OPW hires relocation firm to help the Department of Communications relocate from one part of south Dublin to another

Cathal Mac Coille recalls a conversation with the North’s former deputy first minister at a low point in the Troubles

Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy has opted to renew the Strategic Housing Development, but the Irish Planning Institute and others have warned strongly against it

Everywhere they canvass, politicians are facing questions about the housing crisis and the plight of homeless people

The declining fortunes of the small village of Clonmellon, in the three-seater constituency, epitomise problems that can be found across the state

Move sees party attempt to set itself apart from Fine Gael on financial issues

Longford-Westmeath TD was always a semi-detached member of the group

The party was shellacked over its planned commemoration of the Royal Irish Constabulary, to the extent that some of its TDs want Leo Varadkar to delay the upcoming election

The absence of violence in the North hasn’t always led to an easy peace, but an increase in integrated education, politics and a new more open-minded generation give cause for hope

The new Executive will be immediately confronted by major problems in the health and education sectors

The building giant was the main contractor in the €3m project at Martinstown House

Inquest report calls for 24-hour consultant cover after delay in treatment led to death of Wexford patient

Government restricts practice amid fears of a repeat of e-voting fiasco

Former Fine Gael TD asked taxpayer to cover expense a month before European elections

Move is designed to cut cost of large projects by up to 20%

Successive health ministers have failed to put a dent in the healthcare problems in this country. It is time for the politicians to listen to those who actually run the health service

Motion of no confidence in health minister puts government under pressure to move quickly

Investment planned for Grand Canal, sports, jobs, health, welfare, farming, forestry and community projects

Taoiseach faces a busy weekend as he decides whether to call an election before the Dáil’s scheduled return

Minister for Finance says he has ‘no doubt that changes are coming’ to the way multinationals’ profits are treated