Miriam Lord: FG’s rural TDs take on party’s city slickers
The country crew were not about to let the Dubs bag all the top parliamentary party jobs
Declaration that PAC acted unlawfully would have ‘chilling’ effect
Dáil committee tells Supreme Court it accepts ‘significant’ findings on Angela Kerins case
Labour Party waking up to a nightmare
Seeds of Labour’s meltdown were sown in late 2011 when the budget was announced
Differing fortunes for Government parties as vote fragments in Dublin
FG now largest party in capital, while Labour has gone from 18 seats to just two or three
Dublin Mid-West results: Gino Kenny and John Curran elected on last count
AAA-PBP and Fianna Fáil candidates join Eoin Ó Broin and Frances Fitzgerald
Miriam Lord: Taoiseach drops hints as Dáil’s end nears
‘The telescope is beginning to shorten,’ Enda Kenny tells House
Action not words needed to save Irish, say native speakers
Gaeltacht Parents group says research paints dismal picture of native language’s future
Cloiseann Coiste Oireachtais go bhfuil an Ghaeilge sna Gaeltachtaí i mbaol mar theanga dhúchasach
‘Níl a thuilleadh cainte ag teastáil. Tá an taighde déanta,’ a duirt sí
Irish language groups launch investment plan
Conradh na Gaeilge claims 1,100 new jobs in Gaeltacht could be created through scheme
Labour ready for combat regardless of election timing
Analysis: Senior party sources don’t believe Kenny will go to the polls before Christmas
Robert Dowds decides not to contest general election
Dublin Mid-West TD says Labour is not going to be able to retain two seats in constituency
Cleric says some Imams in Ireland hold extremist views
Islamic State campaign of war and terror causing Irish backlash
Ireland becomes first country to approve same-sex marriage by popular vote
Yes vote confirmed at 62% against 38% for No side with a turnout of more than 60%
Presidential age vote defeated by three to one margin
Kenny says this referendum ‘sidelined’ because attention was on same-sex marriage
Dublin: Large Yes vote recorded in the capital
‘Something very, very big happened ...There was a big mobilisation of the electorate’
Dáil sketch: Fianna Fáil and Government challenge Sinn Fein on rape allegations
Mary Lou McDonald under pressure in bitter and heated exchanges
Miriam Lord: Sinn Féin plays victim as McGahon row rages on
Adams hurt at notion his party alone is taking the rap for turning blind eye to abuse
Council to respect Guerin family wishes over bridge name
Veronica Guerin’s family objected to naming of Newlands Cross flyover in her honour
Guerin’s family ask for flyover naming idea to be dropped
Jimmy Guerin says making ‘political football’ out of name would be ‘inappropriate’
Burton told colleagues FG will not accept further abortion measures
Tánaiste says party made clear there would be no further legislation on matter
Bruton to meet official alleging tax evasion by politicians
Enda Kenny says witness statement by senior civil servant was sent to the Garda
TD wants disclosure on tax allegations
Robert Dowds says public need to know if private banking arrangement existed
Dáil Sketch: Mary Lou conspicuous by her absence
The Sinn Féin women are in the firing line as controversy surrounding Maíria Cahill’s claims rages
Penalty point weaknesses ‘systemic’
Up to 20 per cent of fines not being collected, Dáil watchdog finds
Government TDs warn of rebellion over property tax
Dublin deputies say capital must not be “ripped off”
Dublin TDs warn against property tax ‘discrimination’
Humphreys says he and other TDs had already raised the issue with Howlin
PAC chairman defends call for resignation of health bosses
John McGuinness says he was ‘acting in best interests of taxpayer’, not publicity seeking
Kerins threatens legal action against PAC
Committee has serious issues to address, says former Rehab chief’s solicitor
Three Labour candidates for deputy leadership
Sherlock and McCarthy join Kelly in bid for second-in-command position
FG backbenchers call on Flannery to attend PAC meeting
Some PAC members asked not turn it into a ‘witch-hunt or circus’
Labour expected to back moves for new Garda authority
Letter by Labour Party TDs and Senators calling for new oversight arrangements for Garda is understood to have backing of party leadership
Strong support for Shatter among Fine Gael and Labour backbenchers
TDs want Minister to resolve any confusionsurrounding whistleblower controversies soon
Shane Ross accused of having ‘insatiable thirst for publicity’
Majority of PAC members oppose release Garda whistleblower transcript
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