Leo Varadkar holds most of the cards, but Micheál Martin’s wily ways could outfox him
Seán Gallagher’s opening move has been clever, but he’s likely to be just one of a vast array of candidates
There are hints that an extension to the confidence and supply deal is afoot
It was precisely because of the last papal visit that the airport ever came into being
Varadkar guides the Church towards an understanding of modern Ireland
Public Affairs Editor Mary Regan is joined by Political Editor Michael Brennan for the latest Post Podcast
Primate of All Ireland Archbishop Eamon Martin reflects on what message the visiting pontiff might bring, to the Irish bishops and to the nation: ‘Does he want to encourage us? To chastise us?’
John Paul II came to an already changing but still deeply Catholic Ireland. Pope Francis, however, will visit a country where a battered Church is under pressure from within and without
Pictures of children sleeping in Tallaght Garda station last week derailed the government’s careful news management of the family homelessness issue
A video showing a three-year-old boy being violently beaten remained on Facebook even after the w...
A New York-based Jesuit priest has said he will use his speech during the papal visit to remind t...
It's that time of year again - or maybe not quite
Cora Sherlock of Love Both and the Save The Eighth campaign was critical of the celebrations in Dublin Castle on the afternoon the Eighth referendum results were announced
The next election will mark a permanent shift in the power balance, but a look at root causes may help us guess the shape of things to come
There are just two women compared with 11 male secretaries general of government departments
