The Ireland 2040 plan has been in the works for three years - but things are heating up with two months to go till the final version
There have been inaccurate claims that only towns with over 10,000 people would be eligible for future development in the plan
In an extensive interview with The Sunday Business Post, Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection Regina Doherty discusses the pensions time bomb, naming and shaming welfare fraudsters, and political rivalry
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has promised to give the 350,000 self-employed people the rights to the same social welfare benefits as PAYE workers
Opponents of a boundary change proposal have pointed to the fact that Cork City Council has much higher running costs per person than Cork County Council
Varadkar’s spin guru defends his record and cites previous successes such as 1916 celebrations
Kehoe asks Donohoe for credit, but finance minister says he has no plans for such a concession
Figures contained in newly published review by KMPG for the Department of Social Protection
A new Sunday Business Post/Red C poll finds SF with its second poll decline in a row. Meanwhile, Fine Gael remains ahead of Fianna Fáil - and Labour, Greens and Independents all reap gains
Party’s support level in the poll, which was taken between Monday and Friday this week, is down by two points to 14 per cent
Family are sitting on a prime housing site in their home town of Dunboyne in Meath despite the severe shortage of homes there
He is not the future - but he is a reminder of the party’s formidable vote-getting skills
Martin Conmey had conviction quashed 38 years after death of 19-year-old woman
Fianna Fáil leader accused Fine Gael of becoming a more right-wing party under Leo Varadkar’s leadership
Many called it a boring budget, but it did give us a few early clues as to Leo Varadkar’s political train of thought
