Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael may have to finally bury the Civil War hatchet after such grim poll tidings
None of the new parties have presented credible alternatives
It’s time to consider whether our electoral system is serving us well
There are dangers in the politics of magical thinking
The latest opinion poll shows relative stability but, of the parties, Labour will be the most displeased with the fleeting nature of public approval
Houses, whether building them, paying for them, repossessing them or renting them, remain politic...
For almost a week, the country resembled the stage performance of I, Keano
Eamon Gilmore has much to be proud of - not least an economy that is now in recovery
Only Wordsworth can capture the carnival of celebration that followed on from the marriage equali...
Back in the mid-1990s, I was a member of a small cabinet sub-group under the chairmanship of then...
Sinn Féin used to talk about how it would be the Irish Syriza.
The Tory victory means great uncertainty for both the European Union and the United Kingdom
The ‘something for everyone’ approach doesn’t work any more
Today’s Red C poll shows an electorate willing to throw away ‘traditional’ parties in favour of those on the sidelines
I was a President at 21, the place for 21-year-olds is not the Áras
