Former Fine Gael TD Michael Joe Cosgrave dies
Politician remembered as ‘iconic figure on Northside of Dublin’
Politician remembered as ‘iconic figure on Northside of Dublin’
Mr Bruton was addressing a Cambridge seminar on the future of the island of Ireland
President said title of service marking partition was not a ‘neutral statement politically’
Experts conclude that President did not need to consult Government over Armagh event
Diarmaid Ferriter says decision was ‘rock and a hard place stuff’
State still generating highest volume of waste per person in EU, notes report for Oireachtas
Fine Gael defends plan at Cork meeting as activists challenge Ministers on policies
INTO warns that other schools in the capital may follow suit due to lack of substitute cover
Christian Brothers is selling 7.5 acres of school pitches at Deansgrange school
Ceann Comhairle pays tribute to Redmond’s service to Irish parliamentary democracy
‘It will last for centuries and be as meaningful in 500 years time as when it was built’
Huge change in values has taken place since abortion referendum, says Mary O’Rourke
Reforms aim to recognise pupils’ achievements outside traditional exams
Minister for Finance warned there are now ‘more special needs assistants than gardaí’
Waiting lists to be phased out within three to five years as part of admission reforms
Multidenominational education body claims deal benefits Community National Schools
Controversy over access is an issue in schools without enough places to meet demand
Former taoiseach says EU membership enhances ability of countries to influence issues
‘Easter Sunday is the most important day of the Christian year’
Some 40 Irish companies are involved in trade mission to China along with Minister
Enda Kenny responds to Mary Lou McDonald’s listing of allegations against ex-ministers
Names in dossier of former politicians read out in Dáil
Sinn Féin president accuses IPP leader of sending thousands of Irish men to their deaths
John Bruton calls on Government to mark 100th anniversary of Home Rule
Former Taoiseach says only 30 per cent of Ireland’s debt is from bank bailout
There must be room for a more coherent consideration of relevant human rights issues in the State’s relationship with the Gulf
Party unveils campaign ahead of October 4th referendum
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