James Browne pushing for massive increase to bridge affordability gap

Jack Chambers heading for a showdown with cabinet colleagues over managing their spending

The move came following what lawyers for Mr Ennis claimed were “malicious and grossly defamatory” posts about him on Mr Delehanty’s X account

With just 71pc of rooms signed off, contractor BAM appears set to miss another deadline

Government moves to introduce new law after Northern Ireland and Malta brought in similar measures

Ken O’Flynn under fire from TDs and senators over contributions

Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch has refused to take part in a televised debate on RTÉ’s Six One News tomorrow ahead of the Dublin Central by-election next week.

The Labour Party complained to RTÉ over the exclusion of its Galway West by-election candidate from two televised debates less than an hour after a new poll showed its pick faring well among voters in...

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Voters in Dublin Central want to know that the immigration system in Ireland is “fair” and “enforced”, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said, following comments made by Gerry Hutch calling for t...

RTÉ director general Kevin Bakhurst is in line for a €20,000 pay hike, as Media Minister Patrick O’Donovan was criticised for hitting out at the national broadcaster over its coverage of the nationwid...

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Almost 40 minutes on the button, and just six of those were from the Taoiseach.

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Paschal Donohoe will be a no-show for the Fine Gael campaign to retain his seat in the Dublin Central by-election, leaving his old party without the former finance minister to lean on as it battles to...

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Migration into the country must be to the benefit of Irish people, Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan has privately told Government ministers.

Former EU Commissioner, Phil Hogan, has been nominated as Ireland’s candidate to be the next Director-General of the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO).

Daniel Ennis was warned by his mother that the newspapers would run stories about his father after he died in 2016.

A fresh row has broken out between the residents of Dublin’s Dartmouth Square and Transport Infrastructure Ireland following comments made on national radio by the MetroLink director.

Botched appointment of Nama boss marks first bust-up between two government parties

Political capital is being expended to put Brendan McDonagh in the new role, and the opposition is not letting up

McDonagh expected to take up new, full-time role in the coming months

US president again threatened tariffs on pharmaceuticals and has specifically namechecked Ireland

The Fine Gael enterprise minister defended recent shift in government policy

Faced with a domestic business cost reckoning and a global trade war, the new coalition has switched course

Speaking at the Irish Home Builders Association Housebuilding Summit, David Maloney said that the priority had to be the delivery of water, energy and transport projects

Ministers are facing inwards as US president upends global rules-based order

The US president finally announced his raft of economic penalties for what he claimed would now be “a golden age for America.”

Simon Harris is in a whirlwind of meetings with countries most impacted by threat to pharmaceuticals

Series of meetings taking place at highest level ahead of April 2

Le Pen had denied any wrongdoing and said the prosecution is seeking her political death

Latest Business Post/Red C poll comes as government gears up for trade war with the United States

Officials from powerful agency will meet finance ministers and the Central Bank governor

Democrat Gretchen Whitmer held meeting with Peter Burke on Thursday as tariff threats loom

Peter Burke says Ireland and EU must emphasise key facts to US administration

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he and his money ministers have been gaming scenarios with firms as the EU braces for tariffs of 20 per cent

Taoiseach and Sinn Féin leader clash over interaction with Donald Trump on housing during recent Oval Office visit

Taoiseach Micheál Martin to chair new group set to meet in coming weeks

European justice commissioner to hold series of meetings in US capital this week

Taoiseach to meet US president at White House on Wednesday

France, Germany and Poland all make prompt declarations of support, as Europe fears Trump’s alignment with Putin.

Climate minister told of ‘major risks’ to energy transition

The former minister who held several key portfolios while in government is also in line for a further directorship appointment in the coming months

Tánaiste pledges no change to Ireland’s military neutrality but wants more control over deploying troops on peacekeeping missions

Findings of most recent Business Post/Red C poll show slip in support for Fianna Fáil as domestic and global challenges mount