Coolock violence: Fifteen people appear in court after anti-immigration protests
Scenes followed earlier fire at makeshift camp near site earmarked for asylum-seeker accommodation
Green Party selects Hazel Chu to run for Eamon Ryan’s seat in Dublin Bay South
Former lord mayor among 11 general election candidates announced on Monday
Minister says reports of poor conditions at refugee centre ‘very concerning’
Minister of State for Integration Joe O’Brien says inspections needed to ‘rectify the situation’
XL bully ban creates ‘a real risk of dog abandonment’, says ISPCA
Charity says change in legislation will put more pressure on animal rescue groups and create worries for responsible dog owners
Michael D Higgins to consult Council of State over Bill relating to Defence Forces
Legislation has passed all stages of the Oireachtas
Q&A: the ban on XL bully dogs - how will it work?
Government is bringing in ban as a direct response to a number of horrific attacks on people in recent years
Tori Towey case shows the power of politics to make a difference
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XL bully dogs to be banned, with penalties including fines of up to €2,500 or jail
Animal welfare charity fears measure could lead to dogs being abandoned and put further pressure on rescue centres
Five Fine Gael politicians compete for shot at Dáil seat vacated by Coveney
Unsuccessful European Election candidate John Mullins pledges to move home to Cork South Central constituency if he is selected to run for the party
Humphreys to seek budget funding for roll-out of hot meals to all primary schools
Jack Chambers and Paschal Donohoe reject criticism from fiscal watchdog of Coalition’s plan for €8.3bn package of extra spending and tax measures
Ministers asked to ramp up engagement with counterparts in new British government
Taoiseach Simon Harris to meet UK prime minister Keir Starmer at Chequers next week in bid to improve relations
Lowering voting age and electronic voting on Electoral Commission’s research agenda
Commission to also examine the requirement for politicians’ addresses to be included on ballot papers amid safety concerns
State to provide assistance for UK’s Omagh bombing inquiry
Atrocity in 1998 saw 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, killed by a Real IRA bomb
Government says sorry for hardships suffered by Thalidomide survivors
Statement comes as Cabinet briefed on enhanced supports for people impacted by the drug
Cabinet to approve plans for pre-election budget in summer statement
Hospital emergency department overcrowding and national swimming strategy to be discussed by Ministers