The Comptroller and Auditor General Seamus McCarthy said last week the absence of any committee of inspection for the IBRC liquidation was 'certainly unusual'
Ireland is obliged under law to formally notify the European Commission of plans to introduce the tax but has not yet done so
Sinn Féin has been beset by a series of bullying controversies over the last three years with nearly a dozen councillors either quitting or being expelled from the party
Women who did not seek an abortion after becoming pregnant through rape are to be brought into Le...
Jake Sullivan, who will meet Varadkar in Dublin this week, served as a senior national security adviser in Barack Obama’s administration
No amount of summer rest, it seems, will deter TDs from engaging in heckling and procedural rows
The Taoiseach’s brand remains strong, but Fianna Fáil’s ‘spin over substance’ jibe shows he’ll have to prove his Republic of Opportunity has some meaning in people’s lives
The Department of Social Protection is investigating 80 cases of suspected identity fraud uncover...
The new unit was set up in the Department of the Taoiseach over the summer with the government arguing that it would be non-partisan
Concerns have been raised about the costs incurred during the winding down of IBRC by the Fianna Fáil TD and PAC member Marc MacSharry
The new French ambassador to Ireland Stéphane Crouzat believes that Brexit is Britain’s problem and Britain needs to come up with solutions
Fine Gail politicians told to gather for Clonmel photoshoot
The political narrative is now dictating that the net must be cast beyond the ranks of An Garda Síochána, writes Hugh O'Connell
Pearse Doherty is willing to give up Amhrán na bhFiann for a united Ireland
