British soldiers gunned down civil rights protesters in Derry in 1972. These are their stories

Cost of 20 cigarettes will increase by 50 cents but duties on alcohol remain untouched

TD says she stands over speech related to IBRC, billionaire and Paddy McKillen

Nearly 30 years later name of south Dublin boy is immediately recognisable

What to watch out for as the counts continue

While fugitive former solicitor is not yet back in Ireland, his fight to stay in Brazil is over

Pauline Tully McAuley says republican insisted ‘I’m in control’ during attack with steak knife

Road Safety Authority chief hopes peer pressure can address ‘societal issue’ in Ireland

Reductions in USC, a rise in the old-age pension, more teachers and gardaí to be hired

Labour’s Jimmy Harte resigned from Upper House last week

Injunction preventing RTÉ broadcast also directed at other media outlets

Police investigating case find handbag belonging to missing Cork woman

In a St Patrick’s Day message, Michael D Higgins says holiday ‘a time to come together’

The number of work permits issued to non-EEA workers grew by 42% last year

Sinn Féin leader accuses Government of lining up with EU elite against Greece

Pugs, Cocker Spaniels and Shih Tzus among the breeds being shipped to UK

Proposal sponsored by Independent Clare Daly for cases of fatal foetal abnormality

Further progress reported between golfer and Horizon Management

Publicans say law more damaging this year with big European rugby clash in Dublin

Kenny tells committee Trichet may be quizzed by Irish MEPs

Prof Philip Lane says such a measure could have funded bank recapitalisation or Nama

Clear lack of budgetary discipline fed crisis, says Regling

Governor says government should have considered liquidation of Anglo instead of bank guarantee

Money went on ‘buildings nobody wanted to live in’, says governor of Central Bank

Brian Lenihan wanted to nationalise Anglo and INBS on night of bank guarantee in 2008

Cost of bank guarantee and rescue likely to be €40bn, Central Bank governor says

Rachel Doherty says programme is unfair to Charles Haughey’s minister for justice

UCD medical graduate passed away peacefully at the weekend aged 90

INMO says decision taken as conditions for staff and patients at a ‘ grossly unsafe’ level

Reilly said he can’t say why promise about trolleys broken as he’s no longer health minister

We must defend freedom of the press, says Minister for Defence Simon Coveney

Former strategist, who left party amid controversy over Rehab Group, met Taoiseach recently

Tanaiste says freedom of the press ‘cornerstone’ of Irish democracy

Nurses at Dublin’s Beaumont Hospital vote to begin work-to-rule on January 27th

Fianna Fáil says patients being left ‘without privacy or dignity’ as staff struggle to cope

INMO says overcrowding creating risks for patients and placing huge workload on staff

About 1,000 residents in Williamstown affected by contaminated water supply

Ireland first EU state to export beef into US since EU imports banned after BSE crisis

Department of Public Expenditure figures show 1,338 to have retired by end of this year

Minister of State Kathleen Lynch ‘shocked and distressed’ by poor standards of care

Acknowledgement across Leinster House that protest will be large

Anti-water charge organisers promise a ‘family friendly’ day with music, comedy

Sustainable Energy Authority report suggests rush to buy fuel ahead of carbon tax

Socialist TDs expect peaceful and disciplined demonstration to reflect public anger

Minister for Transport seeks advice from Attorney General on problem with legislation

Extent of road closures depends on number of people taking part in the protests

Taoiseach and Joan Burton deny rift in Coalition over tax

Right2Water marches may cause traffic disruptions, gardaí say

Public to be repaid before junior bondholders who are back of the queue, says Burton

Tánaiste says ‘real case’ for tax reform arises in relation to low and middle income earners

Planning permission for GridWest and GridLink projects to be sought by mid-2016

... but we wouldn’t be so irresponsible

Kelly says registrations up since regime revised but poll shows only 48% intend to pay

Fine Gael MEP says task of saving a deposit of €70,000 ‘impossible’ for many

Names of former politicians investigated for alleged tax evasion read into Dáil record

Begging having knock-on effect on commerce says Licensed Vintners Association

OECD says Irish programme ‘punches above its weight’ but timeline for hitting UN target needed

More than 160 people now sleeping rough in capital as winter weather sets in

Some 168 people were found sleeping on the city’s streets during official count last month

FAI chief says singing recorded ‘in sly way’ and he does not ‘believe every lyric’

UUP says comment from Sinn Féin president in Enniskillen shows ‘true, bigoted colours’

This is the year of U-turns, both in Government and Opposition, but is doing a U-ey always a bad thing?

Noel Coonan TD receives death threat over Islamic State/water protests comparison

Listener said conduct heard on Newstalk programme could make referendum ‘a farce’

Deputy foreign editor to take on role two years after broadcaster closed bureau in city

A chronological drip-feed from the abolition to the reintroduction of water charges

Dail suspended following a row between the Government and Opposition over new plan

Socialist Party TD says public opposed to charges as a whole, not individual costs

Siptu to meet management at utility company over decision to cancel 2014 payments

People often finding out in the media about accused parties being convicted

Minister for Justice insists Government appointment process transparent

Farmers have been attempting to secure an increase in prices, which they say have been as much as €350 less per head than in the U(...)

Defence Forces member said to have been subjected to shocks as colleagues watched

Simon Coveney says lengthy negotiations concluded with a ‘positive’ outcome

Fianna Fáil concerned by decrease at time when anti-social behaviour issues on rise

Howlin says public can have confidence in fair and affordable charging system

Enda Kenny says witness statement by senior civil servant was sent to the Garda

Letter sent by Leo Varadkar warned about lack of money to equip new facility

Taoiseach says very important tax evasion claims be ‘teased out and investigated’

Harney and Rabbitte clashed in Dáil in 2005 over inquiry being brought to an end

Envoy says agreement between parties on budget positive but ‘basket of issues’ remains

73-year-old was latest man to be arrested by PSNI detectives over 1972 case

Reports on Áras Cois Fharraige note problems such as poor nutrition and privacy

Utility’s managing director thanks public for patience as registration deadline moved to November 30th

Irish Water spokeswoman says details of numbers registered to be revealed soon

Asylum seekers tell Oireachtas committee centres are 'like being in an open prison'

Irish Water claims installation of 455,000 meters has beaten target for the year

Cabinet agrees a communications revamp at Irish Water was necessary

Fianna Fáil motion on issues surrounding company to be debated in Dáil tonight

Commission for Energy Regulation appearing before Oireachtas Environment Committee

Dessie Larkin says he did not receive copy of code of conduct for council members

Social Justice Ireland says those who suffered most in crash left behind as priority given to higher tax cuts

Arrangement between Bus Éireann, Dublin Bus and Department of Education ‘not illegal State aid’

Those earning hundreds of thousands will not make ‘astronomical gains’, Noonan says

€ 5 per child increase in child benefit confirmed along with 40c rise for 20 cigarettes

Interest groups moving from a ‘just leave us alone and we’ll be happy’ stance

Anti-Austerity Alliance tops SF in Dublin SW; Independent beats FF in Roscommon-South Leitrim

Tasc says budget move would boost spending and benefit all rather than some households

Committee told items such as scrum caps lead to ‘risk compensation’ among players

Taoiseach says he let standards slip and it’s not worth winning a seat in such circumstances