Fine Gael leader takes a stand firmly on the right, clearing up party’s identity issue
Tánaiste’s pledges on work and rule of law will have pleased many, but now he must deliver
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Tánaiste’s pledges on work and rule of law will have pleased many, but now he must deliver
Fine Gael leader hits centre-right tone in ardfheis call for more gardaí, more prison spaces and zero tolerance for work dodgers
Ireland’s largest-ever security operation to come next week amid European summit
Decline in TV licence revenue by €11m next year elicited little attention
Simon Harris promised a ‘blueprint for a unified island’ but the extent to which Fine Gael’s leadership has been keeping details of a key document under wraps has caused irritation
After 15 years in government, ‘you get comfortable, get institutionalised’
The party seems stuck in a holding pattern, unable to define itself yet unwilling to risk any alternatives
Fine Gael leader Simon Harris says colleague ‘in good spirits’ and medical staff ‘working to get his treatment right’
Former Dublin lord mayor wins byelection to fill seat vacated by party colleague Seán Kyne
Inside Politics: Jim O’Callaghan’s chastening week and what the Democrats’ US midterms victory mean for Ireland
Hundreds of amendments could be tabled to plan to end need for UN approval of military missions, TDs say
We shouldn’t ask if Patrick O’Donovan is right for his job but if the job is right for him
Opposition vote is split between independent candidates Maeve O’Rourke and Caitlín Ní Bhroin
Grassroots motion calling for party to affirm its centre-right credentials rejected as Democrats’ US midterm victory creates fresh questions for Ireland
No other political party communicates so much while saying so little, or has become so disconnected from its faithful
Motion sought to affirm party as centre right in ‘European Christian Democratic tradition’
Ceann Comhairle felt unable to accommodate request from chairman of Liberty Recycling
Inside Politics: Talks with criminal solicitors are due to continue following critical High Court judgment
Commission for Renewal of the party says it needs a clear and shared understanding of why it exists
Government statement also indicated that O’Donovan did not have a veto over the decision
Party TD James Geoghegan proposes citizens’ assembly on technology’s trade-offs
Ó Snodaigh, who is not under investigation himself, is the chairman of the charity that is the subject of a Garda money-laundering inquiry
Late Fianna Fáil TD and minister made memorable visit to Carndonagh in the 1990s
The Fine Gael minister will remain at Cabinet, but colleague Peter Burke will assume his responsibilities
The planis of a piece with the Taoiseach’s well-advertised antipathy to premature action
Next weekend’s ardfheis has become party leader’s most important test since general election
Charity is under Garda investigation for alleged money laundering
Controversy between Simon Harris and Patrick O’Donovan was a badly handled storm in a teacup
Tánaiste has had his say and the shutters have been pulled down, leaving big questions unanswered
Tánaiste refuses to be drawn on details of phone call to Minister for Communications
Micheál Martin lays out how he believes the unity agenda could be advanced, something he has been reluctant to do in the past
Woman pronounced dead at scene following fire believed to involve fabric items
Political failure around protests is a result of the left being unable to take Irish economic dysfunction and turn it into a larger project of reform
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