Office of Public Works ignored emails and phone calls about acquiring accommodation in Bandon
Sinn Féin is examining a series of allegations from a councillor who has resigned his membership...
IBRC’s special liquidators have been charged over €1.1 million in legal fees by lawyers defen...
Nine suspects identified as part of British National Crime Agency investigation
In her first months as Sinn Féin leader, Mary Lou McDonald has shown herself to be a sharp political operator. Her party is now a major force in politics in the Republic and, with McDonald at its head, looks set to become even bigger
Regulators should be able to force social media companies to take down certain posts and levy sig...
Party leader says the buck stops with Taoiseach over housing crisis
Former Fine Gael TD Billy Timmins will not support any future abortion legislation as he seeks to...
New correspondence reveals that top civil servant wrote to Department of Communications over group’s bid for Celtic Media
The government is set to finalise plans in the coming weeks for a new online portal
The emphatic overturning of the Eighth Amendment has left many Fianna Fáilers feeling that their party is hugely out of step with the prevailing national mood
Newly-released emails reveal that despite criticising him in public, Sinn Féin representatives were more positive when corresponding privately with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar
The Department of the Taoiseach does not have any records of minutes, notes, memos or emails of t...
Campaigner says in High Court filing that state did not properly monitor liquidators’ fees
The government’s controversial communications unit was given an advance preview of how one of t...
