McGinley set to be named as junior minister
The new Minister for Arts, Heritage and Gaeltacht Jimmy Deenihan has revealed that Donegal TD Dinny McGinley will be named as junior minister in his department. full story
- Tuesday 18 October, 2011:
- Election spend totals €9.3m
- Thursday 10 March, 2011:
- McGinley set to be named as junior minister
- First trip abroad for new Taoiseach
- Wednesday 09 March, 2011:
- Kenny outlines new employment proposals
- Kenny feels 'very different' as Taoiseach
- Taoiseach announces new Cabinet
- FG delays Cabinet announcement until 5.15pm
- Left-wing TDs oppose Kenny nomination
- Kenny: The people and their Government are one again
- Kenny receives seal of office as Taoiseach
- Kenny elected Taoiseach
- TDs speak on Kenny nomination
- FF support Kenny nomination
- Barrett takes Ceann Comhairle chair
- Barrett set to be confirmed as incoming Ceann Comhairle
- Cowen wishes Kenny well
- Kenny ready to take up office
- New government to be sworn in
- Tuesday 08 March, 2011:
- TDs in pact on speaking rights
- Leaders drawing up Cabinet ahead of power handover
- Independents opt out of technical group
- Monday 07 March, 2011:
- Cowen bids farewell with last official engagement
- United Left Alliance: Govt 'shamelessly' betraying people
- ISME: Govt deal is 'mixed bag'
- Leaders to sign off on Cabinet positions
- Small firms give guarded welcome to govt deal
- Talks set to continue on makeup of Cabinet
- Sunday 06 March, 2011:
- Gilmore: We cannot fail
- FG parliamentary party backs Programme for Government
- Labour delegates back plan for coalition government with Fine Gael
- Economic super-ministry planned
- Noonan to take on Finance ministry - reports
- Parties strike coalition deal
- Saturday 05 March, 2011:
- Parties 'on brink of deal'
- Leaders still locked in talks at Leinster House
- Hogan: Draft programme for govt is on table
- General Election posters deadline expires
- Coalition deal likely by the end of today
- Outgoing TDs' payments top €13m
- 'Progress' in coalition talks: Noonan
- Friday 04 March, 2011:
- Howlin: No Coalition deal tonight
- Coalition talks expected to continue into tomorrow
- Union calls on Labour to abandon coalition talks
- Rabbitte: D-Day for coalition negotiations
- Coalition agreement unlikely this week
- Thursday 03 March, 2011:
- Sides working to achieve coalition deal
- Bishops congratulate new TDs
- Parties enter third day of coalition talks
- Wednesday 02 March, 2011:
- NTMA officials brief party negotiation teams
- Shorthall: Still quite a way to go in coalition talks
- Second day of coalition talks begin
- Noonan: FG and Labour talks 'very friendly'
- Fine Gael win final seat after Galway West recount
- Full recount finished at Galway West
- Tuesday 01 March, 2011:
- Independent TDs look to form technical group
- Adams: New Government will continue FF policies
- Kenny and Gilmore arrive for talks on formation of Govt
- Recount for Galway West as Laois Offaly and Wicklow settled
- Cowen’s brother elected in Laois-Offaly as count finishes
- Doyle finally elected as Wicklow’s first TD
- Monday 28 February, 2011:
- Roche looking to challenge elimination
- Parties name their negotiators
- Roche eliminated as counting continues
- Laois-Offaly count 'will finish tonight'
- Kenny and Gilmore hold first talks
- No movement yet in Laois-Offaly
- Union: Labour must reject Fine Gael
- No breakthrough as counts continue in three constituencies
- SF looking to overtake FF in Opposition
- FG and Labour assign negotiating teams
- Result of Laois-Offaly recount expected shortly
- Counts underway in three remaining constituencies
- Labour adamant FG have not contacted them
- Report: Kenny contacted Gilmore last night
- Full recount underway in Wicklow on request from Roche
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