Tánaiste also asked about Business Post story on Dublin house prices rising 25% by 2028 at Leaders’ Questions

New Business Post/Red C poll reveals stark divisions on compromises that Irish unity might entail, with only 41% of respondents willing to pay higher taxes as a result

Fine Gael is emitting plenty of bellicose rhetoric in the face of Sinn Féin’s continued rise, but the latest poll result is far from encouraging for Leo Varadkar

Compensation scheme is the largest of its type in the history of the state, according to the Minister for Children

‘Well, I suppose I can say that I’m well hung,’ Norris quipped.

Mary Lou McDonald accuses the government of cosying up to institutional investors in the housing market

The Tánaiste had previously described the magazine’s 2020 article about his leaking of a confidential GP contract as ‘inaccurate and grossly defamatory’

The independent senator made the claim as it emerged that the volunteer force’s numbers have fallen from 664 to 447 in the space of eight years

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a dampening effect on state finances, a new set of accounts by the Comptroller & Auditor General has revealed

Following the killing of British MP David Amess, security measures for protection of public figures here are also being reassessed

Party leader Mary Lou McDonald tells ard fheis that the change in policy is a new way for courts to tackle criminal gangs

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The government parties have lost out in the latest Red C poll, as concerns rise over the spiralling cost of living in Ireland

Both Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have lost ground to Mary Lou McDonald’s party, which now sits on 33 per cent as the national divide grows between haves and have-nots

Thomas Byrne and Dalton Philips have had an email exchange following Dublin Airport’s refusal to display an image of journalist Roman Protasevich

The latest Red C poll shows an increase of four points for Sinn Féin, while Fine Gael is down by three points to 25 per cent. Fianna Fáil and the Greens are both down slightly at 12 per cent and 4 per cent respectively

Green Party leader was predictably comfortable talking about climate action

Minister for Finance heralds ‘remarkable rebound’ in employment outlook

There will be complaints from the opposition that the government has not gone far enough in raising the state pension and welfare payments while many workers will feel underwhelmed by increases of 2-3 per cent in income tax bands and credits worth around €250 per year on average

The Pandora Papers show Irish Limited partnerships are used to make Ireland a ‘de facto’ offshore location for business in countries like Russia and Ukraine