Talks to re-negotiate puiblic-sector pay have stalled, with Ictu saying that workers are struggling to cope with rising costs.

Investments by non-EU companies in infrastructure such as health services, ports, and airports will require ministerial approval

With the coalition Government 40% through it's five-year term, what achievements does each party have to celebrate and what does the future hold?

Sources say week-to-week measures to offset rising inflation could risk Government priorities such as cutting the cost of childcare

The Fine Gael parliamentary party has called on its coalition partner to solve the ongoing issues at University Hospital Limerick.

Tánaiste says there are no immediate plans to intervene, but does not rule out further action on inflation.

Even as cases rise, the HSE is downgrading contact tracing processes with 'many' of the 465 staff due to finish work in just 10 days' time

Increasing the minimum wage and fully adopting the living wage are not one and the same thing, contrary to what Mr Varadkar and the rest of the Government might want us all to believe

Sources said all three government parties are keen to see fees cut in October

In the last seven days, 34,690 PCR tests were completed, returning a positivity rate of 30.5%

The money will help firms update software, get new equipment, train up staff, and implement automation and AI technology

Micheál Martin: 'If we start just doing packages one month and the next month the pressure will continue and continue'

The document is a briefing note from last year's budget, Fine Gael members have insisted

Increase needed to keep pace with high inflation and spiralling costs, says SVP

Campaign body appeals to 336,000 members to contact broadcaster over controversy

The Dáil say a series of bitter and personal exchanges take place during Leaders' Questions 

Speaking to reporters in Dublin on Thursday, Enterprise Minister Leo Varadkar said 'a lot of members of the trans community are very upset' about the Liveline discussion

The new green transition scheme will provide funding of up to €1m to individual manufacturing companies

Cork South West senator Tim Lombard suggested a suspension of motor tax to give around €250 back to motorists.

However, Leo Varadkar rejected any suggestion that the crisis is purely a disaster of Fine Gael’s making

If inflation averages 7% this year, the  gap between Building Momentum pay increases and inflation would be 6.75%, the Ictu has warned.

It is planned that the minimum wage will be abolished in 2026, which the Tánaiste said will require legislation.

With just six months to go, among the factors Taoiseach Micheál Martin must weigh up before his next move is the possibility that it could precipitate a 'domino effect' Cabinet reshuffle

If agreed, the multi-million euro plan would succeed the €8.5m support package fully funded by An Post

TDs report being inundated with complaints over the issuing of passports

The Government is planning to create special education centres as an emergency response to the shortage of appropriate school places for vulnerable children.

The Government is working on "two tracks" in a bid to resolve the stalled process in the North.

'Fitting' that Taoiseach will speak alongside Tánaiste at commemoration traditionally associated with Fine Gael

Micheál Martin has turned around his own fortunes and those of his party — but many are now asking what Fianna Fáil stands for

People who have a heart attack outside office hours in Waterford have an almost “zero” chance of accessing lifesaving treatment within an acceptable timeframe

Catherine Martin says she is awaiting feedback before giving her view

Health minister to answer questions amid controversy about ownership and governance of the delayed hospital

'Due process is important for every individual in the country irrespective of whether you are a politician or not,' the Taoiseach said in Cork this afternoon

After news of the incident broke, Mr Varadkar apologised for his 'errors of judgement' in the Dáil

"There are dangers at home as well as abroad," the Tánaiste told delegates at the Global Ireland Summit in Dublin Castle.

The move has been described as "Dublin-centric politics taking away one of the last bastions of rural Ireland".

Move to ban sale of turf by Environment Minister Eamon Ryan had caused uproar among some members of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil

Around one in five workers currently makes less than the living wage which now stands at €12.90

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar says a 0% VAT rate is not possible but that a cut from 13.5% to 9% should help to ease the cost of living burden

Social media video showed the Tánaiste jogging home from Dublin city centre when he was verbally abused by someone in a passing car.

All eyes in Kildare St are on the Tánaiste who will be elected Taoiseach in December with the support of Micheál Martin

Sinn Féin has retained its position as Ireland’s most popular party, a new opinion poll has found

Michael McGrath says there are no immediate plans to pay further energy subventions to the Irish public

Tánaiste sounds a cautious note about energy prices, but suggests Irish economy could escape the worst of the global downturn