Des O’Malley claims RTÉ ‘obsessed with spin’ that Lynch involved in arms plot
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Caveat: Prompt action in emergencies contrasts with sloth in dealing with chronic problems
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Long hours, low pay, stresses and strains of local politics exercise the public mind
Dunnes Stores seeks to buy pizza chain
Firm makes bid for Base Wood Fired Pizza as part of effort to become more ‘foodie’
Dublin Bus plans driving headlong into local election issue traffic
BusConnects reforms would create 230km of bus lanes along 16 traffic corridors
‘Rugby is all I’d been doing for more than 10 years’
Retirement from the professional game a difficult transition for even the biggest names
Brian O’Driscoll reflects on life after being ‘Drico’
After the game is over... ‘with every year that goes, you become less relevant. That is life’
Brilliant Belvedere too savvy and too good for Roscrea
Last year’s losing finalists go one better at the RDS and lift Leinster Schools Senior Cup
New breed of investors puts the buzz back into the Dublin pub scene
Growth in tourism and economic recovery spurring investment in city centre venues
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Gordon D’Arcy: Six Nations a step too far for young guns
We will all be trying to read Joe Schmidt’s mind and all of us will probably get it wrong
Dáil a ‘puny parliament’, say four prominent political scientists
Academics’ campaign seeks to identify where political reform can be implemented quickly
Opinion: Minor reforms of Dáil could make major difference
None of changes require constitutional change and they could be delivered quickly
Kevin McLaughlin interview: ‘I just didn’t want to accept it’
Ireland flanker ignored his concussion symptoms until that was no longer possible
Leinster’s record with Wayne Barnes in charge since 2009
The referee has played a significant role in some of the province’s big European games
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Joe Schmidt has every confidence in Keatley
Ireland coach explains rationale for picking Munster outhalf this weekend
Fine Gael and Labour TDs have worst activity rates in Dáil Éireann
‘Irish Times’ study finds FG’s Séan Conlan spoke in just 14 Dáil debates in 2014
Schools Rugby: Belvedere have total recall of 2005 triumph over Blackrock
Unlikely victory after out smarting and out muscling Dublin rivals ended 33-year drought
Chris Henry recovering after undergoing heart procedure
Ulster flanker had a temporary blockage of a small blood vessel in his brain
Always at the centre as Leinster became more fluent in their French lessons
Brian O’Driscoll has been a major player in his province’s evolution on French soil
Ireland calls once again for returning Luke Fitzgerald
The 26-year-old knows far too much about rehab but he’s only looking ahead
Ian Keatley slowly emerging from the shadow of a legend
Munster outhalf knows he has a hard act to follow in Ronan O’Gara
Developing the next generation key for the IRFU
Bringing through players for the national team is key to IRFU strategy according to the union’s director of rugby
UCC debate told Senators can bring better focus to national issues than TDs
Proponent of Seanad abolition argues that Dáil Eireann reflects a diversity of voices
Leinster to sign Lote Tuqiri on short-term deal
Irish province to agree three-month deal for former Wallaby and Kangaroo international
LRC chief defends move to chair an anti-Seanad group
Kieran Mulvey says his involvement will not compromise his professional duties
Group launches campaign in favour of Seanad abolition
One House chaired by chief executive of the Labour Relations Commission
Madigan signs new contract with Leinster
The 24 year old outhalf will remain with the province until the end of the 2015-2016 season
Time to pull on the green jersey as Irish rugby faces a challenging 12 months
Future of professional game’s health depends on national team being successful
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