Kildare North results: FG’s Bernard Durkan and FF’s James Lawless take final seats
Durkan elected on sixth count, Lawless deemed elected without reaching quota
Election 2020: Candidates born half a century apart share concerns for future
‘There are radicals and conservatives in all ages, I only regret there aren’t enough radicals’
Election 2020: Kildare North constituency profile
Local election results suggest Green candidate will make life difficult for FF
Principal defends sending letter to parents praising Fianna Fáil
‘In my 25 years, nobody from Fine Gael has ever called to the school or even phoned’
Intel granted planning permission for Leixlip site
An Bord Pleanála gives green light for construction of manufacturing facility
Fine Gael top the poll when it comes to members’ fees
Sipo release accounts showing party took in most money in 2015, followed by Fianna Fáil
Labour representatives oppose Fine Gael-led government
Most councillors, TDs and former TDs contacted oppose entering a coalition
Analysis: Fianna Fáil empire strikes back at Fine Gael
Never have so many got so few predictions right, writes Harry McGee
Alan Kelly tells property developers to lower expectations
Minister says housing should no longer be considered a source of ‘massive profits’
Labour should not enter coalition with ‘less than 15 Dáil seats’
Group of Labour TDs says party needs 'critical mass' after election to re-enter government
Rural campaigners aim to unseat three Cabinet Ministers
Alex White, Alan Kelly, Charlie Flanagan targeted by group over wind farm stance
Parties huff and puff over housing crisis as election bickering begins
Meath FG TD Ray Butler made it local: ‘Fianna Fáil only built nine social houses in Trim’
Paschal Donohoe backs TDs facing Denis O’Brien legal action
Minister for Transport says Dáil privilege a ‘cornerstone of Irish democracy’
HSE says two procurement audits found ‘deficiencies’
Health committee told collusion between suppliers and purchasers ‘difficult’ to detect
Analysis: Investigations to follow hospital procurement claims
Whistleblower concerns over some hospitals first raised with Varadkar last September
Stagg’s view on lone parent’s change shared by Labour figures
Very mixed views in party on Joan Burton’s policy over job activation measure
Heated Dáil row over Stagg’s email on lone parent welfare cuts
Emmet Stagg sent email to constituent criticising the cuts introduced by Burton
Stagg accused of duplicity over lone parents’ allowance
Labour whip’s private views on changes to scheme different from Joan Burton’s
Government criticised over handling of Halawa case
Taoiseach and Minister for Foreign Affairs told of Halawa hunger strike last week
Pressure that led to drinking water review is unlikely to ease
Analysis: Lack of definitive evidence means some will continue to call for change
Aer Lingus sale will be good for job creation, Dáil hears
Sinn Féin claims deal is wrong for Ireland and Labour knows it
Academic, inspiring teacher and defender of Tara
Muireann Ní Bhrolcháin: May 15th, 1955 - April 14th, 2015
Dáil sketch: Fianna Fáil and Government challenge Sinn Fein on rape allegations
Mary Lou McDonald under pressure in bitter and heated exchanges
Miriam Lord: It’s a close shave, but Michael Healy-Rae is no Gerry Adams
Taoiseach snows SF leader under blizzard of detail on Expressway route changes
Clare Daly’s bill may cause breaking of the whip
Analysis: Will the bill calling for abortion in the case of fatal foetal abnormalities expose would-be-rebels?
Mary Lou McDonald accused of damaging reputation of Dáil
Adams says Sinn Féin will consider motion of no confidence against Ceann Comhairle
Dick Spring ‘extremely concerned’ about Labour difficulties
Emmet Stagg latest to declare for Burton in leadership contest
What if local election results were repeated in General Election?
Labour would win just six seats if local results repeated in next General Election
Eamon Gilmore quits as Labour leader
Tánaiste said party had suffered a ‘very bad day’ on Friday and ‘must hear, heed and act’ on the results
Breaking up is so very hard to do
Enda made a quick settlement: Frances got Justice; Charlie got the children
Use of inept language in Oireachtas anything but new
Confirmed tradition of foul, profane and inappropriate terms in Dáil and Seanad
Dáil Sketch: Taoiseach in hot water over monster merger
‘Those in council water departments around the country know where the leaks are buried’
Banking inquiry ‘must not have an impact on cases before the courts’, Dáil told
TDs who did not speak about banking collapse ‘not doing their constituents a service’
Rain and wind can’t beat back the Leopardstown crowds
Late entry lands the main event in storm conditions
End of ‘mass medication’ fluoride in water would save €12m
Anti-fluoride campaign ‘paranoid’ and favours snake oil sellers over science, Labour conference told
Voters who have left Labour can be won back if the economy is seen to improve
Opinion: Ministers and TDs need to be far more vocal in explaining to the public what exactly the Government has been doing
Labour Senators deny failure to vote was a bid to undermine Coalition
Government defeated in Seanad on Private Members’ Bill on upward only rent reviews
Senators complain referendum campaign has been ‘dirty’
Cross-party calls for a No vote during this morning’s order of business in Seanad
Government suffers Seanad defeat in advance of referendum
Four Labour Senators absent for vote to abolish upward only rents
Seanad abolition is no power grab, says Gilmore
Tánaiste signals party dissidents will not face sanction
Abortion will not be revisited during lifetime of Government, says Rabbitte
Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte has said Attorney General’s advice is that fatal foetal abnormalities cannot be dealt with without a referendum
Giddiness fills the air – but not from blue Peter Mathews
Dáil Sketch: the deputy for Dublin South didn’t appear to be taking well his new status as one of the Expelled
Sharp divisions between Coalition parties on dissent over axing of Seanad
Enda Kenny insists party must back campaign but Labour adopts relaxed stance
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