The far-left is talking about a revolution but the way is unclear

Solidarity has seen a spike in interest after Jobstown but competition on the left is fierce

Confessions, defiance and Labour-bashing as the left comes together

Eamon Dunphy and Paul Murphy call for united left in wake of Jobstown trial

Jobstown trial: Garda says he was hit in head with can

Judge Melanie Greally says everyone ‘happy to proceed with 11 jurors’

Jobstown trial: ex-Burton adviser regrets ‘f***king dregs’ phrase

Karen O’Connell rejects suggestion video clips are at odds with her evidence

Joan Burton denies trying to portray Jobstown protesters as ‘rabble’

Former tánaiste told name-calling ‘should be water off a duck’s back’

Noel Whelan: Clare Daly using Dáil privilege in own interest

TDs such as Daly and Paul Murphy have same access to redress as all other citizens

Independent Alliance seeks budget package for pensioners

Shane Ross leads efforts on concessions to demonstrate influence in Government

Jobstown trial: prosecution of schoolboy a ‘recipe for totalitarianism’

Teenager charged with false imprisonment of Joan Burton and Karen O’Connell

Boy said he was sorry for stress he caused Joan Burton

‘Joany in your ivory tower – this is called people power’

Joan Burton expected to step down as Labour leader

Deputy leader Alan Kelly and Sean Sherlock are expected to contest the leadership

TDs distracted by absent Independents during debate on taoiseach

Fine Gael leader becomes first to lead his party into second administration: 59 to 49

Guillotine-happy Robespierre invoked in debate on taoiseach

TDs distracted by absence of Independent Alliance as group and party leaders speak

100 years on, Richmond Barracks becomes permanent reminder of Rising

Courts martial of rebels took place at Inchicore site

Brexit: Flanagan appears to contradict Villiers over Border

Taoiseach says Ireland must be ‘realistic’ concerning bilateral negotiations with UK

Labour should address leadership issue now, says former TD

Ciaran Lynch says party can now tackle leadership issue in line with its constitution

State to take over Irish Water in Fine Gael-Fianna Fáil deal

Pact on water utility should allow minority government to be put in place next week

Labour decides not to re-enter government with Fine Gael

Party’s seven TDs to stick by original post-election decision to go into opposition

Joan Burton tells Labour to prepare for second election

Fine Gael-Fianna Fáil government talks remain deadlocked over future of Irish Water

Joan Burton signals Labour should not re-enter government

Tánaiste says other parties got mandate to govern but Labour should consider its role

Labour members set to reject Fine Gael alliance

Burton and Howlin sceptical on prospect of coalition, with grassroots ‘very, very, cool’

Louise Ní Fhiannachta receives ‘Woman to Watch’ award

‘Irish Times’ Women’s Podcast awards director of TG4’s ‘Eipic’ at Women in Media conference

Labour entering government with FG would be nightmare, says SF

Senior party figures to seek members’ consensus to realign with Fine Gael and Greens

Women in media leadership roles face ‘immense’ challenges

Conor Brady describes issues of funding models’ demise at Ballybunion conference

Fine Gael minority government hinges on Irish Water

Party must come to agreement with Fianna Fáil in order to avert a second election

FF unlikely to support FG government if it includes Labour

Fianna Fáil reluctant to back Fine Gael-led minority government with Labour as full member

Micheál Martin in last-ditch move to win support of Independents

Fianna Fáil cancel meeting with Fine Gael to exchange policy papers at last minute

Joan Burton wants to stay on as Labour Party leader

Acting Tánaiste may face party’s deputy leader Alan Kelly in a leadership contest

Enda Kenny loses Dáil vote for Taoiseach – 80 to 51

Micheál Martin also loses vote, 95 to 43, with Ruth Coppinger losing, 108 to 10

Trial date yet to be set over Jobstown water protest

TD Paul Murphy among a group charged with falsely imprisoning Joan Burton

Joan Burton expected to resist calls to stand down

Labour Party leader will meet candidates today to discuss the future of the party

1916 centenary: Remembering the ‘short lives and big dreams’

Former presidents and taoisigh join Kenny, Higgins and host of dignitaries for ceremony

Fine Gael cannot rely on Labour’s support, Joan Burton says

Tánaiste indicates party may not back Enda Kenny in upcoming vote for taoiseach

Dáil holds minute’s silence to mark Donegal and Brussels tragedies

House united in grief and condemnation of terrorist attacks

Paul Murphy trial date over Jobstown protest may be set next month

TD and 8 others face charges of falsely imprisoning Joan Burton during water charges demonstration

Labour’s survival presents it with host of identity issues

Party has fallen a long way from 2011 to just scrape in with speaking rights

Where have all the liberal TDs gone? Turned out of office

Politicians behind popular agendas rewarded with electoral pain . . . rather than gain

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

Joan Burton not resigning despite disappointing results

Labour leader says her party will not be involved in the next government

Dublin West results: Leo Varadkar, Ruth Coppinger, Joan Burton and Jack Chambers elected

Tánaiste does not see Labour re-entering Government and will not be resigning

Election 2016: Turnout ‘uneven’ with many late undecideds

Polling stations closed at 10pm with opinion polls predicting a hung Dáil

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