Fine Gael

He badly mishandled the abortion referendum in 1983 and failed to oversee the legalisation of divorce in 1986, but what he always had was a vision

Jim O’Callaghan tells Dáil International Protection Bill will be amended following comments by TDs

Couple and children with special needs face living in hostel due to impending ‘no fault’ eviction, Dáil told

Birds’ noisy pecking is weaking wooden poles carrying electricity lines, says ESB

International Protection Bill ‘a profound failure of political judgment’, Sinn Féin’s Darren O’Rourke tells Dáil

Party supports provision of humanitarian aid but says proposed loan is ‘primarily for military expenditure’

Minister’s previously indicated choice, ex-Nama chief Brendan McDonagh, withdrew amid controversy over salary

Expensive defence projects not be extended to new developments, says Kevin Boxer Moran

Hildegarde Naughton: farming lobby protests ‘potentially very damaging’ to agri-food sector

Former EU commissioner says she was disappointed but outcome ‘doesn’t cause me sleepless nights. That ship has passed’

Instead of action, Ministers can take refuge in process. But public patience is wearing thin

Most are ascribed to shortfalls in Government planning, policies, action and communications

Public also gives views on triple lock, a visit by Donald Trump and social media regulation

Many high-profile political aides have taken up lucrative post-government careers elsewhere

Calls for fast-tracking of Clontarf Road flood defences in Dublin, due for completion in 2033

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Inside Politics: Busy week sees new opinion poll and the President in Northern Ireland

Fewer than a third of voters think Government is making progress on housing, Irish Times/Ipsos B&A poll finds

Testy exchanges over flooding as Government accused of ‘decade of broken promises’

Bord Bia chair ‘crossed a red line’ by importing meat, SF agriculture spokesman Martin Kenny says

It has been helpful for Ireland, too. But Morgan McSweeney’s reign could be coming to screeching halt

Thankfully, the Irish Bridgerton star is engaged in a psy-op to bring down the sexy empire from within

Forming behind the party is an orderly queue of alternatives, all aware that the electorate is frustrated

Fianna Fáil leader gets overwhelming backing of his party’s voters

Leader Roderic O’Gorman says ‘we are in this to win’ after party’s near-wipeout in general election

Whether the left can see a candidate home will define the race and possibly the future of Irish politics

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Dáil hearings useful in holding sporting bodies’ feet to the fire, but they do not get to the nitty-gritty

Given the anticipated global St Patrick’s Day ministerial airlift, concerns have sprouted on what to do in case of emergency at home

Ex-Fine Gael minister resigned from senior European position in light of Golfgate controversy during pandemic

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Status yellow rain warning to affect counties already deluged by Storm Chandra

Council tells Oireachtas committee if Government wants to boost expenditure to address deficit, revenue should be raised elsewhere

Government considering law that would ban ‘deepfakes’, Niamh Smyth says

The ‘triple lock’ requires UN approval to send Irish troops on peacekeeping missions

Academics, former journalists and long-time loyalists are among the Government’s most trusted advisers and policy wonks

‘I’ve experienced all matters and all forms of discrimination and attack, online and offline’, says Yemi Adenuga

Labour warns if Taoiseach goes to White House, ‘it should be about delivering a message’

Any decision to allow trade deal to come into force provisionally as an interim measure would be controversial

Houses of the Oireachtas Commission set out staffing allocations last summer to reflect new Dáil and Seanad