The bright, shining star of the campaign will turn out to be John Perry, the former, current, and future member of Fine Gael, writes Michael Clifford

John Wain assesses the scenes on Lesbos when refugees arrive after a terrifying crossing, writes Michael Clifford

IS IT ever acceptable to abuse another’s religion? The question arises following a recent speech by Archbishop of Dublin, Diarmuid Martin, about the thorny issue of the Church and education, writes Michael Clifford.

Mick Wallace's hair was long and unkempt as if he'd spent his incarceration chained in a dungeon, writes Michael Clifford.

Two of the councillors fingered on Monday night’s RTÉ Investigation Unit programme have resigned from their respective parties — Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael — but in most developed democracies, the resignations would have been from public office, writes Michael Clifford

Turbines are key to the Government’s climate-change policy, but rural dwellers contend that they are injurious and noisy, a claim the High Court will soon consider says Michael Clifford

The General Election will be about the economy and little else, writes Michael Clifford