The Irish Dáil has voted to extend €1.4 billion in temporary fuel excise cuts, delaying planned price increases until after the summer break. Opposition lawmakers criticized the measure as a short-term political fix that fails to address long-term fiscal challenges.

The Irish parliament, Dáil Éireann, has passed a bill that will allow for the removal of the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, a measure the government believes will boost economic growth and tourism.

Social Democrats TD Cian O’Callaghan informed the Dáil that the practice of public consultants receiving "gifts" for delivering babies is not confined to the Rotunda Maternity Hospital. This suggests a broader issue within the healthcare system.

The Irish Dáil is scheduled to debate and hold a free vote on the Social Democrats' Reproductive Rights Bill, which proposes changes to the country's abortion laws.

The Irish Dáil is on its Easter break, with politicians returning to constituencies amidst concerns over a looming energy crisis and discussions about capping the number of TDs in parliament.

The Irish Dáil has been recalled, with commentators noting this session is likely to be one of the least contentious in recent years, contrasting with past recalls over issues like Golf Gate and the Apple Tax.

Opposition TDs in the Irish Dáil heavily criticized the government for rushing through an LNG bill, with some calling the day 'the day of the bonfire of our climate targets'.

The Irish Dáil saw heated clashes as opposition parties urged the government to boycott Israel's Nations League fixtures. This motion marks the first of two scheduled debates on the issue this week.

A bill proposing a three-year ban on no-fault evictions in Ireland has successfully passed its first stage in the Dáil, facing no opposition.

Social Democrats TD Gary Gannon raised the issue of sports funding in the Dáil, arguing that footballer Troy Parrott's success was achieved despite, rather than due to, government support for sports.

Ireland's Dáil spending watchdog has stated that the public interest does not justify RTÉ spending €57,000 on a World Cup Qualifier, despite RTÉ defending the €1,384 per head cost for 41 staff as 'cost-competitive'.

The Dáil, Ireland's parliament, has voted against proposed legislation that sought to impose sanctions on Israel, with 77 votes against and 62 in favor.

Ireland's Dáil is set to discuss a new bill proposing the expansion of CCTV camera usage in Dublin, particularly in areas with high crime rates. A Fine Gael TD has called for increased surveillance to combat crime in the capital.