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Keeping it too simple

Keeping it too simple

By Michael Brennan 1 year ago

Michael Brennan’s election week

'Michel Barnier's speech shows the EU is worried Ireland will ally itself with Britain'

'Michel Barnier's speech shows the EU is worried Ireland will ally itself with Britain'

By Michael Brennan 5 months ago

The chief Brexit negotiator's speech contained a strong message about the need for EU unity, writes Michael Brennan

'Lies, damned lies, and statistics - official fake news is creating bad decisions'

'Lies, damned lies, and statistics - official fake news is creating bad decisions'

By Michael Brennan 5 months ago

The problem will continue until officials are held accountable, writes Michael Brennan

Water row is masking the trickle of legislation

Water row is masking the trickle of legislation

By Michael Brennan 6 months ago

New laws still come dropping slowly as the minority government approaches its first year in office

FF leader's stance a foretaste of budget battle

FF leader's stance a foretaste of budget battle

By Michael Brennan 1 month ago

Micheál Martin has laid down a marker on tax at his party's think-in by demanding a cut in USC, writes Michael Brennan

'The start of the Varadkar era'

'The start of the Varadkar era'

By Michael Brennan 4 months ago

Varadkar took a non-confrontational tone during his first day - but there was a harder edge too, writes Michael Brennan

From one undignified burial to another

From one undignified burial to another

By Michael Brennan 1 day ago

How a previous government botched the burial of an IRA hunger striker - and the current government is messing up the burial of water charges

The bould Donie Cassidy - Fianna Fáil’s new vice president at the age of 72

The bould Donie Cassidy - Fianna Fáil’s new vice president at the age of 72

By Michael Brennan 3 weeks ago

He is not the future - but he is a reminder of the party’s formidable vote-getting skills

‘Jealousy’: why Germany is irate over Irish data protection laws

‘Jealousy’: why Germany is irate over Irish data protection laws

By Michael Brennan 2 years ago

New minister forced to go on offensive after Merkel takes swipe at Irish legislation

Bumpy flight path to the ballot box

Bumpy flight path to the ballot box

By Michael Brennan 2 years ago

There’s money in the kitty, but the government faces turbulence in the run-up to the election

'Let's hope other ministers don't hand over the PIN number to the unions'

'Let's hope other ministers don't hand over the PIN number to the unions'

By Michael Brennan 5 months ago

Paschal Donohoe has made all the right noises but there are doubts over the government's resolve, writes Michael Brennan

Michael Brennan: Charleton sets no-nonsense tone for Garda inquiry

Michael Brennan: Charleton sets no-nonsense tone for Garda inquiry

By Michael Brennan 8 months ago

“Ní féidir an dubh a chur ina gheal, ach seal" is the seanfhocail that will guide Judge Peter Charleton's thinking...

'It's too early and too easy to condemn JobPath to the same fate as JobBridge'

'It's too early and too easy to condemn JobPath to the same fate as JobBridge'

By Michael Brennan 3 months ago

If the initial results are anything to go by, JobPath is worth sticking with

'Leo's passage to India will be big news at home and abroad'

'Leo's passage to India will be big news at home and abroad'

By Michael Brennan 3 months ago

Varadkar’s trip to his ancestral home will be helpful for market access there too, writes Michael Brennan

Michael Brennan: The fine line between influence and interference

Michael Brennan: The fine line between influence and interference

By Michael Brennan 11 months ago

There is an unseen hand of political pressure behind Central Bank governor Philip Lane’s moves