With the Government to be taken to court for its alleged failures on climate change, the law is now a frontline for campaigners, writes Caroline O’Doherty.

Plans for new roads, public transport and sports facilities have been unveiled as part of Project Ireland 2040.

The Government has fleshed out the next steps for the Project Ireland 2040 Plan and defended its strategy for promoting it.

The State's ethics watchdog is to investigate if the Government's 2040 publicity campaign breached rules.

The National Planning Framework (NPF) could represent a game-changer for the southern region and for the wider Irish economy. If the plan is successful, cities like Cork, Limerick, and Waterford and regional towns will develop into a dynamic regional economy that can counter-balance the Irish economy’s overdependence on the greater Dublin area.

Studies show public projects end up costing much more than first estimated; this serves as a warning as Taoiseach Leo Varadkar embarks on the national plan, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

In its last hurrah the Citizens’ Assembly will examine fixed-term parliaments, writes Elaine Loughlin.

Ireland, as a whole, has won the lotto and can look forward to endless funding for transport, housing, and hospital dream schemes for the next decade. This was the initial impression of the launch of Project Ireland 2040, which resembled a pre-election ard fheis with lots of pomp and ceremony, writes Juno McEnroe

A new national planning framework (NPF) was launched yesterday with considerable chutzpah.

Under Project Ireland 2040, the Taoiseach is promising to restart projects that were stalled during the recession.