Midleton residents are already warning of delays to flood barriers, while melting roads in Cork have caused consternation. So why is climate change so far down the Dáil's agenda?

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael had long been eyeing each other with growing distrust, long before Simon Harris and James Lawless blew up the discord over student fees

Trump’s administration is using visa policy as a political weapon — and Irish students may be the next casualties

Warnings about catastrophic infrastructure failures are now impossible to ignore — even the quietest experts are raising their voices

With no clear frontrunner and all parties hesitating, the presidential race risks becoming a political last-minute scramble

Never afraid to stir the pot, Alan Kelly was among the most vocal during the turbulent initial days of the Dáil — when members of the opposition vented fury over the speaking time debacle

While Israel unleashed a brutal attack against a people who had already been living in an open air prison, a war of attrition to change minds has been ongoing at EU level

Just days after the tragic death of Garda Kevin Flatley, the party has come out calling for increases to speed limits

After more than 18 months, genocide has become normalised in Gaza, writes Elaine Loughlin

MEP Kathleen Funchion’s emotional courtroom statement sheds light on how coercive control can affect even Ireland’s most public figures