Gangland crime and coalition red lines: Dublin Bay North candidates debate in Coolock
Fine Gael candidate Catherine Noone didn’t attend the debate.
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Fine Gael candidate Catherine Noone didn’t attend the debate.
She was selected to run alongside Education Minister Bruton.
Tommy Broughan told the Minister for Justice that it has been “hugely distressing” for people in his constituency.
Terence Flanagan left Fine Gael for Renua but lost his Dáil seat.
Last month Aodhán Ó Ríordáin said he wasn’t going to “kick around the Seanad’ if he lost his Dáil seat. Now he’s changed his mind.
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, Kevin Humphreys and Ged Nash are all seeking a Leinster House comeback.
It was jubilation for three candidates, and total desolation for Labour’s Aodhán Ó Riordáin.
As rules stand now, it looks like Labour will lose its speaking rights in the chamber.
TheJournal.ie joined Aodhán Ó Riordáin pounding the pavements of Dublin Bay North.
Posters urging people to Vote No 1 for Terence Flanagan are appearing a little early in Dublin Bay North.
Analysis: We’ve picked out the bellwether constituencies that will tell us a lot about the outcome of Election 2016.
In the first of our election debates, Finian McGrath and Mattie McGrath debated whether it’s better to be Independent Alliance or just independent.
Stephanie Regan said the posters were an alternative to cards.
Sitting TD Finian McGrath and Fine Gael candidate Stephanie Regan are at loggerheads.
The seawall on the James Larkin Road has planning permission, but locals feel they weren’t made aware of the details.
“It’s small beer, but it does happen. There’s no point in making a row about it.”
As is a former Labour councillor who is very critical of his old party.
Seán Haughey talked Deirdre Heney, his election hopes and his political obsession today.
The decision to add Seán Haughey to the Fianna Fáil ticket in Dublin Bay North has angered his running mate.
A female audience member claimed to have been threatened for applauding a government minister.
She has said the success of the Adoption Bill has been the instigator for her participation.
The son of the former taoiseach is considering his options after failing to win the Fianna Fáil nomination in Dublin Bay North last week.
The vote was between Heney and Séan Haughey, the son of Charles Haughey.
The son of the late former taoiseach is the favourite to take the Fianna Fáil nomination in Dublin Bay North.
The senator has launched another attack on her former party.
Martin Mansergh and John Curran, please step forward.
The Senator described Micheál Martin as “a leader without any followers” and said the party is “simply not fit for government”.
Analysis: Directives from Fine Gael headquarters are angering ordinary members.
Labour TD Seán Kenny is asking the National Newspapers of Ireland (NNI) to appear before an Oireachtas committee to explain its stance on linking.
Ministers have agreed to table new laws enforcing cuts to the size of the Dáil, in line with independent recommendations.
The report of the Constituency Commission cuts the number of TDs, with significant boundary reforms.