Solicitors are objecting to planned changes, but action is needed

While there is a long way to go with the legislation, the three-day waiting period looks set to be abolished

Ireland is at risk of not taking full advantage of an unprecedented tax boom

What is causing most of the problems in our rivers and lakes is well known

The Irish Government wants to address the issue as part of a EU initiative, but progress has been slow

The size of the majority rejecting the proposal was greater than expected, but the scale of the yes vote was still notable

A permanent end to fighting would be welcome, but Trump’s claims of a great victory are the opposite of the truth

Interest groups see it as a way to make their case for budget largesse

The Government is under pressure to help households as arrears rise on energy bills

In Ireland’s centralised system of Government, too much lands on the desk of the minister

Mainstream politicians and powerful platform owners competed and collaborated to dominate the radical right agenda

Former central banker has emerged as political leader of real substance

The central bank was correct to leave its options open after Thursday’s increase

Europe needs to develop autonomy in key areas of technology, but this cannot be a protectionist tool

Pledges that there would be few visa issues and that tickets would be reasonably priced have proved to be false

There is little doubt that some students and their parents seek exemptions for tactical reasons

The arguments in the latest Ifac report are familiar, but the extent of the exposure in the public finances keeps on rising

Abuser’s crimes caused lifelong damage to the victims and their families

The Garda’s disruption of the top of the Kinahan cartel is a significant marker

The attempt by the Rotunda Hospital to face down the Minister for Health is unwise