FIANNA FÁIL last night sent out unmistakable signals that the breakdown of talks with the Green Party did not necessarily rule out the prospects of both parties entering coalition together.

THE flux of this election campaign has been unprecedented.

MODERN politics is like a high street garment — designed for obsolescence.

TWELVE days more of a journey on a deeply uncertain course that will come to an end on May 24 with either a Fianna-Fáil led government and more of the same, or a Rainbow Alliance and more of the same.

ON Sunday, Sinn Féin (SF) leader Gerry Adams dropped the bombshell that the party had revised its tax policies and now accepted the 12.5% corporation tax rate.

Ahern’s latest woes have not been as damaging as might have been imagined, writes Political Editor Harry McGee.

IT’S a bank holiday weekend and we all need a break from anoraking about the Anorak.

A month after the crypto outbreak was first reported in Galway, nothing has changed.

EARWICKER has investigated some mighty strange phenomena over the years, but none quite as strange as the kind of outfit Sinn Féin TD Aengus Ó Snodaigh chooses to wear on Easter weekend.

The truth — if it can be found — will only come through a full judicial inquiry.