Government braces for Trump tariffs as Cabinet warned 20% to be applied to all of EU

Legislation to remove guardianship rights from convicted killers to be brought to Cabinet

Cabinet green-lights cutting of Ukrainian accommodation payment to €600 per month from June

Tánaiste to update Government on the implications of proposed US tariffs as Dáil returns today

As Defence Forces chief takes EU's top military job, his support team heads to Brussels

Government approves plan to dismantle Triple Lock

Government plans to create a new gas reserve in case of an 'emergency' disruption to supply

Bill to extend eligibility for widows and widowers’ pensions to cohabitants to be brought to Cabinet

Ireland hoping to host major summit of European leaders next year

Fewer than 1,500 drawdowns of Vacant Property Grant despite government targeting 4,000 by 2025

Uisce Éireann to immediately purchase 100 extra generators following Storm Éowyn

Cabinet committee meeting tomorrow to look at 'all different actions' to address housing crisis

Government set to sign off on substantial funding increase for housing next week

Taoiseach, Tánaiste and eight ministers to travel to US for St Patrick's Day this year

Opinion: 'Super junior' ministers represent the pragmatic avoidance of a divisive referendum

Does this government have a problem with women? 'Of course it doesn't' says Martin's spokesperson

Cabinet to discuss setting up new 'Extreme Weather Event Assistance Scheme'

Should we increase the number of ministers from 15?

Quiz: How well do you know Ireland's new Cabinet?

'Depressing': Micheál Martin criticised for appointing just three women as senior ministers

There are as many women as there are men called James in the new Cabinet.

Focus now on who'll be in the new Cabinet and who might get moved up the political ladder

Tánaiste secures approval for Ireland to intervene in South Africa’s case against Israel

Final Cabinet meeting before Dáil dissolved turns sour as Harris and Martin block Green proposals

Housing minister eyes widening First Home Scheme to secondhands as politicians set out election stalls

State exam fees to be waived next year and cap on school transport fees to be extended

Covid-19 inquiry set to get underway but will have no power to compel witnesses or documents

Calls for Dáil to sit next week to pass Occupied Territories Bill before election

Move to double fine for unemployed who fail to engage with State services branded 'Thatcherite'

Legislation allowing Gardaí to direct people to remove face coverings at protests is approved

Dublin taskforce report recommends GPO be used as museum or as new home for RTÉ

First lump sum cost-of-living payment to be made on 28 October

Law to bring RTÉ under control of Comptroller and Auditor General to be brought to Cabinet today

Dozens of children from Gaza to be brought to Ireland for medical care under new plan

Cabinet approves ban on sale of single-use vapes and restrictions on flavours

Taoiseach says housing key focus as Cabinet meets for the first time after the summer break

Minister receives final Grace case inquiry report after years of delays