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

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

The Government has been accused of being "asleep at the wheel" at Dublin Airport, leading to a "national embarrassment".

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan defended the deal, claiming 'a further delay' is not needed in the long-awaited project

Environment Minister and Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said: "My view is we have to stop the 1,300 deaths that are occurring every year."

A statement from the Department of Health this evening said Stephen Donnelly will attend when an independent review has been completed.

Pearse Doherty described the housing situation in Ireland as a "man-made problem", caused by "decisions that were made by successive policymakers".

A range of measures will be looked at including a potential increase in the amount companies can pay staff in bonuses tax-free from €500 to €1,000, a dedicated hardship fund for people struggling to pay bills, and cuts to VAT on food, fuel or energy.

Sinn Féin's Pearse Doherty described the staging of a traditional Leaving Cert in 2022 as 'absolutely the wrong decision'

Leo Varadkar has said he was "disturbed and worried" by the findings of a review of the Camhs service in south Kerry.

Paschal Donohoe tells Oireachtas finance committee the new minimum rate will be applied evenly across Europe

Developers of student apartments are seeking to change their planning permission so they can be used as hotels for tourists

Tánaiste tells Doherty to 'calm down', and accuses him of planning displays of anger for online content

The practice of discriminating against loyal customers — also called differential, dual, or discriminatory pricing — by car and home content insurers is a running sore in Ireland

Government accused of giving green light to vulture funds by excluding apartments from stamp duty measures

Commissioner cannot adjudicate on potential infringement of data laws until party responds

Francesca McDonagh tells Oireachtas finance committee her bank isn't seeing many complaints from prospective borrowers

Despite clear evidence of the need to reform the hefty payouts in courts, there is no sense of urgency among the Oireachtas or the judiciary to resolve the issue of personal injury payments

NatWest came to the decision after unexpectedly launching a review last year into the future of its 88 branches and €20bn in home loans and corporate lending in the Republic

Sinn Féin's Pearse Doherty said Mr Varadkar would not have survived a motion of no confidence tabled against him late last year if all of the information around the leaking of the document was available at the time.

Sinn Féin TD Pearse Doherty said nurses are plugging gaps in the health system.

Further reductions in January 'will be kept under review'

Sinn Féin is concerned about cuts to the Covid social welfare payments, taxes on multinationals and high rents, with finance spokesman Pearse Doherty leading the charge

Alternative Budget 2021 - ‘Rebuilding: stronger, fairer, better’ focuses on jobs and housing amid the ongoing recession and pandemic.

The NTMA has raised €700m for 10-years at a negative rate of -0.025%, marking the lowest cost in history for the State to tap a benchmark 10-year bond in international government debt markets.

Irish banks are “very unlikely” to relieve up to 140,000 mortgage and business customers on payment breaks of interest charges on their loans, despite controversy over the practice.

They say you shouldn't throw stones when you live in a glasshouse, and for Mary Lou McDonald and Micheál Martin, ensuring said house remained untouched was the order of the day on Tuesday.

The Sinn Fein President has apologised for any hurt cause by her attendance at Bobby Storey’s funeral.

Sinn Féin have attempted to play down the presence of their leadership in a funeral procession that broke social distancing rules.

Sinn Féin TD Pearse Doherty has defended his attendance at the funeral of Bobby Storey and was adamant that the funeral had been carried out in accordance with Covid-19 restrictions.

Sinn Féin is ready for opposition and will "continue to fight for change", the party says.

TDs from across the Dáil insist that they are not looking beyond this Friday for alternatives to the proposed programme for government, despite growing doubt that the Green Party membership will pass the deal.

Sinn Féin say they are "ready to lift the phone" to other parties if the Programme for Government is rejected on Friday.

The prospect now of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael in government together - no matter who they are propped up by - does not represent the change that people voted for and will not deliver for workers and families.

The Donegal TD was taken by ambulance from the complex after hurting himself in his Dáil office.

There have been many false dawns in the three-way coalition talks and a plethora of crises that have inevitably not collapsed the rolling negotiations.

The Central Bank is to tighten regulations around licensed private moneylenders and has urged consumers to effectively use such firms as a last resort when seeking monetary support, despite the squeeze the Covid-19 fallout has put on household finances.

New data released shows of the 1,030 deaths, almost 60%, 601 people died across 39 homes or centres which had 10 or more people die.

Sinn Féin's Director of Elections, Pearse Doherty, feels the party's social media strategy was not the main driver of the party's success, in the last general election.

The party's Finance Spokesperson says he hopes he would have had the courage to stand up for his community against the British Army if he was living in Derry during the 1970s.

The scheme involves the Government subsidising up to 85% of wages for companies hit hard by the crisis to keep staff on payroll.

Sinn Féin is calling for the pandemic unemployment payment to be extended until the end of the year.

The Government's new childcare plan for frontline health workers will not include a State indemnity for childcare providers to cover Covid-19 related claims.