Seán Haughey hails second cousin’s achievement in 200m freestyle final

Nphet advises cancellation of indoor camps and training over Delta variant

Martin says NI politics should reflect public concerns, such as health services

The case of Vitold Ashurak was raised in the Dáil this week. His friends and family describe the man he was

Irish ratification of the deal trade deal with Canada delayed to be scrutinised at committee

Martin pays tribute to former taoiseach who ‘set a European course for our history’

Small objects are thought to be taprogge balls, commonly used in heavy industry

Poems discovered in Charles Haughey’s private papers after he died aged 80 in 2006

One-quarter of TDs are property investors or landowners

Minister of State Patrick O’Donovan handed black card for unsporting behaviour

Dara Calleary takes social protection role while Barry Cowen turns down climate job

Agency denies being ‘complacent’ in its preparations for forthcoming disruptions

Trial ‘an important time in our history, repercussions of which continue to reverberate’

Fianna Fáil leader to continue efforts to form a coalition with Fine Gael

Dublin Bay North candidate elected on 14th count

Sean Haughey and Aodhán Ó Ríordáin secure positions without reaching quota

Labour likely to gain after Finian McGrath and Tommy Broughan step aside

‘I’d get the full Monty here,’ he declared, before focusing on a woman with her head in a basin

Michael McGrath says party will commit to some income tax reductions

Taoiseach brings his Presentables to Monaghan before undoing his good work