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A series of smaller protests will be held this Saturday in areas around the country.
Everything from why Richie Kavanagh was there to how the party will arrange for an independent watchdog to keep them in line.
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has made his keynote speech at his party’s Ard Fheis.
The Irish Independent says this places his salary at €117,258.
At the Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis, Micheál Martin says there has been an attempt to frame the election around polls.
A new website links voters with candidates who have similar views.
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Sinn Féin have also fared well in the latest opinion poll.
Combined support for the government parties is almost at 40%
Fine Gael deputy John Perry says Taoiseach Enda Kenny told him he could defend his seat.
Sinn Féin are erecting billboards across the country from today.
The Taoiseach, needless to say, had little trouble getting his name on the ticket for the Mayo constituency.
“It’s small beer, but it does happen. There’s no point in making a row about it.”
The party says the the public have choices.
The former minister has been controversially added in Dún Laoghaire
A new poll shows that six out of 10 people don’t believe the Fianna Fáil leader.
Shane’s older brother Finbarr is running for Renua.
The new political party has recruited an independent councillor to its ranks.
Willie O’Dea isn’t keen on the idea of coalition with Fine Gael.
“The report today is two parts fiction from the media and one part wishful thinking by Fianna Fáil,” said one TD.
It’s looking likely that Independents will play a considerable role in the next Government.
The mortgage debt advocate has slammed the planned mortgage-to-rent scheme.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny lashed out at the party yesterday.
The Tánaiste has said that a General Election won’t be taking place next year.
Enda Kenny plans for the Coalition to stay in Government until April 2016.
The Fianna Fáil leader has also firmly ruled out going into coalition with Fine Gael.
He has also said that the bank guarantee “wasn’t a terrible policy”.
The former Minister said there’s still hope for her party.
Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore made the accusation today during Leaders’ Questions in response to a question on budget cuts.