Politics

Social media vetting for J1 visas causing ‘deep concern, confusion’ as Tánaiste says he will raise issue with US ambassador
Renamed Occupied Territories Bill banning importation of West Bank goods goes to Cabinet
More shared bathrooms in student accommodation under new design guide going to Cabinet
Big rise expected in cost of housing homeless families in Dublin, TDs to hear

'This is a moment of huge uncertainty' Mary Regan on conflict in the Middle East
Taoiseach criticises ‘excessive’ measures faced by students seeking US visas
Irish language signs ‘must be a part of our future’ in Northern Ireland, says Michelle O’Neill
Letters: Who will protect Ireland when we cannot, and will not, protect ourselves?
Norma Foley begins talks with Attorney General on forcing religious orders to pay redress schemes
Mary Regan: With the shadow of the 2011 ‘bloodbath’ hanging over this year’s race for the Áras, does anyone want to be president?
The Sunday Independent’s View: Time is running out for the Government to get a grip on housing
Golf events and fireside chats — Sinn Féin’s Canadian fundraising arm sees more donations ‘for the Irish peace process’
Mary Regan: Government’s promises on building houses and disability services are set up to fail
John Downing: After one intractable crisis, Paul Reid tackles housing, showing hope can spring eternal

Politics

Social media vetting for J1 visas causing ‘deep concern, confusion’ as Tánaiste says he will raise issue with US ambassador

Renamed Occupied Territories Bill banning importation of West Bank goods goes to Cabinet

More shared bathrooms in student accommodation under new design guide going to Cabinet

Big rise expected in cost of housing homeless families in Dublin, TDs to hear

'This is a moment of huge uncertainty' Mary Regan on conflict in the Middle East

Taoiseach criticises ‘excessive’ measures faced by students seeking US visas

Irish language signs ‘must be a part of our future’ in Northern Ireland, says Michelle O’Neill

Letters: Who will protect Ireland when we cannot, and will not, protect ourselves?

Norma Foley begins talks with Attorney General on forcing religious orders to pay redress schemes

Mary Regan: With the shadow of the 2011 ‘bloodbath’ hanging over this year’s race for the Áras, does anyone want to be president?

The Sunday Independent’s View: Time is running out for the Government to get a grip on housing

Golf events and fireside chats — Sinn Féin’s Canadian fundraising arm sees more donations ‘for the Irish peace process’

Mary Regan: Government’s promises on building houses and disability services are set up to fail

John Downing: After one intractable crisis, Paul Reid tackles housing, showing hope can spring eternal

Vision for a united Ireland cannot be ‘annexation of six more counties’, Leo Varadkar says

New plan for higher Child Benefit if you have three or more children

Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill not ruling out run in presidential election

Former TD Violet-Anne Wynne says she doesn’t have income to pay outstanding €6,500 award to ex-employee

MEP Maria Walsh mistakenly says ‘Ballymena, Co Leitrim’ during speech at European Parliament

The Indo Daily: Election promises under scrutiny- The Government’s six-month report card

Fine Gael is pushing back against weekly welfare hikes for jobseekers being the same as those for pensioners

Fine Gael to push back against welfare hikes for jobseekers that match those for pensioners

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Alan Kelly asks why it was left to him to give Justice Minister details on Carlow shooter

Minister Marian Harkin says she ‘wouldn’t get into a car’ with convicted official driver if she felt unsafe

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Child Benefit rates will not be cut to fund a second rate for less well-off families

TDs to ask FAI to answer questions on when it knew of allegations about former national women’s manager

Law on learner drivers getting repeated permits will change after test times fall, minister tells road victims’ families

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