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Accusations of ‘targeting children’ and ‘encouraging suicide’? Welcome to life as a gay figure in the media, writes BeLonG To founder Michael Barron.
Has Dragons Den investor Sean Gallagher gotten off the mark in his quest to contest the Presidential Election?
Could there be another candidate for Fine Gael’s nomination?
The former PD launches his campaign for Fine Gael’s nomination, but acknowledges there will be difficulty ahead.
(Not) Cardinal Sean Brady recounts one eventful day on the campaign trail as Bridie Keegan pushes to become president.
The Dublin MEP joins Mairead McGuinness – and probably Pat Cox – in seeking the largest party’s official approval.
Senator David Norris attempts to clarify his stance on pederasty and other issues, in light of a reprinted Daily Mail interview.
The two-term former Senator will join Michael D Higgins and Fergus Finlay in seeking Labour’s presidential nomination.
The managing director of Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia says she will seek the nomination of four councils to run in October.
US businessman reacts to Barack Obama’s visit to Ireland and says the US should not promise any financial help to the country.
The former Speaker of the house – and adversary of Bill Clinton – formally declares himself a candidate for the Republican ticket.
Party leader Micheal Martin says Ahern has indicated “no desire” to run.
Downplaying possible negative associations with the Fianna Fáil brand, Micheál Martin said in a statement that “party labels are increasingly less important” in influencing election outcome.
Author, poet and former minister Higgins describes fellow Labour nomination candidate Fergus Finlay as “formidable and able” – but says he’d be a better choice.
An early interview with the newly-retired TD, claiming he was considering a bid for the Presidency, was a genuine item.
The independent senator kicks off his campaign to get on the ticket for the Presidency, acknowledging his task is tough.
Gallup poll shows that Mike Huckabee, Sarah Palin and Mitt Romney are polling too closely for any to be considered a clear leader in the race for the White House.
Fine Gael and Labour will outline their plans for political reform, while Fianna Fáil will unveil its overall election manifesto.
While online campaign appeals for public to ‘Donate Now!’ his bet on himself to win the Aras could yield a cool €1,650
The former Taoiseach admits to a Polish newspaper that there should have been greater banking oversight.
Former Taoiseach John Bruton has no interest in the presidency, while Eamon Dunphy turned down TWO by-election offers.
A new ad for the News of the World leaves you rubbing your eyes: is that Bertie Ahern in a cupboard?!
Fine Gael TD for Dublin South-West publicly backs Labour’s Michael D for presidency.
The broadcaster dismisses the story as the internet is divided over President O’Callaghan. What do you think?