Ireland’s premier has warned that the “old order is changing”, as he questioned whether the European Union and the US could sit around a negotiating table following Donald Trump’s tariff announcements ...

Ireland’s opposition parties have been accused of engaging in “cynical strategies of aggression and disruption” by premier ...

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Although the speaking rights row has run its course, with all the bad blood still swirling around, the Dáil looks prone to ...

The Irish Government has won a vote of confidence in the speaker of the parliament. The Irish Government has won a vote of ...

It was an irony lost on no one that while Taoiseach Micheál Martin was being feted in the White House for St Patrick's Day, a ...

One of the women arrested at a protest against Israel's war in Gaza at Leinster House yesterday was ordered to strip naked ...

THE Dáil speaking rights row is officially over after the first slot of questions from "Others" to the Government.

Micheál Martin says tariffs will have a serious impact on Ireland’s economy, with job creation and tax cuts at risk ...

Dublin primary school had told parents it would have to close because it could no longer afford to pay basic bills ...

New standing orders in the Dáil mean that the Regional Independent group, of which Michael Lowry is a member, will be able to ask questions of the Taoiseach Micheál Martin for the first time.

The Taoiseach sent emails he received from his Cork South-Central constituents for the Housing Minister to examine.