Politics

Senator: Sex addiction is causing devastation in some Irish families
Senator: Sex addiction is causing devastation in some Irish families
Barry Dunning
We can learn a thing or two from the Australians when it comes to elections
Barry Dunning
Interim CEO takes possession of Console assets
Interim CEO takes possession of Console assets
Hillary Clinton interviewed by FBI about email scandal
Hillary Clinton interviewed by FBI about email scandal
Tens of thousands of anti-Brexit protesters march in London
Tens of thousands of anti-Brexit protesters march in London
Election count underway in Australia with top parties neck and neck
Election count underway in Australia with top parties neck and neck
How did Nigel Farage become so powerful?
How did Nigel Farage become so powerful?
Julien Mercille
The coup against Jeremy Corbyn is a case of elites trying to squash popular aspirations
Julien Mercille
The financial regulator's enforcement division is down a quarter of its staff
The financial regulator's enforcement division is down a quarter of its staff
What on earth is going on with motor insurance premiums in Ireland?
What on earth is going on with motor insurance premiums in Ireland?
Friday
1 Jul 2016
This Irishman was at Churchill's right hand during WW2... so why is he only being celebrated now?
This Irishman was at Churchill's right hand during WW2... so why is he only being celebrated now?
'We don’t know what our futures will hold' - a multicultural family reacts to the Brexit vote
'We don’t know what our futures will hold' - a multicultural family reacts to the Brexit vote
Gordon Reid
FactCheck: Do EU rules prevent us from spending money to build more social housing?
FactCheck: Do EU rules prevent us from spending money to build more social housing?
The Brexit race for Number 10: Britain's Merkel, neo-con Gove, and a wily old Fox
The Brexit race for Number 10: Britain's Merkel, neo-con Gove, and a wily old Fox
My boy Boris carried Gove, and now he's been stabbed in the back, says Stanley Johnson
My boy Boris carried Gove, and now he's been stabbed in the back, says Stanley Johnson
An investment firm is moving 100 jobs from London to Dublin - but NOT because of Brexit
An investment firm is moving 100 jobs from London to Dublin - but NOT because of Brexit
In a dramatic move, Austria has overturned its presidential election result
In a dramatic move, Austria has overturned its presidential election result
Garrett Mullan
'Brexit was driven by anti-immigrant sentiment and fuelled by racism'
Garrett Mullan
Brexit's even affecting the Australian elections this Sunday
Brexit's even affecting the Australian elections this Sunday
Teachers and gardaí face pay freezes as Lansdowne Road agreement comes into effect
Teachers and gardaí face pay freezes as Lansdowne Road agreement comes into effect
Thursday
30 Jun 2016
Simon Harris has apologised to Amanda Mellet in the Dáil
Simon Harris has apologised to Amanda Mellet in the Dáil
'Sit down and grow up': The Dáil just had its first big row since the general election
'Sit down and grow up': The Dáil just had its first big row since the general election
'Morale is non-existent': Gardaí stage protest over pay at Dáil gates
'Morale is non-existent': Gardaí stage protest over pay at Dáil gates
Boris Johnson is NOT running for Conservative party leader
Boris Johnson is NOT running for Conservative party leader
President Higgins to join William and Kate at Battle of the Somme memorial
President Higgins to join William and Kate at Battle of the Somme memorial
A lot of the money lost after the Brexit vote has been recovered
A lot of the money lost after the Brexit vote has been recovered
Shane Ross says the Dart Underground still might happen
Shane Ross says the Dart Underground still might happen
"A dark day for truth-telling": Whistleblowers who alerted the world to Luxleaks tax scandal convicted
"A dark day for truth-telling": Whistleblowers who alerted the world to Luxleaks tax scandal convicted
Wednesday
29 Jun 2016
These two are set to go head-to-head over the future of the UK
These two are set to go head-to-head over the future of the UK
Ciaran McCullagh
We shouldn't be asking why people voted to leave the EU, but why would people vote to stay
Ciaran McCullagh
Australians can vote for the Sex Party, Hemp Party and Smokers' Rights Party in this week's election
Australians can vote for the Sex Party, Hemp Party and Smokers' Rights Party in this week's election
The government has handpicked these 'water experts' to tell us what to do with Irish Water
The government has handpicked these 'water experts' to tell us what to do with Irish Water
Dublin City Council backs call for new Luas trams to be automated
Dublin City Council backs call for new Luas trams to be automated
'For heaven's sake man, go': Cameron tears into Corbyn as Labour chaos continues
'For heaven's sake man, go': Cameron tears into Corbyn as Labour chaos continues
These flats are getting a €29 million facelift
These flats are getting a €29 million facelift
Donald Trump compares trade deal to rape
Donald Trump compares trade deal to rape
Poll: Should the UK call a snap general election?
Poll: Should the UK call a snap general election?
Nicola Sturgeon on way to Brussels to defend Scotland's place in the EU
Nicola Sturgeon on way to Brussels to defend Scotland's place in the EU
This man looks set to be the Prime Minister of the UK
This man looks set to be the Prime Minister of the UK
When it comes to lobbying public officials, being called Bono may be a help
When it comes to lobbying public officials, being called Bono may be a help