A redress scheme for sexual abuse at religious-run schools could run to hundreds of millions, if not billions

It’s not sustainable for parents to pay €12,000 a year for one child at a creche, and so the National Women’s Council has suggested that the State provide childcare services

The fact that there was no explosive at the Taoiseach's home does not make what happened acceptable, and brushing it off only serves to hand a win to those who support or quietly celebrate these methods

There isn't a massive amount of public attention focused on what are important elections. Why is that?

RIP The Portal. We hardly knew ye.

RTÉ's challenge to get itself on the right path could be based more on time than anything else

We can refuse to allow Irish discourse to be shaped by small, loud groups who weaponise vitriol, writes Paul Hosford

On Tuesday, the words Christine Keegan had prepared for the inquests, but never got to deliver, were put on the Dáil record by Taoiseach Simon Harris

Right now, the sign everyone is interested in is any hint of the next general election, writes Paul Hosford

After weeks of wall-to-wall TikTok Taoiseach, Fianna Fáil is pitching itself as more about social issues than social media. The party now needs to fill in the blanks with distinctive policies