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ireland 2040'D. R. A. F. T - not the final draft' - Taoiseach spells out his position in row with cross-party TDs
AccountabilityNo more lying: A new bill that makes it a crime for bankers to lie to Central Bank won't be opposed
clancy amendmentCar owners who allow unaccompanied learner drivers to use their vehicle to face prosecution
cost of drugsIreland plans to work with other countries to drive down the cost of expensive medicines
delayed dischargesElderly people can't leave hospital due to council taking up to 18 months to fit walk-in showers and ramps
Sinn Féin Ard Fheis'Sisters are doin' it for themselves': Disco music heralds Sinn Féin into a new dawn
Abortion Referendum'I trust women': Sinn Féin says it will be 'knocking on doors' to repeal the Eighth Amendment
PalestineVaradkar: 'The Israeli government has a tendency to disengage with countries that recognise the state of Palestine'
Oil and Gas'A historic day': Ireland on a path to being the 4th country in the world to ban fossil fuel exploration
Abortion Referendum'Psychiatrist should not have used HSE headed paper to contact TDs about retaining the Eighth Amendment'
ding ding dingThere was an almighty shouting match in the Dáil between the Healy Raes and a Fianna Fáil TD
work life balanceGovernment will not oppose Bill that will extend unpaid parental leave to six months
InquiryTaoiseach 'disappointed' Holles Street wants to go to court to stop inquiry into death of pregnant woman
Computer Says NoSalvaging the broadband plan: 'State stepping in to provide rural internet should be considered'
planes trains and automobilesHere are just some of the project promises the government plan to deliver in the next 10 years
Clampdown'Under pressure' to attend meetings, Kelly says he borrowed bolt cutters from gym to remove clamp
Seanad reformTaoiseach says electing people from Northern Ireland will give the Seanad an 'all-island dimension'
12 weeksCoveney: 'I don't believe there should be unrestricted access to abortion at any point in time'
Abortion ReferendumThis is the advice that convinced the Cabinet to seek the 'repeal and replace' option
One Step Closer'A watershed moment': Resolution to ratify UN disabilities convention to go before the Dáil
SmokingOver 300 retailers targeted in sting operations to see if they're selling cigarettes to under 18s
Trolley crisisThe government vowed to stop it, but 10,000 elderly people had to wait in A&E for more than a day
