Fine Gael maintains the strongest trust levels on the economy, while Fianna Fáil sees more slippage since entering government last year, lying in third place on

Coalition is reluctant to begin immediately cutting payment for 334,000 workers

Mary Lou McDonald’s party is up two points to 29 per cent, putting it level with Fine Gael

The Minister for Public Expenditure says the issue has been caused in part by the impact of the three-month construction shutdown

The definition of a family based on marriage in the constitution is no longer suitable, Labour leader says

We could soon be able to store our permits on our smartphones, according to the Minister of State for eGovernment

Coalition aims to have at least 500,000 homes upgraded to a B2 energy efficiency standard by end of the decade to meet emissions targets

Details were leaked last week of a plan by Boris Johnson’s administration to scrap a commitment to set up a (€173 million) historical investigations unit

Pilots’ group joins Irish Coast Guard boss in questioning the capability of the Air Corps to carry out effective rescues along east coast

Grant Thornton review found use of land for affordable housing was a ‘less favourable’ option that would push tech firms out of area

Department’s €212,000-a-year secretary general post restricted to civil service candidates as a ‘level one’ appointment

It’s one of the wealthiest constituencies in the country, but its leafy streets will play host to knife-edge political intrigue and infighting in the coming months as half a dozen contenders fight to claim the seat vacated by Eoghan Murphy

A British helicopter firm has said handing some of the responsibility to the Air Corps would expand its range of skills

The party’s sole elected representative has been told he is no longer a member and each group is claiming to be the ‘real’ Workers’ Party

There is also frustration among 77 per cent of those polled that the 16 former Davy stockbroker executives involved in the Anglo bond scandal were not named

Government plans to spend funding on electronic medical records system and retrofitting of state buildings

Members also called for the reference to the woman’s place being ‘in the home’ to be removed from the Constitution and to increase the minimum wage from €10.20 to a living wage of €12.30

Ceta was due to be ratified in the Dáil last December only for row to break out within Green Party

The latest RedC poll shows little movement in support for the main parties, though that may all change depending on the success of the vaccine rollout

Fine Gael remains the most popular party as Labour move level with the Social Democrats