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Micheál Martin stands over his criticism of Michael Lowry when the Moriarty tribunal’s report was published in 2011, and said what was revealed by the tribunal was ‘shocking’
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Micheál Martin stands over his criticism of Michael Lowry when the Moriarty tribunal’s report was published in 2011, and said what was revealed by the tribunal was ‘shocking’
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Verona Murphy said that there is precedent for any non-party member who is not a minister or minister of State, and has agreed to support government to get speaking time
The bulk of the six-week negotiations happened between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, but the Regional Independent Group played a vital role in forming the new government
Fianna Fáil leader has seven Cabinet jobs and the chief whip’s post to give out but he has about a dozen realistic contenders so many are going to be disappointed
The Healy-Rae brothers refer to working in government, even if Danny wants to be able to bark questions at that government as if still sitting on the opposition benches
Jewish Representative Council ‘delighted’ Ireland is to adopt framework for stamping out targeting of Jewish people
Fianna Fáil set to have 8 Cabinet seats and 7 will go to Fine Gael with Micheál Martin becoming next Taoiseach
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Fine Gael proposal dropped amid concerns about international instability and economic uncertainty
How can our new government claim to be an international referee of political integrity when it has shamelessly thrown away its moral compass?
Gathering almost every TD with a stake in the status quo in one government will prove to be a mistake
Healy-Raes say they will not be ‘whipped’ when it comes to ‘fundamental issues’ and ‘matters of conscience’
Michael D Higgins said massive scale-up of humanitarian aid is needed now to save lives
VAT to fall from 13.5 per cent to 9 per cent for food, hospitality, hairdressers and entertainment in next budget
Some political issues remain to be ironed out around the structures underpinning a new government and asks from Independent TDs
Department of Enterprise insists the view does not pre-empt outcome of an investigation into dynamic pricing being conducted by the consumer watchdog
Fianna Fáil likely to get Department of Justice, with Dublin TD Jim O’Callaghan among names floated for the ministerial role
Agreement signed between Department of Foreign Affairs and BTYSTE to support science in developing countries, especially Africa
Regional Independent group and two Healy-Rae brothers set to join new government if negotiations are successful
Party’s vision of early Border polls followed by a united Ireland is in stark contrast to the new government’s approach
Group of eight Independent TDs will submit a position paper to the two bigger parties setting out its preconditions for entering government
One of the first tasks of the new government will be how to persuade the incoming Trump administration that Ireland is not a soft touch
Taoiseach says he accepted findings of Moriarty tribunal but that he knows ‘the practicalities of how the Dáil works’
Series of referendums on issues such as housing and water ‘highly unlikely’, negotiators say
Tánaiste visited Apple HQ in Cork day before tech giant told another Minister that ‘slow progress’ on infrastructure in city was ‘hindering’ its growth plans
Micheál Martin said Russian attacks continue ‘to cynically target civilians and civilian infrastructure’
Year ahead promises no shortage of intrigue and challenge for the political classes as they look to digest a new reality brought about by the year of elections
Current indications are that upwards of 940,000 passports will be sought and issued this year
After a year of two lost referendums, a taoiseach’s resignation and huge losses for government partners the Greens, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are returning to power
State funeral scheduled for Jaunary 9th, at which Biden will deliver a eulogy
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