EU EU leaders finally agree to call for immediate Gaza ceasefireThey are also ready to sanction Iran’s drone programme and ‘a number’ of countries are in talks on recognising Palestinian statehood
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
Business Post's View Editorial: Recognising Palestine must be done judiciouslyOne of the starkest divisions between the West and the rest of the world can be seen in their contrasting positions on the question of Palestine
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
News Taoiseach Simon Harris: ‘Honour and hard work in a busy week I will never forget’ Special memories made as my son Cillian steels the show in the Dáil and make friends with President Michael D Higgins and dog Misneach
EU Ireland should not wait for EU or US to act on Gaza - UN rapporteurFrancesca Albanese said it is ‘excellent’ that Ireland has moved to recognise Palestine despite EU disunity
Referendums Analysis: The growing confusion and support for a double No vote was clear on social media A detailed analysis of commentary online in the final days of the campaign made clear both proposals were doomed to fail
Business Post's View Dublin’s €800 million in funding for cross-border projects is deeply significantThe predictably reductionist row over Casement Park should not be allowed to distract from an historic commitment from the Irish government
The Last Post Matt Cooper: DUP fears of Casement Park trojan horse towards a united Ireland may scupper its rebirth Jeffrey Donaldson knows that his voters are unlikely to be upset if non-gaelic football is never played at the ground but has no problem taking cash for roads
Media Ex-RTÉ CFO’s €450k exit package should be reassessed, excess funds should be ‘handed back’, says MartinTánaiste said that the Breda O’Keeffe’s exit package should be examined in the context of existing scheme within RTÉ
Infrastructure Cork Chamber calls for further investment to unlock city’s potential President Ronan Murray highlights the importance of sustainability in major projects at gala dinner
US Micheál Martin announces Ireland House Chicago to expand presence in US Significant investment in Mid-West America will see new location open in autumn
Politics UK government set to publish deal which will set stage for Stormont returnMicheál Martin, the tánaiste and foreign affairs minister, will take part in talks with Northern Ireland’s main political parties in Belfast today
Brexit Agri-food firms warned to prepare for new Brexit export rulesNew controls will see Britain will ask for the pre-lodgement of customs declarations and the pre-notification of agri-food exports
Sport RedC Poll: Micheál Martin’s position on Páirc Uí Chaoimh renaming shared by publicPoll shows deep dissatisfaction with GAA’s approach to selling naming rights of its historic grounds
Opinion Why wait to have the election in autumn if you can’t field your best teamLeo Varadkar and Micheál Martin risk losing their star players McGrath and Donohoe on the eve of battle being called
Media Tensions grow as government divided over proposal to replace TV licence with digital levyA cross-departmental group has weighed up the possibility of charging a ‘digital levy’ to replace the contentious €160 annual payment
Media Micheál Martin: Proposal to replace TV licence with ‘digital levy’ needs ‘very serious consideration’Tánaiste said there are ‘issues’ with proposals for a monthly €15 levy on broadband bills as a replacement for the TV licence fee
Political Quiz 2023 Big Business Post Political QuizTest your recollection of the political events of 2023 and win yourself a six-month subscription to Neighbourhood Wine’s wine club worth €300
Politics Rotating Taoiseach could return if coalition re-elected, says VaradkarTaoiseach insisted the same Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Green Party coalition could return to serve for another term