Politics ‘Hero’ delivery driver who intervened in Dublin attack to run as councillorCaio Benicio says priorities will be road safety and immigration
Politics Pitching for office: Limerick mayoral candidates tout credentials as campaign heats upThirteen candidates are vying to become Limerick - and the country’s - first directly elected mayor
Business Post's View Editorial: Very welcome promises to reduce personal taxation must be delivered uponMichael McGrath’s final budget of this government is a good opportunity to ease burden on families and small businesses across the country
Politics ‘Squeezed middle’ promised ambitious tax cuts by Fine Gael and Fianna FáilTop rate entry points set to rise to €44,000 in last coalition budget ahead of next election
Politics Analysis: Fianna Fáil wrestle back political narrative after weeks of Fine Gael resetAt the party’s Ard Fheis in Dublin Fianna Fáil sought to re-establish its authority following Simon Harris’s long ascent
Politics All smiles as coalition moves to outflank Sinn Féin in twilight monthsGovernment parties have regrouped following election of Simon Harris as Taoiseach
Politics Micheál Martin: More housing, a bumper tax package, and the ‘hard reality’ of the split Vat rateFianna Fáil leader has promised further changes to personal tax credits
Politics Micheál Martin pledges further cost of living supports and tax cuts in bid to woo votersMartin delivered a wide-ranging speech covering housing, the economy, climate change and migration
MIGRATION Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews warns new border centres may end up before the courtsThe Fianna Fáil MEP was responding to questions about new border centres that are to be set up to detain thousands of migrants for fast-track processing
Politics Micheál Martin: We cannot go into government with Sinn Féin over its EU policiesThe Tánaiste and Fianna Fáil leader was speaking as the party’s Ard Fheis got underway in Dublin
Tax Michael McGrath pledges tax cuts ‘for all’ in this year’s budgetPromise comes ahead of Fianna Fáil ard fheis as party prepares to set out its stall for Budget 2025
Red C Poll Sinn Féin fall again by three points as Independents make real gainsLatest Red C Poll reflects increasing tension around the migration issue ahead of the local and European elections
Red C Poll Red C poll: Sinn Féin back down to 25% as independents surpass Fianna FáilMary Lou McDonald’s party had recovered back up to 28 per cent last month but has since dropped again to its four-year low first seen in January
Politics Fianna Fáil TDs raise tourism concerns as coalition finalises immigration strategyThe party is finalising discussion paper on future plans as immigration has become an election issue
The Last Post Matt Cooper: O’Dea misfire on ‘woke’ gallery leaves him in questionable company Former minister and veteran TD has form in speaking out, but he should be more careful with whom he aligns himself
Politics Chambers’ No vote admission just tip of iceberg for a badly divided Fianna Fáil party Old division lines within party surface again with familiar criticisms of Micheál Martin emerging
Comment Shane Coleman: The eight critical lessons to learn from referendum wipe-outsRecrimination, back-biting and sniping needs to be set aside if any sense is to be made from public’s repudiation of proposed changes to the constitution
UK London of ‘strategic importance’ for Irish firms, says Michael McGrathFinance minister is in London for a three-day visit to meet Irish firms and key City figures
Politics Paschal Donohoe: ‘Sinn Féin slide has begun and will accelerate’Minister for Public Expenditure on IMF speculation, his prediction of Fine Gael’s election performance, and the opposition’s falling support
Post Script Post Script: Johnny Ronan’s dramatics, Paddy Cosgrave’s trawler, Ivan Yates’ bellThe Business Post takes a look at the scenes behind the stories