HE has already caused ructions in Fine Gael after looking for money from developers on the golf course. But as Enda Kenny continues on the quest to raise party funds he has started to look in the most unlikely of places.

IT is proper that the state alone should possess the apparatus of coercion and that it should apply it as and when needed on behalf the citizen and society in the protection of life, liberty and property.

WHEN Eamon de Valera aspired to a nation dancing at the crossroads, it’s not quite clear if he meant it to take place at the junction of Stephen’s Green and Kildare Street.