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Party says more emphasis should be put on individuals’ duty to ensure their own safety
Fine Gael comes in at just 12 per cent when voters are asked in the latest
Party says more emphasis should be put on individuals’ duty to ensure their own safety
Labour leader suggests Taoiseach ‘just doesn’t get it’ when it comes to voters’ concerns
Joe Carey claims to have not experienced much anger on the doorsteps, while Timmy Dooley says Votegate has only led to ‘a bit of slagging’
Sinn Féin lands blows on housing on both parties as smaller parties fail to shine
McGrath accuses Fine Gael of ‘completely hands-off approach’ to insurance reforms
Extra assistance proposed by Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil would add to pressure in market, warns expert
The party is making a conscious effort to remind voters of Ahern’s time in office, but Fianna Fáil is accusing it of ‘Trump-style tactics’
It’s not all high-flying IT and finance professionals – 60 per cent of workers in Ireland earn less than €30,000 a year and income and social class are a big influence on how people cast their ballot
The former GAA star turned political hopeful has plenty of name-recognition on the ground in his home county, but faces stiff competition for a seat from the likes of rising star Saoirse McHugh
OPW hires relocation firm to help the Department of Communications relocate from one part of south Dublin to another
The pace of cultural change in the two biggest political parties remains ‘glacially slow’ even though, for the first time, there is at least one woman running in every constituency
Fine Gael comes in at just 12 per cent when voters are asked in the latest
Voters don’t fancy Leo Varadkar’s party to manage the housing and health service crises – a credibility gap which has seen its eternal rival pull ahead in the latest Red C poll
Sinn Féin stands at 19 per cent in the latest Business Post/Red C poll, but has historically had problems getting its supporters to turn out
The party has been here before, but this surge has a strong possibility of being realised in the election on February 8
The three main parties’ election manifestos are big on promises but short on details when it comes to reforming health, and it’s sure to cause headaches for any incoming government
Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy has opted to renew the Strategic Housing Development, but the Irish Planning Institute and others have warned strongly against it
Despite the theatrical flourishes, there is little sign that the US is transfixed by this event in the way it was with the Clinton impeachment trial or the Watergate hearings