Profile: Paschal Donohoe
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Michael Brennan
2 years ago
Balancing act
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Happy Gilmore
By
Michael Brennan
2 years ago
Former Labour leader Eamon Gilmore saw the two sides of power, in good times and bad. But he is happy that he made the right decisions ‘in wartime’ to rescue Ireland’s economy
Profile Mick Wallace Megaphone Mick’s colourful campaign
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Michael Brennan
2 years ago
Factfile Age: 59 Appearance: pink polo shirt, jeans, grey-blond corkscrew hair Newsworthiness:...
Profile James Reilly : Strifes of Reilly
By
Michael Brennan,
1 year ago
His short career in politics has never been without controversy
I am confident the Irish people will, in their own discernment, look after the Labour Party
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Michael Brennan
1 year ago
Brendan Howlin comparing Fine Gael without the ‘balancing’ role of Labour to Britain’s Tories
‘We need to inject some adrenaline into the housing delivery system’
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Michael Brennan
1 year ago
New housing minister Simon Coveney says purchasing vacant homes would be ‘a hell of a lot quicker’ than building them
The Mountie who gets his man
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Michael Brennan
1 year ago
Canadian ambassador Kevin Vickers credits career to Irish lineage - and father's lessons about respecting dignity
Michael D Higgins: There is “so much more to be said”
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Michael Brennan
1 year ago
At 75, the president is not planning to rest on his laurels
'The Labour Party will see a recovery at the next election, whenever it comes'
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Michael Brennan
6 months ago
In her first wide-ranging interview since stepping down as Labour leader, Joan Burton talks about her relationship with Enda Kenny, her former deputy leader Alan Kelly – and how she still believes that her party has a future
Profile Michael and Danny Healy-Rae: Holding the fort
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Michael Brennan
2 months ago
As well as being successful vote-getters, they have also built up their own mini property and business empire, writes Michael Brennan
The party animal
By
Michael Brennan
2 months ago
Once a fierce critic of Fianna Fáil, Wicklow TD Stephen Donnelly has now embraced his new party with the zeal of a convert
Creed's focus on farmers at sterling risk
By
Michael Brennan
1 month ago
The agriculture minister feels he should have no trouble making the farmers’ case in the budget because the new Taoiseach appreciates the huge importance of the sector
Verhofstadt: We’ll give Ireland Brexit cash
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Michael Brennan
1 month ago
In his only newspaper interview during his visit here, the European Parliament’s chief Brexit co-ordinator speaks of the negative impact on Ireland if the Brexit agreement ‘is not well done’