O'Callaghan not ruling out SF 'confidence and supply' deal
FF justice spokesperson tells Sunday Business Post he would have 'no difficulty' in holding exploratory talks for such a deal with Sinn Féin
FF justice spokesperson tells Sunday Business Post he would have 'no difficulty' in holding exploratory talks for such a deal with Sinn Féin
Harris expressed displeasure over his office not being informed of events in advance
Fine Gael is seeking to increase the point at which the higher income tax rate of 40 per cent is levied
Doherty was paid the allowance as she was one of three so-called super junior ministers who sat at cabinet
Senior Fine Gael figures have begun focussing on constituencies where they want to win a seat or add a second
A high-profile barrister, O’Callaghan is also seen as Fianna Fáil leader in waiting
The usual fevered speculation over what we can expect when Paschal Donohoe gets to his feet is severely lacking this year
The Comptroller and Auditor General Seamus McCarthy said last week the absence of any committee of inspection for the IBRC liquidation was 'certainly unusual'
Ireland is obliged under law to formally notify the European Commission of plans to introduce the tax but has not yet done so
Sinn Féin has been beset by a series of bullying controversies over the last three years with nearly a dozen councillors either quitting or being expelled from the party
Women who did not seek an abortion after becoming pregnant through rape are to be brought into Le...
Jake Sullivan, who will meet Varadkar in Dublin this week, served as a senior national security adviser in Barack Obama’s administration
No amount of summer rest, it seems, will deter TDs from engaging in heckling and procedural rows
The Taoiseach’s brand remains strong, but Fianna Fáil’s ‘spin over substance’ jibe shows he’ll have to prove his Republic of Opportunity has some meaning in people’s lives