Magazine Editor Nadine O’Regan shares the stories she found interesting this week
Eamon Ryan
Hugs between old allies in Government Buildings but friction is building in another Blueshirt bastion
Eamon Ryan’s replacement as Green leader - to be named on July 8th - is expected to assert themselves but there’s little time to make an impact before the next electoral contest
The ebbing of the green wave is not unique to Ireland. It happened throughout Europe in this month’s elections
Senator and Minister are expected to be only two candidates to compete for Eamon Ryan’s former position
Green Party's departing leader talks about corrosive social media abuse, his political legacy, and how the State is failing people with special needs
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: Dublin City Council move shows impact of local elections
Those who have crafted this narrative will be louder than most when they’re next looking for Noah’s Ark to rescue them and decrying insufficient support
We need to stop talking about climate obligations and look at the opportunities
Radio: As one of Ireland’s most experienced interviewers, Pat Kenny is forensic in his questioning. But not, seemingly, with Michael O’Leary this week
Minister for Children has slight advantage as race begins to succeed Eamon Ryan
Roderic O’Gorman cites his accomplishments as Minister for Children, while Pippa Hackett says party needs ‘non-Dublin leader’
Nerve-jangling continues amid much-changed Dáil but sense of pre-prepped choreography to some of the political dance
Winner to face challenge of rebounding from the party’s poor results in the local and European elections
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