Micheál Martin will meet with the US president at the White House on March 12 to mark St Patrick’s Day.

Sinn Féin’s spokesperson on Trade and Employment Louise O’Reilly said that opinion polls were reflecting what she had experienced on the campaign trail.

Party leader Micheál Martin said significant investment and reform is needed in disability services.

Sinn Féin is defending its plan to launch an independent review of RTÉ’s coverage of international conflicts

Louise O’Reilly said the parties are not ‘fooling anybody’ by arguing about their differences when they ‘agree of pretty much everything’

Sinn Féin has called on the national broadcaster to apologise for the comedian’s comment in the opening monologue of Friday’s Late Late Show

A Sinn Féin TD has criticised the suggestion that the Government should influence the nomination of the chair of the influential scrutiny committee

Sinn Féin TD Louise O’Reilly said Leo Varadkar must remove Helen McEntee if she does not resign over rioting in the capital.

Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris said the party's position is clear, and a coalition of this kind would be incoherent from a policy point of view

The teenage girls killed in the N54 crash have been named as Dalava Mohammed, 16, and Kiea McCann, 17.

The consultancy firm this week announced plans to reduce its headcount in Ireland by 890, on top of 400 job cuts earlier this year.

Finbar Cafferkey was described by his brother as ‘fair minded, strong willed and unafraid’ in the wake of the ‘chilling’ statement.

The prohibition on no-fault termination of tenancies is due to expire at the end of March.

Government bows to pressure from advocacy groups over fears of risk to victims and potential for financial hardship

Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe recused himself from some of his duties on Sunday pending further analysis of the matter

It is reported the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment has not yet received a collective redundancy notice from Twitter over its decision to axe hundreds of employees in Dublin

Parts of the legislation on working from home are getting strengthened in favour of employees

Micheál Martin said there is a "clear groundswell" of in Fianna Fáil to retain the pension age