Newton Emerson: Corbyn a bigger threat to the union than Brexit

Conservative Party looks set for civil war clearing a path to Downing Street for the Labour leader

Mind the gap: godfather of inequality’s message to Irish policy-makers

Sir Anthony Atkinson says what must be done to narrow gap between rich and poor

Scale of victory can help Tories secure deal to keep UK in EU

Many Irish politcians wanted Labour win but Cameron’s majority may have a silver-lining

Ireland’s tax exiles now number over 3,000

Revenue figures show that just 13 people paid domicile levy of €200,000 in 2013

Labour win in UK may spark flight of wealthy to Ireland

Leader Ed Miliband pledges to end ‘non-domicile’ tax regime

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil coalition is the most likely outcome of the next election

Fine Gael strategy is to warn of instability and step up attacks on Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin

Knives being sharpened for Alasdair McDonnell - but they won’t be unsheathed just yet

SDLP leader will need to draw on all his combative resources

Cameron and Tories look to voters

British go all French over Pfizer bid

Pursuit of AstraZeneca by US group brings out the interventionist streak in UK government

Think-ins but no ease-ins to new Dáil term

Main political parties focus on Budget and Seanad referendum

Silly season does not open until first leadership speculation story

Chatter about Boris Johnson and Tories not repeated in Ireland, writes Harry McGee

Nothing striking in union funding of political parties

Challenging trade unions’ influence is grotesque when you consider the power of corporate donors