Bill passed giving new housing quango powers to develop State lands
Senators argue that legislation will strip councillors of key role
Interim report on review of Offences Against State Act due ‘in near future’ – Humphreys
Sinn Féin does not oppose renewal of legislation pending final outcome of review
Non-disclosure agreements: ‘People are actually terrified to speak out against them’
Minister for Equality to commission research into an issue about which little is known
Wearing of masks into winter may be necessary – Donnelly
Minister says ‘we are ahead of best case scenario’ but Covid-19 situation ‘precarious’
Cyberattackers are new ‘mafiosa’ and must be treated like ‘bank robbers, drug cartels’
Data must be considered like ‘gold’ as 30 per cent of EU’s information stored in Ireland
United Ireland referendum should be called when ‘peace walls’ no longer needed - Senator
More barricades dividing communities than when Belfast Agreement signed
The Irish Times view on Green Party in government: Self-inflicted damage
If party is to avoid coalition previous fate, it needs to show unity and spend more time talking about its accomplishments
EU official blames ‘enormous pressure’ to secure vaccines for Article 16 ‘mistake’
Maros Sefcovic sidesteps questions on who was responsible for politically contentious error
Almost 5,000 children waiting on psychology services to be seen this year under new plan
Mary Butler says ‘targeted one off approach for one year only’ will cost €5.5m to clear list
Target to have all adults vaccinated by September ‘contingent on deliveries’
Adjustments to March plans may be needed following delays with AstraZeneca, says Minister
Miriam Lord: TDs do not speak as they do in the official Dáil record. It’s a shame
Political anoraks rejoice as the Nealon’s Guide to the 33rd Dáil and 26th Seanad lands
Miriam Lord: Nphet’s efforts to flatten the leaky curve fall flat
The House ushers in a special moment but has no time for unladylike behaviour
‘I’m going to ask you something,’ Sorcha goes, ‘Have you two been sleeping together?’
Ross O'Carroll-Kelly: ‘I suspected there was something going on. I have a sixth sense for this’
Controversial housing legislation that Hourigan opposed passes in Seanad
Ban on evictions, rent freezes ends on Saturday for all except tenants in arrears due to pandemic
‘Huge insult’ not to be told about Seanad snub, says Marshall
Former senator claims entire unionist community feels let down by lack of representation
Nine women among Taoiseach’s 11 appointees to Seanad
Traveller rights activist Eileen Flynn the only non-party figure among the nominations
Seanad nominees welcomed by National Women’s Council
Campaigners highlight ‘missed opportunity’ to nominate woman of colour as senator
Kildare North results: FG’s Bernard Durkan and FF’s James Lawless take final seats
Durkan elected on sixth count, Lawless deemed elected without reaching quota
Green hopes of gains outside Dublin swept aside by Sinn Féin surge
Party set to make good on its opinion poll predictions of 8 per cent nationally
Election 2020: Kildare North constituency profile
Local election results suggest Green candidate will make life difficult for FF
McFeely asks High Court to refuse ‘oppressive’ bankruptcy extension
If official assignee secures extension, bankruptcy will continue to 2020
Laffoy comments may affect BOSI distressed mortgages
Issues may arise from BOSI still being registered owner of charges over properties
High Court judge rules 18 people bankrupt
Man with debts of €400,000, mostly to Revenue, tells court he wants matter ‘over with’
Former FF councillor loses appeal against bankruptcy extension
Three-judge Supreme Court unanimously supports High Court decision
AIB writes off €170,000 in mortgage debt
Deal may be largest example of debt forgiveness for borrower in negative equity
‘Avalanche’ of bankruptcies expected under new law
Department of Justice awaiting new court rules before commencement can go ahead
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