His place in history as a founding father of Irish independence has long been overshadowed by Michael Collins but for all that he did for this country, Arthur Griffith deserves to be truly heralded for the part he played as 'the father of us all'

I love Dublin. My home city. Apart from a stint in New Orleans, Louisiana, it has been my home for my entire life. I grew up in the suburb of Stillorgan before moving into the city where I have made my home for the past 18 years.

With the summer break now here, it is time to run the rule over the individual performance of Cabinet ministers and separate the wheat from the chaff

Why is Eamon Ryan, in demanding a 30% reduction in agriculture emissions, being painted as the lunatic and others as the moderate sensible ones?

Rural woes will fester during the summer break

Those behind the forming of the group deny it was seeking to unseat Micheál Martin. Rather, they say, it was formed out of the frustration of backbenchers who feel they have “no voice or no say” in the formation of policy

Bilateral relations between Ireland and Britain haven't been so low since the Thatcher years but the Eurosceptics in the Tory party still hold all the power, which doesn't bode well for Ireland

Johnson's authority over his party and the country he leads has been diminishing

Higher education minister's ambition is laudable but he must remember to be careful what he wishes for

The Government has held together remarkably well, but as problems in housing and health persist, there is little that Taoiseach Micheál Martin can point to as a legacy