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Fianna Fáil’s rage might be directed at its most recent defector, but a bigger worry for the party must be its own lack of purpose and direction
Could the fillip that the government has gained from the referendum result open the door to an early general election?
For 24 hours, the dominant narrative about Fianna Fail - internal division, weak leadership, unc...
Pat Leahy Today’s poll contains the first real signs that Fine Gael and Labour can win the next election
The vast majority of Europe’s Muslim population, those born within our borders and those who ha...
Gay marriage and children Dr Eoin O’Malley (SBP, 4/1/2015) is correct in suggesting a low-prof...
Probably the apex of Bertie Ahern’s era of ‘Showtime’ politics was his speech to the pre-election Fianna Fáil ard fheis in 2007.
All over Europe, the certainties that have marked post-war politics are in turmoil. In Greece, th...
‘If it were done when ’tis done, then ‘twere well it were done quickly.” The political pa...
Last week, The Sunday Business Post marked the 25th anniversary of its first edition, published b...
The Irish Book Awards are a good thing for the country’s literary scene – as long as you’re not worried about whether the books themselves get read or not
For five decades, Cuba has stood against the superpower that subjugated the rest of Latin America
Bullets in the post. Bomb warnings. Death threats. The Jobstown water protest as “an exercise i...
Auction politics, promises of tax cuts, promises of spending increases . . . plus ça change
Why is everyone – including the opposition – buying into it?
