The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has “serious concerns” over how the Oireachtas has spent €1.3m on a printer that doesn’t fit into the office it was bought for.

Twice already everyone has marched up to the cliff edge of a no-deal Brexit in March and April - and twice it's been delayed when the EU granted an extension.

The joint Oireachtas committee on foreign affairs and defence has been urged to visit Naval Service headquarters to investigate for itself how bad manpower levels are.

In correspondence from Nama to the Dáil's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Tuesday, an underpayment of VAT was disclosed and it was confirmed that Nama was hit with charges for breaking the rules.

Minister of State for Mental Health Jim Daly says the forum will give the Oireachtas greater say on mental health issues.

Tánaiste Simon Coveney has warned the FAI it must ensure "transparency and full accountability" on how public money is spent before the Government can help get the soccer association "back on track".

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said an “investigation” is needed into how the Football Association of Ireland is spending taxpayers’ money amid ongoing concerns over the transparency of the soccer group.

One hundred years ago today British troops massacred 379 Indians at Jallianwala Bagh — also known as Amritsar.

Something has to change.

The ethics watchdog has said it is powerless to investigate whether a TD on the Oireachtas’ Sports Committee broke any rules when he obtained World Cup final tickets through the FAI.

The Football Association of Ireland has not answered questions from the Oireachtas Sports Committee about governance plans in the wake of revelations over John Delaney and the sporting body's finances.

The FAI have not answered questions from the Oireachtas Sports Committee about governance plans in the wake of revelations over John Delaney and the sporting body' finances.

Funding cutbacks of €750,000 a year have prevented life-saving cancer clinical trials from going ahead, it has emerged.

There are “no significant savings to be had” that will affect the headline €1.43bn cost of the new national children’s hospital, the new project leader told the Oireachtas health committee.

Valuables such as artwork and gold have accumulated in banks over decades, with some safety deposits dating back to the 19th century.

The Abbey Theatre will come before an Oireachtas Committee today after a letter of concern was sent to the Culture Minister.

It will look at working conditions in the Oireachtas and is due to be conducted in the first few months of 2019.

An exodus of British people and businesses leaving the UK after Brexit risks further inflating house prices and deepening the homelessness crisis, Government officials will warn today.

An Oireachtas committee report says there is no evidence of progress by the Government in reducing inequalities in obesity.

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan has said he is “very concerned” the Oireachtas has engaged young people with disabilities as unpaid internees, a scheme he says is feeding into “inequality”.

Ceann Comhairle Sean Ó Fearghail’s worry about the sensitivities of the Beijing dictatorship — sorry, government — is such that he has warned TDs planning to go to Taiwan that their visit risks causing “serious offence and grave concern to our Chinese friends”.

Gym equipment providers have been invited to tender for a €100,000 refit of the Oireachtas gym to keep our TDs and senators in shape.

Disagreement over removing a reference to women in the home from the Constitution is set to derail plans for a October 26 referendum vote.

The company is outlining a number of actions that have been taken to the Oireachtas Communications Committee.

Many years ago, a politically incorrect, but entertaining attorney general described Fianna Fáil backbenchers, discussing the Maastricht Treaty, as being “like a bunch of monkeys with screwdrivers looking into the back of a television”.

Retail Excellence, Ireland’s largest retail representative body, has suspended its partnership with Facebook following the expose of practises and content moderation on their online platform by Channel 4 Dispatches programme which aired last night.

The Judicial Appointments Commission Bill has failed to be passed through the Oireachtas before the summer recess.

State-owned utility Gas Networks Ireland has branded a bill aimed at banning future oil and gas drilling in Irish waters as “flawed” and “counter-productive”, adding that it will not aid the country’s attempts to lower its carbon emissions.

It cost the tax-payer €18.58m last year to fund the salaries of all TDs and Senators in Leinster House, according to the 2017 annual report of the Houses of the Oireachtas Commission published today.

The growing threat of legal action and multimillion-euro payouts are putting the future of the national breast screening programme at risk, it has been claimed.

€58bn was spent on delivering public services last year, up from €51.8bn in 2016.