Fianna Fáil’s four MEPs set to vote against Ursula von der Leyen’s re-election as European Commission president
Independent Ireland MEP Ciarán Mulloly to decide on supporting German politician after meeting her on Tuesday
Council of State meets to advise President on Bill bringing changes in Defence Forces
Members share their views on the constitutionality of the Defence (Amendment) Bill 2024
Broadcasting moratorium should be scrapped for future referendums, commission says
Almost four in 10 No voters said uncertainty over the phrase ‘durable relationships’ was reason they voted that way
Trump shooting a defining moment in US politics
Republican showed his political intuition in how to use Saturday’s extraordinary events
Could right-wing parties gain seats in a general election - and if so where?
Right-wing candidates received tiny vote shares in last month’s local and European elections but they won more than a third of the vote in some Dublin working class areas
Some people don’t think a gay man should be Minister for Children, says Green Party leader
Roderic O’Gorman says the high level of abuse and attacks he has been subject to have toughened him up as a politician
Simon Harris to meet Volodymyr Zelenskiy at Shannon stopover following Nato summit
Taoiseach will confirm Ireland has joined international coalition campaigning for return of 20,000 Ukrainian children from Russia and Belarus
Seanad to sit three days next week to pass two key Government Bills
Opposition sees sign of autumn election as Coalition moves to have legislation passed on planning, and designating the UK as a safe third country
Billions set aside for budget - but much of the spending is running to stand still
Minister for Finance Jack Chambers did not betray any inexperience during the Summer Economic Statement, but October will be the true test
Neasa Hourigan applies for readmission into Green parliamentary party
Dublin Central TD, a candidate for deputy leader position, lost whip 15 months ago when voting against Government
Two remain in Green Party deputy leadership race as Smyth drops out
Minister of State says it is ‘best’ to have a woman in the role for gender balance after Roderic O’Gorman landed party’s top job
New Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman is already a veteran campaigner at 42
Dublin West TD first canvassed aged 10 and was deeply for over a decade before election to Dáil in 2020
Roderic O’Gorman ‘deeply humbled’ after being elected new leader of the Green Party
Minister for Children and Integration defeats Senator Pippa Hackett in contest to replace Eamon Ryan
South Africa and Botswana citizens will no longer be allowed visa-free travel to Ireland
Papers to be required for citizens of both countries as additional measure to address the sharp rise in international protection applicants in 2024
Green Party leadership contest is far from settled as history shows party members can be unpredictable
Roderic O’Gorman is the favourite to succeed Eamon Ryan but Pippa Hackett has mounted a strong campaign focusing on rural Ireland