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The Skyclarys campaign has exposed a drug reimbursement system designed for bureaucrats and pharmaceutical companies, not the patients whose lives...
The cash is there to increase further discounts on fuel taxes, but not if it’s to become a semi-permanent fixture.
Stormont is stuck in a malaise, with both lead parties ebbing in the polls, and new fears of another collapse. How has it come to this?
Trump is coming to Ireland next month for just 36 hours, spending barely four in Dublin. Like it or not, if you look at the numbers behind US tourism...
The State is taking the final step of a €64.1 billion journey in offloading its final bank shares and officially shuttering Nama.
More legislation has been passed this year than in the previous two years, but the rush to clear the decks in the Dáil raises fresh questions about...
There is apparently a lot of cash available for Budget 2027 – but in reality, very little at all.
You may never have heard of the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) but its findings are powerful.
European law > Everyone else’s law and Ireland has 5,762 pieces of laws to prove it.
Our political stats stan Gavan on the worrying trend of government by opinion poll.
With acute rental shortages and impact on housing stock, why has it taken Ireland so long to act?
One in six TDs have a separate role alongside being a public rep – and that presumes we don’t view ‘landlord’ as a job.
That’s almost double the number posed by this time in 2024, overwhelming officials, ad nobody seems to know how to fix it.
Our new columnist Gavan Reilly crunches the data on the most recent hotly-contested by-election – with thought-provoking results.
Our new columnist Gavan Reilly crunches the data on the most recent hotly-contested by-election – with surprising results.