Don’t reopen Georgian museum, says former head of national collection
Fitzwilliam Street museum must not be used to ‘respectabilise’ ESB development
Taking voter temperature in Longford and Sligo: lukewarm for Varadkar
Fine Gael needs rural Ireland but its seen to be weak on country concerns from post office closures to driving laws
Seanad meets in its temporary new home for the first time
Senators were forced to relocate to the National Museum due to repair works
OPW gets permission for Leinster House refurbishment
Permission also granted for relocation of Seanad to national museum during works
OPW seeks permission for €8m Leinster House refurb
Permission also sought for Seanad relocation during works set to continue until late 2018
‘Guarantees’ offered to National Museum over Seanad relocation
Ceann Comhairle and Oireachtas delegation try to ease concerns of museum staff
National Museum curators ‘weeping’ over Seanad relocation
Department defends move as former director says education programme will be curtailed
Chaotic scenes as anti-eviction protest takes over Limerick court
Armed Garda units called to scene as 150 protesters stage mock trial to throw cases out
Surprise Moore Street judgment leaves Government in a quandary
As the final battlefield of the 1916 Rising, it deserves its national monument designation
Humphreys claiming 1916 Moore St ‘battle site’ does not exist
Court told a national monument can include the remains and ruins of buildings
From the Archives: May 23rd, 1980
Elgy Gillespie visited the archaeological dig at Wood Quay, next to the Liffey in Dublin, as time was running out for the Viking site below the city’s controversial new civic offices
Cancer patient risks losing home over mortgage debt
Limerick County Registrar hears 219 repossession cases
Government willing to ‘tweak’ insolvency legislation
Minister insisted Government was watching situation in the courts ‘very carefully’
Radio: Astute questioning brings Irish Water debate to boiling point
Review: Brian Dowling brings a tetchy ministerial response on RTÉ Radio 1. Over on Newstalk, George Hook finds a panto partner in Vincent Browne
National Library warns it will have to cut services
Library predicts ‘very unpalatable and unavoidable decisions’ without funding increase
Secular headstone placed on plot for remains donated to science
Atheist Ireland chair requested change ahead of burial of his late wife in Glasnevin
Television: Crime and punishment, wrapped up in tweed or hidden behind bars
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