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Under Fianna Fáil’s proposals, backbenchers from bigger parties would have more time.
The Ryanair boss has a view on the current political deadlock.
14 months on from the Jobstown protest, can Labour hang on to a seat? Dublin South-West is looking impossible to call – as we discovered in a night on the doorsteps…
Robbie Brady could be an excellent festive investment for your New Year Fantasy Football squad.
It follows a poll at the weekend that put Enda and co at their highest level of support since 2012.
Good news for Enda, Leo and co in the latest political opinion poll.
*And disregarding injuries and player unavailability.
Darren Randolph, Damien Delaney and Shane Long are among those to make the cut.
One Fianna Fáil councillor believes so, as the British papers are being released ahead of Irish papers.
The Cork man won widespread praise for his handling of the 2001 crisis.
Whether it’s outside your office window or inside the Dáil chamber, it appears there’s no escaping the issue of water today
The ‘land swap’ deal is opposed by Fianna Fáil, Sinn Féin, the Greens and People Before Profit.
The McNulty omnishambles just wouldn’t go away, Big Phil’s Big Grilling failed to materialise, and a Tory minister landed himself in hot water – over a poem.
It’s closing time in Ratheniska — but 82,000 people have been wandering the fields and checking out the sights since early this morning.
An early General Election or lengthy court proceedings could scupper the work of the inquiry entirely, Fianna Fáil’s Michael McGrath is warning.
Micheál Martin’s been pressed on potential coalition partners again this afternoon.
The quarterly water charge set to hit households from January will effectively “suck” money out of the system, economist Tom McDonnell says.
Gender quotas are coming in at the next General Election. What will that mean for parties? FF are looking at the detail…
Micheál Martin’s also said he doesn’t agree with Mary Hanafin’s point-of-view – that Ireland isn’t ready to vote his party back into power…
There’s likely to be three non-Government front-runners in Roscommon-South Leitrim, all of whom will be battling for transfers from FG’s Maura Hopkins.
A book of condolences will also be opened at the Oak Room. A State Funeral is being arranged for Monday.
Reynolds’ government presided over the fist steps towards ending discrimination against the gay and lesbian community.
Nobody particularly covered themselves in glory during Leaders’ Questions today….
The five largest groups on the council would share the position for a year each under a ‘rotating chains’ deal, with the independents likely to take the first turn.
It’s been a long process but we’re nearly there!
Liadh Ni Ríada joins perennial poll-topper Brian Crowley in Europe.
The PAC Chairman said he would consider challenging Micheál Martin’s leadership if action’s not taken to address Fianna Fáil’s direction.
Two days out from polling day, here’s how the electoral landscape’s looking….
Politicians will be blitzing the country this week. But after a raft of polls in the last few days, certain patterns are becoming clear….
Three national papers are running new opinion polls this morning. None of them contain good news for Labour.
It follows a poll which shows an expected drop of seven per cent in support for Fine Gael in Friday’s local elections, compared to the last ballot five years ago.
“The portrayal on Saturday was ‘here’s a former minister muscling in’. Quite genuinely, I wasn’t.”
Liadh Ní Riada says she’s determined to work within the structures of the EU to help Ireland access further funds for job creation.
Averil Power of Fianna Fáil was aiming to organise an ‘all party’ video message on the issue of LGBT rights and St. Patrick’s Day…
There’s been a raft of media reports detailing the former CRC chief’s links with the party since the start of the payments controversy.
The Meath deputy was expelled last summer after he voted against the party on the Protection of Life during Pregnancy Bill.
More than half of those questioned said they approved of the Government’s actions in leading the country out of the EU/IMF bailout.