The Dublin West TD said she had ‘a number of threats about killing me’.

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

Mr Boyd Barrett said that he expected the treatment to be “fairly rough”.

Michael Lowry, who is at the centre of a dispute that divided the Dáil, stuck two fingers up to members of the opposition as proceedings were adjourned amid chaotic scenes.

The Tipperary North TD has been contacted for comment after he was caught apparently giving a V-sign in a video recorded by People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy.

Micheál Martin’s Government has been accused of attempting to ‘force through’ changes to Dail standing orders.

The dispute led to the suspension of the house and a delay in Micheál Martin’s nomination as Taoiseach.

South Dublin County Council has a statutory obligation to enforce minimum standards in private rented accommodation.

Opposition TDs suggested that further protests were possible when the Dáil reconvenes on Wendesday.

A virtual meeting of the Dáil reform committee on Thursday night ended with no resolution.

Some of the Regional Independent TDs involved in negotiating and supporting the Programme for Government have sought to keep their Dáil speaking time

Joseph Cloherty, 42, of no fixed address, appeared at Dublin District Court on a charge under section 5 of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act

Did you make up your mind by looking at party leaders, or were you swayed by a strong social media campaign?

Leaders of the smaller left parties had a chance to debate against the larger parties and amongst themselves when Katie Hannon hosted the first televised leaders’ debate of the election campaign earlier this month.

The Dun Laoirghaire TD was speaking after the final leaders debate, which seen Mary Lou McDonald, Micheál Martin and Simon Harris fail to land a final blow before Friday. 

He urged the public to “vote left and transfer left”, adding that 100 years of the two big parties should end.

A manifesto is the list of pledges parties make to voters, explaining what they would do if elected.

Voters will head to the polls to vote in the general election this Friday.

Labour emerged as the party with the best climate action policies in the assessment commissioned by Friends of the Earth.

The Taoiseach said he hoped voters would not judge him on the basis of a criticised encounter with a disability care worker in Co Cork.

Taoiseach Simon Harris’s party now trails both Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin, an Irish Times/Ipsos B&A survey indicates

Patrick Curtin is a General Election candidate for People Before Profit-Solidarity in Waterford.

Simon Harris and Mary Lou McDonald both faced scrutiny over their handling of recent controversies involving their party colleagues.

In the People Before Profit manifesto, they said they would legalise cannabis and promote not-for-profit cannabis clubs.

Party leader Richard Boyd Barrett said PBP wanted to ‘radically transform the situation in Ireland’.

The Fine Gael leader said the cost of living was the number one issue being raised with him so far during the campaign.

Richard Boyd Barrett said government parties want to drag Ireland into escalating conflicts.

Mary Lou McDonald’s comments come after it was reported that the party’s integration spokesperson, Roscommon-Galway candidate Claire Kerrane, had deleted a social media post in which she called for deportation to be considered for any immigrant who commits a crime.

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has refused to rule out a partnership with Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil in the future

Party leader, Richard Boyd-Barrett, said he thinks people want change.

The coalition has set a housing target of 303,000 homes between 2025 and 2030.

Ireland is to receive €14.1 billion in back taxes and interest from Apple as a result of a landmark ruling in the European Court of Justice earlier this year.

The introduction of 24-hour security patrols along Dublin's Grand Canal is being slammed

The party has set out a General Election manifesto that also calls for a major hike in corporation tax rates.

While Sinn Féin will be sitting down to take stock after disappointing local election results, they continue to lead the way when it comes to social media following

The People Before Profit Dublin South TD has criticised the lack of humanity when discussing migration issues.

Sinn Féin's social media ad spend in 2024 was €44,450, more than Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil, Labour and the Social Democrats combined

Mr Harris has 95,100 TikTok followers and 172,000 Instagram followers

Sinn Féin has more followers than all other Irish parties combined, and is dominant on all platforms, according to new research

The poll was taken after the resounding no vote in the two referendums.

Paul Murphy is seeking to quash the decision taken by the Standard in Public Office Commission (Sipo) not to investigate allegations Taoiseach Leo Varadkar leaked a confidential GP contract

People Before Profit has called on all TDs to boycott St Patrick's Day trips, including the Taoiseach's visit to the White House

The Catholic Primate of Ireland has been criticised over comments he made about Safe Access Zones for women seeking terminations