Brian Stanley told his committee colleagues that he was 'genuinely sorry' for sending a tweet appearing to laud two separate IRA operations which led to the deaths of nearly 40 British soldiers

During Dáil Q&A with under-fire Justice Minister Helen McEntee, Alan Kelly and Catherine Murphy were clear in their questions over the Séamus Woulfe debacle. The same couldn't be said of the largest opposition party

Government's failure to shut down the Séamus Woulfe issue is revealing. It's time to answer the questions

Government's failure to shut down the Séamus Woulfe issue is revealing. It's time to answer the questions, writes Daniel McConnell, Political Editor.

Justice Minister Helen McEntee should face Dáil questions this week about her role in the nomination of Seamus Woulfe to the Supreme Court, the Opposition has said.

There is a case to be made that we as a country have been led by a conversation about the virus which has been unbalanced and disproportionate, writes Daniel McConnell

Political failure to implement proper standards for the judiciary has come back to haunt the inhabitants of Leinster House

The Supreme Court judge does not need to resign over his attending of a dinner in Clifden, simply because others have

Micheál Martin is grappling with an unhappy parliamentary party as well as external issues, writes Daniel McConnell, Political Editor

The new status quo will in a way serve to protect the perpetrators of these wicked crimes, but also robs the victims who wish to speak out of their voice