The Offload: Time to listen to Cantwell, Briggs and Coughlan
Zebo’s character, as much as his rare talent, makes him a boon for any organisation
Carbon tax critics not ‘really serious’ about climate, says Taoiseach
Government will look at living wage after Covid-19 exposed income inequality, says Martin
The history wars: A new battleground in Irish politics
Is Brian Stanley’s tweet part of a concerted Sinn Féin effort to rewrite the Troubles?
Martin promises ‘unity of purpose’ in Green Party after bruising start
Deputy leader signals reforms to party’s governance and communications in letter
Timeline: Calleary resignation latest in a series of Government crises and missteps
Coalition has now lost two ministers, and reversed on policy positions and annoyed the public
Green Party leadership result ‘too close to call’, says Dublin Lord Mayor
Result of contest between Eamon Ryan and Catherine Martin to be announced this evening
Ex-election candidate Saoirse McHugh quits Greens saying electoral politics alone doesn’t work
Former election candidate says ‘only way forward is climate justice’
Greens’ leader in North says draft programme not the change people voted for
Ryan argues the deal is the best one available, and will enable historic progress on climate action
Green chief in North is latest to oppose programme for government
Clare Bailey MLA abstained last week in vote on blueprint agreed with FG and FF
Saoirse McHugh and three others appeal to Green members to reject deal
Programme for government not a green new deal but ‘greener business as usual’
Economic degrowth advocated by Greens' radical wing would bring carnage and human misery
Caveat: Radical wing pretends economic degrowth will not cause considerable pain
Greens wary over lack of detail in ‘vague’ programme for government
Members believe it will take a lot of persuasion to get two-thirds to endorse document
Shifting sands within Green Party signal a clash of culture as well as personalities
‘For some of us, what we’re witnessing is a coup,’ says party veteran
Gig of the Week: Other Voices, Ballina
A broad range of music acts – both new and established – makes this line-up a winner
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
Saoirse McHugh selling her Green vision to rural Ireland
Election 2020 candidate: ‘I definitely think there’s a seat in Mayo for something new’
Harry McGee’s final seat prediction for Election 2020
Fianna Fáil to emerge on top with Green Party in line to hit double figures
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
Bríd Smith claims some Greens ‘raging’ about prospect of coalition
People Before Profit presses Sinn Féin to rule out going into government with Fine Gael or Fianna Fáil
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Election 2020: Politicians playing catch-up with social media
‘Small things can get you noticed, and that can translate into wider media coverage’
Election 2020 dark horses: Potential surprises
Some candidates – and possible candidates – who might just make the 33rd Dáil
Plans to house 13 vulnerable women asylum seekers abandoned after Achill protests
Demonstrations took place at the hotel on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week
Priest’s plea fails to stop protests over Leitrim asylum seeker centre plan
Cleric concerned protests and attack on TD’s car could give Ballinamore a negative image
Saoirse McHugh: ‘I don’t care who did what in the Civil War’
Green Party’s rising star will back a coalition with commitments and wants a new type of politician
Rise leader Paul Murphy aiming for a left-wing resurrection
The former Socialist Party TD wants to unite the left and make its message more accessible
Green Party to debate whether it should join a coalition government
Party’s success in European elections could see it win up to 12 seats in general election
Bruton rejects claims that transport measures in climate plan are ‘woeful’
People Before Profit TD says the Government is continuing to issue exploration licences, build runways and construct a gas terminal
Ireland South recount gets under way as Greens poised to take final seat
Sinn Féin MEP Liadh Ní Riada has sought recount as she faces losing seat
‘Strange’ transfers could extend fight in Midlands North West
Transfer-friendliness of contenders tees up long battle for three remaining seats
Elections 2019: Fitzgerald, Cuffe secure MEP seats in Dublin
Former tánaiste is second member of Fine Gael to secure a spot in Europe
McGuinness confident of winning two seats in Midlands North West
Fine Gael poll-topper’s surplus raises hopes for former Rose of Tralee Maria Walsh
Elections 2019: What we know so far
Varadkar refuses to rule out early general election while Green wave sweeps through locals
EU Election 2019: Mairéad McGuinness elected in Midlands North West
Sitting Fine Gael MEP tops poll with 22 per cent of vote; Matt Carthy in second place
Greenwave 2019: ‘Far from overnight success’
Surge in support ‘different’ as Greens reinstate presence in Cork, Limerick and Galway
‘That’s an awful lot of number ones’ – a humbled Saoirse McHugh on her votes
Political newcomer overwhelmed by surprise poll and accompanying ‘whirlwind’
Green leader Eamon Ryan sees ‘rainbow coalition’ in local government
Taoiseach says FG under-performed against expectations in local elections
Polling day: What to watch out for over the next 24 hours
Inside Politics: Brexit was not the dominant theme of the elections as some had predicted
Miriam Lord: Swings and roundabouts for Fine Gael as it seeks to tackle compo culture
Legitimate personal injury case risks taking shine off party’s much-trumpeted crusade
Election debate: ‘Peter Casey seems like a millionaire in dire need of a new hobby’
Prime Time Election Debate: Too little discussion of Europe, too much of Peter Casey
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