Fianna Fáil has ratified the Programme for Government at a special Ard Fheis in Dublin. 812 members voted in favour of going back into Government to 62 against. The Fianna Fáil leader hit out at the negativity in some quarters around the formation of the incoming government.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael members have voted to ratify the draft Programme for Government that will see both parties form a coalition government

Group of eight Independent TDs will submit a position paper to the two bigger parties setting out its preconditions for entering government

Fianna Fáil set to have 8 Cabinet seats and 7 will go to Fine Gael with Micheal Martin becoming next Taoiseach

Fianna Fáil TD for Dublin South Central, Catherine Ardagh, has welcomed the publication of monthly data by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage on the number of Commencements Notices (residential construction starts) for 2024.

Here was Fianna Fáil back again as the largest party in government after looking to be on the verge of oblivion 15 years ago. Buttressed by the Regional Independent Group (RIG) providing a solid majority,

The Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy has this morning ruled that the Regional Technical Group of Independent TDs will not be permitted to sit in the Opposition benches today.

Irish MEPs discuss the need for Common Fisheries Policy reforms with Commissioner Kadis in preparation for his May visit

Donald Trump’s remark that the trad­itional inaugural prayer service at Washington National Cathedral was “not too exciting” speaks volumes, not about the service itself, but about his view of leadership and public duty.

Fianna Fáil leader Martin will become Taoiseach this afternoon for the second time as the new Government is formed

Essential personnel report to work. New River Community College in Dublin and Christiansburg will open at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Radford University main campus and Radford University Carilion in ...

Micheál Martin and Simon Harris, in how they assembled their government of choice, are behaving as if they don’t give two figs about perceptions of low standards in high places