Pressure on Government to say attack by US and Israel on Iran is a breach of international law
Helen McEntee highlights military action has no UN mandate but stops short of saying this breaches international law
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Paschal Donohoe’s worst sin: being ‘a wee bit scabby on nights out’
On RTÉ Radio 1, Oliver Callan mourns the departure of the minister for finance in winning style
Gaza peace negotiations ‘at crucial stage,’ says Tánaiste
Social Democrats claim Government is denying family reunification for Palestinians, citing case of mother of four
Average Dublin City Council tenant pays just €77 rent per week. That may have to rise
Low rents, 40% discounts to tenants who buy and local authorities snapping up private new builds – the social housing model is broken
Sinn Féin wants 111 changes to Bill reforming ‘triple lock’ Irish troop deployment
Oireachtas defence committee to meet this week to discuss its recommendations on the legislation
Cork South-Central constituency candidates list: Battle for fifth seat is wide open
Election 2024: Micheál Martin's stomping ground has long been seen as a bellwether reflecting national trends
Immigration and borders bring Fianna Fáil slugfest and a Laurel and Hardy pratfall for Sinn Féin
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up
Mary Lou McDonald nonplussed as Taoiseach questions Sinn Féin’s porous stance on open borders
Taoiseach puzzled by Sinn Féin election literature that claims the party is opposed to open borders
A rogue Ivan Yates returns to the airwaves and takes aim at Leo Varadkar
The former Fine Gael minister displays little loyalty for his old party during his snap analysis of Leo Varadkar’s shock resignation as Taoiseach
Sinn Féin has a ballot paper in one hand and a legal writ in the other
Party has made a concerted effort to use the legal system to muzzle the media as well as political opponents who have dared to criticise it
Ceann Comhairle warns it is ‘virtually inevitable’ far-right agitators will seek entry into Leinster House
Seán Ó Fearghaíl: Those involved in Wednesday’s protests were ‘professional hatemongerers’ and Irish society needs to wake up to the threat
Who or what was behind this week’s protests outside the Dáil?
A crowd of around 200 gathered outside Leinster House, setting up a mock gallows and jostling and abusing politicians of all parties as they arrived
Thirteen arrests amid vitriolic protests outside Dáil as TDs safeguarded by gardaí
Up to 200 demonstrators turn out on first day of new Dáil venting anger on issues including immigration and proposed hate-speech laws
Suppliers pulling out of school meals scheme due to rising food costs, Minister says
Humphreys says ‘a number of people’ have said they cannot deliver hot dinners at a cost of €2.90 per pupil
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