Carer settles €1m tax bill with Revenue
Defaulters list show 35 taxpayers agree to pay total of €6 million in first quarter
Mayo results: FG’s Michael Ring, SF’s Conway-Walsh elected on first count
Green Party’s rising star Saoirse McHugh was knocked out after the fifth count
Election 2020 in Co Mayo: ‘Many people are disillusioned with Fine Gael’
The regulars at Guiry’s Bar in Foxford are tired of the ‘same old’ politics
Election 2020 outtakes: Absent Mary Lou comes out on top
Candidates try to avoid campaigns going up in smoke while country is king in Mayo
Miriam Lord’s Week: Fine Gael troops told to push back against Fianna Fáil swagger
The party needs to stop talking itself into opposition, reckons Simon Harris
Miriam Lord: Thin-skinned Taoiseach’s stand-up gags fall flat
Varadkar makes lame jokes about Oliver Callan as Michael Collins lip syncs to Abba
Maria Walsh hopes to ‘ruffle feathers’ in MEP bid
Former Rose of Tralee launches election campaign as candidate in Co Mayo
Mayo wind farm project takes on shades of Corrib controversy
Protests near the site at Bellacorick highlight concerns about the developers’ approach
Canvassers get cold reception over vote on ‘silly’ blasphemy rule
Uninterested reaction from early morning commuters at train station canvass
TDs alerted to need for tighter security in constituency offices
Gardaí advise politicians on how best to assist staff in wake of rising threat from public
‘No evidence whatsoever’ animals are dying from malnutrition
Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed defends his handling of fodder crisis
TDs can claim expenses for CCTV and alarms at constituency offices
Move follows reports of staff being verbally abused and threats of violence against them
Retailers to have three options in how they display alcohol
Minister says deal with retailers will see alcohol become less visible in shops
UN will challenge Ireland further if abortion law unchanged, Oireachtas told
Anti-abortion professor declines to give evidence to ‘kangaroo court’
Harris accedes to some Fine Gael alcohol legislation objections
Minister prepared to ‘tweak’ contentious Public Health Alcohol Bill being debated by Senators
Anti-abortion witness declines to go to ‘kangaroo court’ committee
US professor is second ‘pro-life’ witness to decide not to give evidence on Eighth Amendment
Enda Kenny rules out standing for the Dáil again
No members of Kenny’s family will seek to succeed him as a TD for Mayo
Fine Gael Senators say alcohol display plans ‘unworkable’
Minister has proposed Bill amendment to ease effect of changes on small, rural retailers
Enda Kenny expected to say he will not stand for re-election
Former taoiseach has been a TD since 1975
Miriam Lord’s Awards: Winners of this year’s political gongs
Dáil movers, shakers, losers and inbetweeners: A selection from the corridors of power
‘I love money and I love spending it’: Ring pledges boost for Mayo
Policies will be ‘rural-proofed’, new Minister tells homecoming celebration in Westport
Hard Border post-Brexit will encourage smugglers, Seanad told
‘Absolutely no doubt’ racketeers and criminals that flourished on Border would return
Miriam Lord’s Week: Garda team cracks the crime of the century
Moving her lips and swinging her hips, Michelle Mulherin makes all the right moves
Una Mullally: Delays to voting age Bill are extremely cynical
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have co-operated to push back the legislation by nine months
Syrian refugees need psychological support, Senator says
Condolences expressed in Seanad for attacks in Berlin and killing of Russian ambassador
Mixed reaction among Senators to Trump victory
Labour Senator Ivana Bacik calls for foreign policy debate
Man pleads guilty to arson attack on Michelle Mulherin’s Mayo office
John Clarke threw home-made petrol bomb through office window in January 2015
Court told of petrol bomb attack on Michelle Mulherin’s office
Accused man (41) ‘severely psychotic’ at time of arson attack on Fine Gael politician’s office
GAA accused of discriminating against Senators over All-Ireland
FG members claim the Seanad was not given the chance to buy final tickets
All-Ireland final: Fans’ hopes not dampened by ticket scarcity
Mayo supporters and Senators travel to Dublin in search of seats and long-awaited glory
James Reilly expected among Taoiseach’s Seanad appointments
Former ministers Paudie Coffey and Jimmy Deenihan also thought to be named
Taoiseach may appoint Averil Power to the Seanad
Enda Kenny can select 11 candidates for Upper House and will choose some ex-FG TDs
James Reilly among likely nominated Senators
Sources say Minister open to idea of taking one of 11 seats in gift of next taoiseach
Unsociable media comes to the fore in election campaign
Jack Chambers was among the victims of the personal attacks which are now the norm
Flickers of Markievicz? Four new women representing the West
Galway West had no female TD for decades until Connolly and Naughton’s success
Record number of women TDs not just down to quotas
Many of the women elected to the 32nd Dáil have a strong political track record
Record number of women TDs not just down to quotas
Many of the women elected to the 32nd Dáil have a strong political track record
Fine Gael to give extra resources to certain candidates
Strategy will boost parliamentary party in constituencies where support is strong
Emotional Enda marks 40th year in politics at Mayo event
Taoiseach roundly praised by supporters at dinner in Castlebar
Fine Gael TDs pressure Fitzgerald on rural crime
John Perry insists he will run for party in general election despite convention defeat
Surgeons from Scotland to help pancreas transplants restart
Specialists from Edinburgh’s Royal Infirmary will operate between now and January
Miriam Lord: Marie Louise tells Mattie the jig is up for his jibes
Senator eats McGrath alive over his ‘outrageous’ behaviour in Oireachtas restaurant
Mayo TD John O’Mahony to switch constituencies
FG deputy suggested gender quota legislation was behind request for him to move
Mayo TD says gender quotas make him a ‘moveable feast’
John O’Mahony has been asked to transfer to Galway West for general election
Bruton says full employment twice blocked by ‘bad policies’
Minister for Jobs says enterprise policies hadn’t reflected Ireland’s economic needs
Michelle Mulherin says none of her calls to Africa were personal
Mayo Fine Gael deputy says she will repay the €2,000 cost of the calls, if required to do so
Radio: Varadkar bombshell about as irrelevant as an elephant in the room
Review: The airwaves were full of an issue that refuses to shed its significance
Nine ministers use Leinster House for Christmas cards
Noonan, Varadkar, Reilly and Bruton availed of perk open to all Oireachtas members
Speculation grows that FG Mayo TD John O’Mahony will move to Galway West
Decision in January as Mayo drops to four seats with no FG hope of retaining all its TDs
Shatter distances himself from acceptance of Palestinian motion
Former minister for justice says he believes move was done to avoid controversy
Cautious welcome for Alex White’s rural broadband roll-out
Delays in implementing broadband strategy compared to ‘draining the Shannon’
Knock Airport ‘well ahead’ of passenger target
Passenger numbers for 2013 were 3 per cent below record of 686,000 in 2012
House of hope for thousands celebrates anniversary inWest
Many successful journeys from ‘slavery of addiction to the freedom of recovery’
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