Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill says her decision is based on studies which show risk is lower with a one year deferral Free article

Bill includes right of a consumer to appeal a Financial Services Ombudsman decision to Circuit Court instead of more costly and legally limited High Court Free article

Police watchdog needs more resources and improved legislation to do its job properly, Dáil deputies say after discussing complaints Free article

RTÉ's reporting on water charges derogation described as 'a disgrace' by Right2Water movement Free article

Peadar Tóibín TD – Sinn Féin Dáil spokesperson on Regional Development, Rural Affairs, Arts & the Gaeltacht – answers The Irish Times opinion piece “Can anyone truthfully say that the Irish language is necessary?” Free article

‘In the public interest, the whole matter must be fully investigated to get to the bottom of allegations of wrongdoing and cosy cartels which have cost the Irish state hundreds of millions of euro,’ Gerry Adams tells Dáil Free article

Volunteer Danny McCauley, O/C West Tyrone Command, Óglaigh na hÉireann, died 3 June 1991 Free article

Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan met Public Accounts Committee Chair John McGuinness at hotel in 2014 Free article

When Patsy's family finally retrieved his body from the RUC, who had hijacked it, they all noticed unexplained gashes and marks on his face, as if it had been scratched and beaten Free article

Fine Gael ideologically committed to cutting public services regardless of the social and economic costs Free article