# politics - Sunday 13 March, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
In the Dáil, the charade of religious worship equals the charade of politics in its need for reform, writes Oliver Moran.
# politics - Monday 7 March, 2016
# GE16
# GE16
There’s no need to panic, this is a political evolution, not a crisis, writes Maura Adshead.
# politics - Wednesday 2 March, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
Republican and Democratic voters went to the polls today in what is known as Super Tuesday.
# politics - Tuesday 1 March, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
I have found it disheartening the way our major political parties have once again belittled their voting public, writes Rob McDonnell.
# politics - Monday 29 February, 2016
Live
Feb 29th 2016, 8:30 PM
# Soundbites
# Soundbites
Lots of politicians had lots to say today as you might imagine, and not all of it was nice.
# politics - Sunday 28 February, 2016
# Fresh Blood
# Fresh Blood
Meet the new kids on the block.
# Opinion
# Opinion
The government’s electoral campaign emphasised the two slogans of “economic recovery” and “stability” failed to convince many voters, writes columnist Julien Mercille.
# politics - Friday 26 February, 2016
# Rock The Vote
# Rock The Vote
Everything you ever wanted to know about voting, but were too afraid to ask…
# politics - Thursday 25 February, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
If you’re looking at the polls to indicate the outcome, you should be careful, writes Tom Louwerse.
# politics - Wednesday 24 February, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
Columnist Julien Mercille gives us his take on the election ahead.
# politics - Monday 22 February, 2016
# Your Say
# Your Say
Yes, we know it’s a bit meta to have a poll on polls…
# politics - Sunday 21 February, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
Lots of people don’t open their doors and many don’t want to talk – but I still love canvassing, writes Donnacha Maguire.
# Your Say
# Your Say
A referendum will be held on 23 June.
# politics - Thursday 18 February, 2016
# My Hometown
# My Hometown
Christina Finn lived and worked as a journalist in the Co Wicklow town when housing and homelessness were big concerns. Are they still?
# politics - Tuesday 16 February, 2016
# Controversy
From The42
# Controversy
The boxer was speaking ahead of May elections in the Philippines.
# Claire For Taoiseach
From The Daily Edge
# Claire For Taoiseach
“Claire Byrne, you sassy queen!”
# politics - Sunday 14 February, 2016
# GRA
# GRA
Oh, you shouldn’t have. No, really.
# Poster Wars
# Poster Wars
The former minister said he believes political opponents are sabotaging his campaign.
# politics - Wednesday 10 February, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
While Sinn Féin’s manifesto pledge was always going to attract close scrutiny, the shootings in the past week have thrust its existence to the top of the news-cycle, writes Dr Alan Greene.
# politics - Monday 8 February, 2016
# Drumcondra Attack
# Drumcondra Attack
The Continuity IRA, which has its roots in a Provisional IRA split in 1986, has claimed responsibility for the attack.
# politics - Sunday 7 February, 2016
# Making Promises
From The Daily Edge
# Making Promises
Listen up, aspiring TDs.
# politics - Thursday 4 February, 2016
# GE16
# GE16
The deadline is next week.
# politics - Monday 1 February, 2016
# politics - Friday 29 January, 2016
# Trump Power
# Trump Power
Trump’s decision to boycott and pick a fight with Fox seemed to be particularly well-timed, allowing him dominate news coverage for days.
# politics - Monday 25 January, 2016
# Break Away
# Break Away
Almost all of Australia’s state and territory leaders have signed up in support of the country becoming a republic.
# politics - Sunday 24 January, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
With no political party likely to get an outright majority and the probability Labour will take a right beating, it makes sense for Enda to join forces with Micheál Martin to form the next Government, writes Paul Allen.
# politics - Monday 18 January, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
How much will negative campaigning feature in this general election and who will be the winners and losers, asks Paul Allen.
# politics - Saturday 16 January, 2016
# politics - Friday 15 January, 2016
# politics - Saturday 9 January, 2016
# Opinion
# Opinion
The question of the election of 2016 will be: “Who will Fine Gael rule with, and how long will it last?”
# politics - Tuesday 29 December, 2015
# Column
# Column
The drone programme has been referred to as a “global assassination campaign” that has murdered over 4,000 people, writes Julien Mercille.
# politics - Saturday 19 December, 2015
# Brolly Reign
From The42
# Brolly Reign
GAA legend has been approached by a number of political parties but has yet to make up his mind.
# politics - Saturday 12 December, 2015
# Column
# Column
There is going to be another recession in the future, but how we prepare for it is up to our politicians, writes Aaron McKenna.
# politics - Tuesday 8 December, 2015
# State Of The Nation
# State Of The Nation
Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in Irish politics right now…
# politics - Monday 7 December, 2015
# Dirty Dealings
# Dirty Dealings
The programme will be broadcast tonight.
# The Mcelvaney Defence
# The Mcelvaney Defence
Hugh McElvaney says HE has in fact caught RTÉ ‘red-handed’.
# politics - Sunday 6 December, 2015
# Column
# Column
To restrict the fundraising ability because some members might theoretically commit public order offences is a disturbing development, writes Donal O’Keeffe.
# politics - Tuesday 1 December, 2015
# Sight
# Sight
Almost 4,000 people have been waiting more than 12 months to even see a consultant.
# politics - Tuesday 17 November, 2015
# Golden Circles
# Golden Circles
The party is looking to Australia for inspiration.
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