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The Minister says he still has a job to do in his current post.
The embattled Health Minister is expected to be moved out of his portfolio in the imminent Cabinet reshuffle.
Wild rumours and intense speculation as Enda Kenny and Joan Burton prepare to shuffle their pack.
The shake-up is expected within the next week. But with new ministers being appointed, do you think things will change?
The Communications Minister said the cabinet should have a mix of young people and experience.
Reilly insisted today he will be happy to serve wherever the Taoiseach asks him to.
The Transport Minister has been talking about the upcoming reshuffle, the Rugby World Cup and why he prefers Frances Fitzgerald to Alan Shatter.
*No, we’re not talking about being the next Minister for Health.
His name’s being linked with the role, as speculation continues ahead of the Cabinet reshuffle. But what does the Transport Minister think?
With late call-ups to the senior squad, Stuart McCloskey, Ricky Lutton and Billy Holland are packing their bags for Romania.
Gilmore says a reshuffle of the Cabinet is something that will most likely be discussed later this year.
With the Minister for Justice having faced two motions of no confidence already, is it time for a cabinet reshuffle?
He’s joining Bernard O’Shea and Jennifer Maguire in Hector’s old slot.
Everyone’s talking about tonight’s big storm, the St Vincent’s salary revelations and Alan Shatter’s Santa message…
The Transport Minister has said he would “love to stay where I am” but did said he would be “willing to serve anywhere the Taoiseach wants me”.
The Taoiseach is keen to give talent a chance next year with some “movement” planned.
Enda Kenny gave a wide-ranging interview to RTÉ’s Morning Ireland this morning. Here’s what he said.
The Labour leader has not ruled out moving to a domestic post in the lifetime of the coalition, but has rejected the suggestion he needs to spend more time in the country in order to address problems within the party.
Jeremy Hunt was the surprised appointment to the Ministry of Health as David Cameron conducted his first reshuffle since taking office over two years ago
The former deputy leader of the party had resigned in February but is now back on the party’s front bench.
Mark Boyle, an Irishman in Japan, says his home country and his adopted one have polar attitudes to government – and neither have been served well by their approach…
The full-back has a shoulder injury so his position has gone to Johne Murphy.
The move comes following a blast that killed 13 people and caused an economic and energy crisis by also knocking out the country’s main power station.
Enda Kenny’s new coalition government formally takes power, after he is appointed Taoiseach by 117 votes to 27.
Fianna Fáil backbenchers aren’t happy about how the cabinet crisis was managed – and the knives could still be out.
The full text of Brian Cowen’s full statement to the Dáil, announcing his restructured cabinet and the date of the election.
Six familiar Fianna Fail faces double up on jobs left behind by their resigning colleagues.
The government could be on the verge of collapse – but do you want new ministers to keep the country ticking over first?
Batt O’Keeffe joins Mary Harney, Noel Dempsy, Dermot Ahern and Tony Killeen in announcing his departure from the cabinet.
The opposition parties say the latest developments around the cabinet table are a sign an election should be called.