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'Rural independents get personal against the Greens because their own policies are so weak' - Roderic O'Gorman

In a wide ranging interview, the Green Party minister addressed tensions between him and Darragh O’Brien, Russian disinformation, and projections for migrant numbers this year

A ‘most serious’ crisis: week of chaos after attacks

The party leaders have vowed to ‘stay the course’ in providing for refugees, but Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil backbenchers have started to pick up on growing opposition in some communities

John Walsh: Sinn Féin is now closer to Leo’s Fine Gael and Micheál’s Fianna Fáil than its 2011 self

As the country’s most populist party, Sinn Féin has realised the path to power lies not on the hard left where it used to stand but in the centre ground

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The majority of people welcome migrants – let’s keep it that way

Local people cannot have a veto over who lives in their areas but the government must communicate better with the public

Government can ‘collectively do more’ to tackle refugee accommodation crisis, O’Gorman says

Department of Integration hopes to introduce 350 new beds in the coming weeks

Ongoing ‘forgotten occupation’ shows how the EU’s principles only go so far

The eyes of the world were on Gaza last week, but Spain’s hardline treatment of migrants entering the enclave of Ceuta reminds us that other political and humanitarian crises are unfolding closer to home