Man jailed for harassment campaign including threats to rape woman and daughter
James Steele (52) caught with crowbar, rope and duct tape attempting to break into victim’s Cork home
Former TDs and senators fail to return tech equipment
One-third of the IT equipment outstanding issued to ex-senator James Heffernan
Former senator found guilty of assaulting gardaí
James Heffernan, from Co Limerick, denied ‘kung fu kicking a guard’
Ex-senator James Heffernan in court over motoring offences
35-year-old charged with dangerous driving, drink-driving, having no licence or insurance
Brother of Labour chief hopeful Alan Kelly figures in donations
Standards watchdog reveals Declan Kelly gave cash to sibling, politicians and party
Social Democrats offer a 'relatively mainstream alternative'
Party profile: Three sitting deputies likely to be returned but securing more seats remains a challenge
Miriam Lord: Ireland could learn from gay marriage Bill scrum
‘It would have done the Argies proud, the way they ploughed into us,’ says Labour stalwart
Shortall critical of Labour Party reaction to Fennelly report
Social Democrat TD says many upset with party’s ‘failure to speak out when necessary’
Ex-Labour Senator James Heffernan to join Social Democrats
Party to announce a number of candidates at launch in Dublin
Individuals linked to IRA still involved in crime, says Garda
Gardaí believe IRA no longer exists ‘as a body’ but individuals or groups linked to Provisionals are involved in crime such as fuel laundering
Work of forming new party speeds up following leaking of plans
Róisín Shortall, Stephen Donnelly, Catherine Murphy and Katherine Zappone involved
Labour Senator evicted from Leinster House office says he wants to build new party
James Heffernan plans on running as an Independent in the next general election
Senator Ronan Mullen calls abortion Bill an assault on 'dignity' of children
Heated exchanges in Seanad debate on proposed fatal foetal abnormality Bill
Government looks likely to win crucial Seanad vote on Water Services Bill
Government Senators are now in a minority in the 60-seat upper chamber
Seanad sketch: Match-fixing scandal ruins the ‘Beautiful Game’
Fine Gael and Labour leaders show they are quite prepared to win ugly if need be
Outside, the living dead . . . Inside, the dead bored
Fine Gael, Labour, Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin were making a joint appearance. Of sorts. They favour a Yes vote. On the other referendum
Bradford questions allowance for party members
Five Labour Senators defy party whip in chaotic row over committee membership
Government wins Seanad vote on Bill to abolish Upper House
Senator Feargal Quinn’s motion to extend debate on 32nd amendment defeated
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