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overhaul
External agencies providing sex ed in schools to be regulated in recommended radical overhaul
Strike
Labour Court to hold talks this afternoon between unions and government as nurses strike looms
Housing Crisis
New State lender to give cash to small developers to build homes for first-time buyers
bloomberg interview
What will a hard border look like if Brexit goes 'very wrong'? Varadkar says soldiers may return
concert tickets
Fast-tracked: Ticket touting law to ban above-face-value resales to come before the Dáil next week
Harold's Cross
Dublin land prices with 'development potential' on the rise, as €23m price tag for stadium defended
merge
'Proud' and 'Disgusted': Fianna Fáil and SDLP 'partnership' creates mixed feelings within the party
trade rules
Concerns over Israeli embassy closing down over Occupied Territories Bill 'an overreaction' say FF
spiralling costs
Children's hospital costs controversy: Officials deny 'catastrophic failure of management'
Tick tock
Brexit 66 days out, but Irish government says there are 'absolutely no preparations for a hard border'
timeline
The row over spiralling costs at National Children's Hospital is set to intensify this week
Red meat
Just like Leo, Oprah once found herself in hot water for saying she was put off eating burgers
Social Welfare
Committee told man on JobPath scheme had his CV amended against his wishes to conceal his ethnicity
Birth Cert
'If something happens to me, my wife would have no rights to her own daughter': Families criticise government for law delay
European elections
Billy Kelleher says he wants to head to Europe as MEP Brian Crowley to outline his intentions tomorrow
catastrophic overspend
No one held accountable as children's hospital board says it would do the same again despite cost overruns
Tick tock
Varadkar says Brexit 'ball is in Westminster’s court' and there are no plans for checks along NI border
Leaders' Questions
Nurses' strike, hospital costs and housing: Leo questioned about the big problems facing him in 2019
House Prices
Minister moves to reassure public that reformed property tax will be 'affordable' and 'fair'
don't have a cow man
What has the Taoiseach done to reduce his carbon footprint? He's eating less meat
affluent areas
Should affluent areas pay less property tax? Minister says councillors should decide the rate in their area
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