European elections loom in much-changed landscape

Europe Letter: Fianna Fáil likely to be big winners in European poll in May

Judge moves to progress hearing of Turkish workers’ €40m claim

Nearly 500 Gama workers seek compensation for breach of contract and breach of duty

Gama Construction workers’ case back before High Court

Dispute concerns alleged underpayment of €40m to Turkish building workers

Making Leo cool is a disastrous mistake

Breda O'Brien: Varadkar was known as blunt and capable. His handlers think that is so last century

Fintan O'Toole: Questioning Nóirín O’Sullivan is like playing handball against a haystack

Ex-Garda chief shed no light on strategy of impugning McCabe’s motives at tribunal

New €250m fund aims to take equity stakes in Irish SMEs

State, AIB and Bank of Ireland among key backers of Business Growth Fund initiative

Joe Higgins: Inquiry into Garda handling of Jobstown case needed

Bulk of media was partisan and hostile, while some Garda evidence was surreal

Far left’s high profile contrasts sharply with modest electoral reach

Factionalism has long relegated fractious hard left to margins of Irish politics

Jobstown protesters were angry after years of austerity

Protest saw a community making its point in the only way it could

‘Irish Times’ Letters from Leo: Varadkar gets it off his chest

From bin charges to Israeli policy: A selection of many missives from the new FG leader

Managing the dream of success in women’s GAA

Michael Ryan, Joe Higgins and John O’Leary reflect on their own managerial experience

Afghan refugee can finally say ‘Now I am Irish’ 10 years after key protest

Kabir Chakari fled home country after rocket attack left him blind and alone

Noel Dempsey: Safe drinking water requires a national utility

Principle of investment to ensure a first- class infrastructure should not be abandoned

Cork’s Mick Barry completes Long March to Dáil

AAA/People Before Profit TD spent almost 25 years campaigning for Cork issues

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

Ministers face struggle to hold on to Dáil seats

Minister for Transport fighting to retain seat in Dublin Central, which is now three-seater

Abolition of Irish Water would cost €271m, claim AAA-PBP

Socialist Party claims outlay would include expense of repaying those who paid charge

Election 2016 campaign off to shaky start all-round

Inside Politics: New poll comes at bad time for Coalition as countdown to vote begins

Miriam Lord: Breathless Enda is gone in 60 seconds

Opposition leaders knocked for six by the wash churning in Kenny’s wake

Plenty of parking as Enda goes boldly into fiscal space

Miriam Lord: ‘Don’t make unnecessary promises,’ Teresa Mannion could shout as election looms

Kenny coy about timing of general election announcement

Taoiseach intends to visit President on Wednesday to seek dissolution of current Dáil

Burning bondholders ‘could have saved the State €9bn’

NTMA advised Government of possible savings in March 2011

Susan O’Keeffe: Banking inquiry is part of our growing up as a nation

This is what accountability looks like. It’s incredibly slow and not very pretty but digging for the truth is the murkiest job in the world

Banking inquiry report a ‘disservice to the Irish people’

Pearse Doherty declines to sign off on final report, calling it ‘incoherent and dysfunctional’

Banking inquiry: anticlimax as questions go unanswered

Report managed to land some blows but lacked killer punch

FF coalition served bankers at cost of ordinary people - Higgins

Socialist TD publishes minority report based on public hearings of banking inquiry

Banking inquiry to report after taking heavy toll on members

Committee invested hundreds of hours to hear of events leading to Irish economic crash

Flawed design leaves banking inquiry unable to deliver

Report expected to criticise Central Bank, regulator, ECB and the government

Banking inquiry report will not give view on operation of Nama

Tomorrow’s final report highly critical of Central Bank, ECB and FF-led government

‘Solvency of banks’ reference removed from government statement

Inquiry finds press release after bank guarantee was altered

‘Serious irregularities’ in assembling of site, TD alleges

Higgins calls for inquiry into involvement of public bodies in Wexford development

Up to 70 to be given access to Oireachtas banking inquiry report

Brian Cowen and Bertie Ahern among those to be given 14 days to submit responses

Anglo default was ‘not inevitable’, report to say

Final report set to conclude that Central Bank had contingency plan to avoid default

Finalised bank report calls for action against ECB

Committee 'unhappy' with final document after spending weekend amending 450-page document

Calls for Oireachtas inquiries Act to be radically amended

Marc MacSharry and Joe Higgins say no future inquiry should be conducted under current legislation

Banking inquiry may request legal safeguards

FF Senator wants emergency legislation prepared if investigation collapses

Banking inquiry report contents not yet agreed

Committee has yet to agree findings, conclusions or the executive summary

Committee tensions grow as banking inquiry deadline nears

Members due to meet again today as Thursday deadline approaches

Banking inquiry was too tall an order from the start

It was set up too late in the Government’s term to complete the huge workload

Banking inquiry report to be shorter than planned

Banking committee will halve report’s length to meet January 20th deadline

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