Friday 18 June, 2021
UUP leader Doug Beattie said the Tánaiste’s comments should not have been made in the midst of a crisis.
Geoghegan said that he knocked to “maybe 50 people” ahead of the 2016 general election.
Poots said: “What was good for Peter doesn’t seem to be good for anybody else.”
Adam Hallissey says it’s clear that political discource online is broken, but attempts to change things drastically may backfire.
The man said he was trying to knock a phone out of another legislator’s hand when he aimed a kick in the direction of Pemmy Majodina of South Africa
Voters will have their say on councils, mayors and regional parliaments across the UK.
It was a decision that blindsided many – but what does it mean for the DUP and Northern Ireland?
More than 1.5 million Irish users have been affected by the breach.
Political commentator Dermot Ryan says the Green Party has been distracted by petty internal squabbling this week, at a critical time in its history.
Uruemu Adejinmi, who is of African descent, had hoped to run in the forthcoming Seanad by-election. She shares her thoughts on Irish politics.
Footage of the Dáil debate went viral on social media yesterday.
Draghi will lead a non-political government as Italy still reels from the Covid-19 crisis.
Fianna Fáil’s support has risen by four points, but it remains the least popular choice of the top three parties.
Fine Gael MEP Frances Fitzgerald has called for a dedicated Vaccine Minister.
We take a look at who did well – and who didn’t fare brilliantly.
Monaghan Ógra Fianna Fáil’s secretary publicised the claims yesterday evening.
“When you look at what the government is coming out with in terms of climate, they may as well be climate change deniers.”
As long as the two parties are polling well, the strategy is unlikely to change.
The party received €258,596 in public funding last year.
The British government is poised to reintroduce elements of its controversial Internal Market Bill next week,
Support for the party at its highest ever level in the Business Post poll.
The opposition has been like a dog with a bone on the issue.
If a public official is lobbied while abroad there is no regulation to oversee this, writes policy expert.
A spokesman for the Tánaiste said Sinn Féin is “only interested in political mudslinging”.
Senator Elisha McCallion was one of the three members to resign.
Gardaí will still not be allowed to enter someone’s home.
Chu is currently a Green Party councillor and the party’s Chairperson.
The Dáil voted to send the Dying with Dignity Bill to committee stage earlier this week.
Michel’s visit today comes ahead of a European Council meeting next week.
The Dying with Dignity Bill will be subject to a Dáil vote on Wednesday.
The Green Party leader was addressing his party’s national convention.
Professor Gary Murphy explains how the cooling-off period for politicians turned lobbyists is ‘limited and contentious’.
New legislation could soon see assisted dying legalised in Ireland.
Micheál Martin met with community activists in Dublin today.
The Green Party leader has come in for criticism after a new clip appears to show him nodding off again.
Phil Hogan resigned from his role this evening.
81 people are said to have attended the event in Clifden this week.
Both parties are up since the general election.
The late-night sitting saw business stopped twice and a minister vote against the government.
