Politics

Putin's party dominates elections with 45% of the vote
Putin's party dominates elections with 45% of the vote
Angela Merkel's party suffers bruising loss in Berlin elections as far-right party gains
Angela Merkel's party suffers bruising loss in Berlin elections as far-right party gains
FactCheck: Would a new government bill really decriminalise sex workers?
FactCheck: Would a new government bill really decriminalise sex workers?
Minister called to intervene in case of Irish citizen detained in Iran
Minister called to intervene in case of Irish citizen detained in Iran
Board member says if Nama was more transparent it wouldn't make as much money
Board member says if Nama was more transparent it wouldn't make as much money
Poll: Would you like to see Fianna Fáil back in power?
Poll: Would you like to see Fianna Fáil back in power?
Support for Sinn Féin and independents up, but Fianna Fáil is most popular party
Support for Sinn Féin and independents up, but Fianna Fáil is most popular party
Brought in from the cold: 'I am not someone who lives in the past' - Minister Creed
Brought in from the cold: 'I am not someone who lives in the past' - Minister Creed
US to supply Ireland with software to screen flight passenger data
US to supply Ireland with software to screen flight passenger data
Saturday
17 Sep 2016
Ciara Kinsella
'We don't want a pay increase; we are demanding pay restoration for our vulnerable colleagues'
Ciara Kinsella
PICTURES: Thousands march on the streets of Dublin calling for the abolition of water charges
PICTURES: Thousands march on the streets of Dublin calling for the abolition of water charges
“There's no crisis" - Government plays down controversy as Halligan cancels Late Late Show appearance
“There's no crisis" - Government plays down controversy as Halligan cancels Late Late Show appearance
Despite incomes increasing, Americans still believe the country is heading in the wrong direction
Despite incomes increasing, Americans still believe the country is heading in the wrong direction
Poll: Should there be an EU army?
Poll: Should there be an EU army?
Trump calls for Clinton's bodyguards to be stripped of guns to 'see what happens her'
Trump calls for Clinton's bodyguards to be stripped of guns to 'see what happens her'
Friday
16 Sep 2016
Trump finally admits President Obama was born in the US
Trump finally admits President Obama was born in the US
David Gibney
'Water charges would already be abolished, if we had a functioning democracy'
David Gibney
Poll: Who do you think should be the next leader of Sinn Féin?
Poll: Who do you think should be the next leader of Sinn Féin?
Bus strike latest: Passenger falls ill on Dart as commuters face more disruption
Bus strike latest: Passenger falls ill on Dart as commuters face more disruption
Thursday
15 Sep 2016
There will be a Commission of Investigation into Nama over Project Eagle
There will be a Commission of Investigation into Nama over Project Eagle
Michelle Mulherin accuses GAA of discrimination after failing to get an All-Ireland ticket at the last minute
Michelle Mulherin accuses GAA of discrimination after failing to get an All-Ireland ticket at the last minute
Donald Trump opens up about his weight to celebrity physician Dr. Oz
Donald Trump opens up about his weight to celebrity physician Dr. Oz
New school subjects roll-out: Kids to learn coding, Mandarin, computer science and politics
New school subjects roll-out: Kids to learn coding, Mandarin, computer science and politics
It was all smiles as Enda Kenny and John Halligan shared a stage together today
It was all smiles as Enda Kenny and John Halligan shared a stage together today
Poll: Do you have confidence in Nama?
Poll: Do you have confidence in Nama?
Dublin rents have bypassed the Celtic Tiger peak and reached an all-time high
Dublin rents have bypassed the Celtic Tiger peak and reached an all-time high
Clinton all smiles after pneumonia drama as Trump prepares to release his health records
Clinton all smiles after pneumonia drama as Trump prepares to release his health records
Independent ministers are hiring a 'political coordinator' to liaise with their government partners
Independent ministers are hiring a 'political coordinator' to liaise with their government partners
Government ministers have Budget wishlists - but there's not enough money to go around
Government ministers have Budget wishlists - but there's not enough money to go around
Wednesday
14 Sep 2016
FactCheck: Has Fianna Fáil's position on water charges really been "consistent"?
FactCheck: Has Fianna Fáil's position on water charges really been "consistent"?
Leaked emails show Colin Powell called Trump a "national disgrace" and an "international pariah"
Leaked emails show Colin Powell called Trump a "national disgrace" and an "international pariah"
Here we go again: The next bus strike starts at 9pm TONIGHT
Here we go again: The next bus strike starts at 9pm TONIGHT
Project Eagle: Taoiseach to meet with opposition over "important issues" in report
Project Eagle: Taoiseach to meet with opposition over "important issues" in report
Insurance industry claims spiralling costs are returning premiums to "correct base level"
Insurance industry claims spiralling costs are returning premiums to "correct base level"
MEPs laugh at Jean-Claude Juncker when he says Europe is fighting tax evasion
MEPs laugh at Jean-Claude Juncker when he says Europe is fighting tax evasion
First-time buyers will be getting a grant to help them get on the ladder
First-time buyers will be getting a grant to help them get on the ladder
Obama: "Can I just say I am really into electing Hillary Clinton?"
Obama: "Can I just say I am really into electing Hillary Clinton?"
Mass rally to take place in support of water protesters ahead of trial of 17-year-old
Mass rally to take place in support of water protesters ahead of trial of 17-year-old
Tuesday
13 Sep 2016
Enda Kenny says he doesn't want to be President of Ireland
Enda Kenny says he doesn't want to be President of Ireland
Ireland's legal profession just pointed the finger firmly at insurers when it comes to spiralling motor insurance costs
Ireland's legal profession just pointed the finger firmly at insurers when it comes to spiralling motor insurance costs