It is thought that Varadkar’s meetings in Silicon Valley as part of an IDA and Enterprise Ireland trade mission could involve a sit-down discussion with Apple boss Tim Cook
The move comes as the departing chairman of the government backed Housing Agency said charities and builders are creating a ‘panic’ about the housing crisis
The reopening of station was announced by the then Taoiseach Enda Kenny over a year ago as part of the government response to the Hutch-Kinahan feud
Comments a significant departure from standard government response to public sector strikes
Adams is seeking clarification and an apology from the Irish Independent and the Irish Times over their reporting of comments he made in a radio interview last August about the murder of Tom Oliver in 1991
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Gerry Adams strenuously denies scuppering the talks. But if he wasn’t to blame, what happened?
The lack of style and gusto in Varadkar's speeches was painfully obvious at the Fine Gael president’s dinner in the Clayton Hotel
Watt is the secretary general of the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform
Gregory Campbell said there was no evidence to support Varadkar's rationale
By law, the cabinet must sign off on order to appoint special advisers to ministers
MacSharry said he held many discussions with Fine Gael’s Michael Noonan about a merger
He could have led the country, but instead he was out of politics by his mid-50s. MacSharry looks back at his eclectic and eventful career
He likes rolling up his sleeves in public and making announcements to the media, but Eoghan Murphy is no closer to solving the housing crisis than his predecessor was
Robin Barnett advises having a ‘contingency’ plan, and says Britain wants ‘frictionless’ border
