The public want TDs to kick up about local problems – to ignore this is the kiss of death for a career politician
The expert group on the future of water charges has found a way to scrap the charge without the government losing face
As the Commission on Irish Water releases its findings, nervous politicians differ on what to do with the ‘dead cat’
Most Europeans, including myself, wish the EU to be a partnership of independent sovereign states
People surely deserve a pay rise, but the question is whether the government can afford to give them one
Is Ross struggling with the transition from vocal opponent to decision-maker?
There is an unseen hand of political pressure behind Central Bank governor Philip Lane’s moves
The Clinton campaign is making no comment on Jill Stein’s bid to reverse the ballot ouctome in three states
Long before Trump, tens of millions of people saw themselves as casualities of economic globalisation
Fine Gael does not want its legacy to be one of having blown the recovery by giving in to vested interests
Ministers are heading for disaster if they think the Lansdowne Road Agreement will hold together for much longer
How Brexiteers could unleash such a torrent on judges who were asked to resolve a perfectly straightforward issue?
It could well damage her legacy
Trump's astonishing lack of impulse control betrayed him once again, writes Marion McKeone
The EU cannot go to war. It has no democratic authority to control an army.
