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news

Two Cork Seanad candidates set out their stall

Two Cork candidates for the Seanad election are united in their criticism that the institution is undemocratic.

business

IDA’s regional strategy is paying big dividends

news

'Something happened in this election... And it is changing the face of Irish politics'

news

Ronan, Murphy, and other stars join campaign for yes vote

comment-analysis

Farming Poll 2016: Simon Coveney favoured to take over as Fine Gael leader

Man, how politics has changed for better, as women lead the way

Record number of women in the 32nd Dáil

A record number of women will form part of the new Dáil as gender quotas put more females on the ballot papers.

Tue, 01 Mar, 2016

Group seeks legislation to force insurance cover for flood-prone areas

The group representing flood-ravaged communities has urged the Government to “grasp the nettle” and legislate in a bid to force the insurance industry to provide cover to flood-prone zones.

Thu, 21 Jan, 2016

A Question of Taste: Alanna Diggin

Alanna Diggin features in Connected on RTÉ2, which finishes its first season next Tuesday. She is 21 and lives in Tralee.

Thu, 20 Nov, 2014

TD expenses total €24.4m since General Election

Expenses to TDs have cost €24.4m since the last General Election.

Sat, 15 Nov, 2014

HSE pays €1.5m a day to fill staff gap

THE HSE says it is spending €1.5 million a day on staff overtime and agency workers, but claims that the recruitment ban causing these costs is saving the state money.

Thu, 30 Jun, 2011

Cowen supporters reflect on ‘disaster’

LOYAL supporters of Taoiseach Brian Cowen during the failed coup have admitted they no longer know if he is the man to lead the party.

Sat, 22 Jan, 2011

Greens vote could derail NAMA

GREEN leader John Gormley last night admitted the party grassroots would force an internal vote on NAMA that could derail Government plans to deal with the banking crisis.

Fri, 14 Aug, 2009

O’Leary apologises for Ryanair’s poor performance and slump in share price

MICHAEL O’LEARY has apologised to shareholders in Ryanair for the poor performance of the airline’s share price this year.

Fri, 24 Sep, 2004