Lord: World tilts on its axis as Dáil gets set for Leo Varadar’s replacement
No sooner had Leo Varadkar made his shock resignation announcement than the Minister was marshalling the troops to support him in his FG leadership bid
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices