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Leo Varadkar's trip to Africa set to be cancelled as political storm escalates
Varadkar is scheduled to travel to Mali and Coast Ivory next week.
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Varadkar is scheduled to travel to Mali and Coast Ivory next week.
Tánaiste and former Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald has come under fire over how much she knew.
It has been the 24 hours from hell for the former Minister for Justice.
Tánaiste and former Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald has come under fire over how much she knew.
“How could the minister receive such an email and read it and forget that she read it?,” Paul Murphy asked.
The government has said that it is up to the Disclosures Tribunal to answer this question.
During an interview, Halligan asked a woman if she was married and if she had children.
The ODCE was roundly criticised for its role in the collapse of the case against Sean FitzPatrick.
The Assembly said terminations should be allowed without restriction up to the 12th week of pregnancy.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar opened an €85 million extension to Bausch and Lomb in Waterford this morning.
The Charities Regulator sold off its shares this year.
Cabinet approved a number of amendments to a private members bill which would lift the ban.
A new Bill to impose tougher sentencing passed First Stage in the Dáil earlier this afternoon.
French authorities are seeking the extradition of Bailey to face charges relating to the death of Sophie Toscan du Plantier.
Sinn Fein TD made a series of allegations of wrongdoing by gardaí in a protected disclosure to Frances Fitzgerald.
The Justice Minister confirmed this morning it was “not the right” decision for her.
Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald announced she wouldn’t be running earlier this morning.
“If this was being said about any other person there would be outrage about it,” Frances Fitzgerald said.
The Sunday Independent’s Niall O’Connor exclusively reported yesterday that a politician’s election activist had their phone bugged.
Jim O’Callaghan has said he is also losing confidence in the Justice Minister.
Frances Fitzgerald has said resources must be in place to tackle gangland’s grip on Irish society.
The former national basketball coach is serving a 14-year sentence for abusing teenage boys in Waterford in the 1980s.
“The tax payer should not have to fund any more than is necessary,” said a GRA spokesperson.
A new Claire Byrne Live/Amárach Poll for TheJournal.ie makes interesting reading for Fine Gael members.
The party said it cannot express confidence in Garda Commissioner Noírín O’Sullivan.
Deputy Anne Rabbitte says she’s seen it happen outside teenage discos.
There have been tense exchanges in the chamber this evening.
Children’s Minister Katherine Zappone will sign a ministerial order as early as this week ending the practice.
Sinn Féin has called a no-confidence motion in Nóirín O’Sullivan to be voted on next week in the Dáil.
Not everyone is happy with the new legislation.
The Policing Authority is to examine the full facts of how and why two massive garda admin errors occurred.
It’s part of a plan to increase the size of both the reserve and regular garda forces.
A target of 40% female representation has been set for State boards.
The Minister for Health has put an end to speculation about his future.
Part One of FactCheck’s two-part series on high-profile disputes over social housing, this week.
Enda Kenny, Frances Fitzgerald and Katherine Zappone said they were going to clear up any remaining confusion last night. Here’s how that went.
The main players have been having their say on the ongoing scandal.
Evidence shows that fathers who have positive relationships with their children are six times less likely to reoffend.
The Minister insists she had no knowledge of Tusla’s involvement in the Maurice McCabe saga before last Thursday’s Prime Time broadcast.