'There's no dressing it up. It was a bad day’ - Varadkar emails FG members
Taoiseach says politics is ‘volatile’ and can change again quickly and ‘in our favour’
Class warfare and shadowy gunmen: How the 2020 election echoes 1932
History repeats election with government in power for decade accused of being out-of-touch
Taoiseach disputes Maria Bailey’s claim about her deselection
TD says she was not told that basis of decision relied on proposal from party leader
Taoiseach says he will listen to vote by FG members in Maria Bailey constituency
Fine Gael’s Dún Laoghaire members set to vote on a motion to change election ticket
Dún Laoghaire Fine Gael to vote on changes to election ticket
Meeting on October 31st seen as putting pressure on local party TD Maria Bailey
Seán Lemass tapes: the split in Sinn Féin and setting up of Fianna Fáil
The old Sinn Féin had collected ‘all sorts of queer cranks’ with ‘people making speeches in favour of vegetarianism and the single tax’
His father’s son: Liam Cosgrave and ‘the boss’
WT Cosgrave and son shared a deep commitment to parliamentary democracy
Leo Varadkar is set to govern as a chief - not a chairman
The Taoiseach is more direct and proactive and less diplomatic than Enda Kenny
Kenny to trigger FG leadership contest after US visit
Taoiseach ‘philosophical’ and intended to step aside in coming months, say sources
Nurses strike moves step closer after talks break down
Union says management needs to radically improve existing proposals
Diarmaid Ferriter: Kenny must justify his lead role on Brexit
There is precedent for Taoiseach taking on foreign affairs challenge but he must bring coherence and planning
Tim Pat Coogan: role of Irish Press in my father’s downfall
Purge of Garda disclosed in State Papers had context in de Valera’s earlier crackdown
Kenny has a chance to leave a legacy of Dáil reform
With Fine Gael lacking an overall majority, the role of the Dáil may change
From the Archives: July 25th, 1923
Shortly after the Civil War the Free State government began regularising some of the activities during the War of Independence, including the Republican Courts, amid hints that some of them had got out of line
Rejection of presidential age referendum shows ageism at heart of Irish society
Young people are, by every measure, a marginalised group in Irish society
Farmers frustrated by beef prices despite talks progress
Farmers have been attempting to secure an increase in prices, which they say have been as much as €350 less per head than in the UK.
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