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US politics

The Irish Independent's View: Timing is crucial as parties consider candidates for next president

US politics

Barry Andrews: What we need from the next president and why I won't be running for the Aras

US Elections

Former tanaiste Frances Fitzgerald rules out Presidential bid

2 days ago

Europe politics

Catherine Connolly could beat Mary Lou McDonald for the Aras, says Paul Murphy

US politics

The Irish Independent's View: Timing is crucial as parties consider candidates for next president

US politics

Barry Andrews: What we need from the next president and why I won't be running for the Aras

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US Elections

Former tanaiste Frances Fitzgerald rules out Presidential bid

#fine-gael

4 days ago

Europe politics

Mary Regan: Over before it begins? Momentum for Heather Humphreys leaves Sean Kelly facing uphill battle for Fine Gael nomination

5 days ago

Europe politics

MEP Sean Kelly defies party on Aras run as Fine Gael bosses back Heather Humphreys; Dr Tony Holohan drops presidential bid

Miscellaneous

Mairead McGuinness predicts 'full on' campaign as she gets nod to be Fine Gael's presidential candidate

Miscellaneous

Fine Gael MEP Sean Kelly rules himself out for presidency as Paschal Donohoe says Mairead McGuinness now 'in a strong position'

UK politics

Senan Molony: What now for Simon Harris and Fine Gael in the wake of its disastrous opinion poll showing?

4 days ago

Europe politics

Mary Regan: Over before it begins? Momentum for Heather Humphreys leaves Sean Kelly facing uphill battle for Fine Gael nomination

5 days ago

Europe politics

MEP Sean Kelly defies party on Aras run as Fine Gael bosses back Heather Humphreys; Dr Tony Holohan drops presidential bid

Miscellaneous

Mairead McGuinness predicts 'full on' campaign as she gets nod to be Fine Gael's presidential candidate

Miscellaneous

Fine Gael MEP Sean Kelly rules himself out for presidency as Paschal Donohoe says Mairead McGuinness now 'in a strong position'

UK politics

Senan Molony: What now for Simon Harris and Fine Gael in the wake of its disastrous opinion poll showing?

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#presidential-race

6 days ago

Europe politics

The Sunday Independent's View: Current line-up demands we reset our expectations of the presidency

UK politics

Catherine Connolly says she will seek to become Ireland's next president: 'I was taken aback by the support I received'

6 days ago

Europe politics

The Sunday Independent's View: Current line-up demands we reset our expectations of the presidency

UK politics

Catherine Connolly says she will seek to become Ireland's next president: 'I was taken aback by the support I received'

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#conor-mcgregor

1 week ago

US politics

Conor McGregor is 'not fit' to be president, says Darragh O'Brien

Conor McGregor is deemed unfit for the presidency by Minister Darragh O'Brien.

US Elections

Tucker Carlson's interview with Conor McGregor to be released today - as Dublin councillor claims 'team ready' to support presidency

Glen Moore expresses support for Conor McGregor's presidential campaign, emphasizing the importance of democratic choice.

1 week ago

US politics

Conor McGregor is 'not fit' to be president, says Darragh O'Brien

US Elections

Tucker Carlson's interview with Conor McGregor to be released today - as Dublin councillor claims 'team ready' to support presidency

Glen Moore expresses support for Conor McGregor's presidential campaign, emphasizing the importance of democratic choice.

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'Mrs Robinson' review: Ireland's first female president shows her emotional side in admiring, if uncritical, documentary

Bride Rosney sent Fianna Fáil's Padraig Flynn 40 red roses with a note reading: "Thank you, from the women of Ireland." This act symbolizes the collective empowerment felt during Mary Robinson's presidency.

Women

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The Indo Daily: 'Did the Irish fall into a vat of Guinness?' - Washington tells Ireland to 'sober up' over Occupied Territories Bill

The Occupied Territories Bill is facing increasing public pressure and international criticism, highlighting diplomatic tensions.

#united-ireland

Left-wing politics

United Ireland coming 'very soon', says Catherine Connolly as she launches Presidency campaign with bid to woo Sinn Fein

Left-wing politics

United Ireland 'very soon' says Catherine Connolly as she launches Presidency campaign with bid to woo Sinn Fein

Left-wing politics

United Ireland coming 'very soon', says Catherine Connolly as she launches Presidency campaign with bid to woo Sinn Fein

Left-wing politics

United Ireland 'very soon' says Catherine Connolly as she launches Presidency campaign with bid to woo Sinn Fein

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#cost-of-living

US politics

'A litre of milk now costs more than a litre of petrol', Dail is told

UK politics

Mary Lou McDonald accuses Taoiseach of ignoring reality of inflation as cost of living measures ruled out of Budget

US politics

'A litre of milk now costs more than a litre of petrol', Dail is told

UK politics

Mary Lou McDonald accuses Taoiseach of ignoring reality of inflation as cost of living measures ruled out of Budget

Miscellaneous

'The feedback has been a lot of slagging' - Mary Lou McDonald on possible presidential bid

Miscellaneous

Senan Molony: Make no mistake, Mary Lou McDonald would be a serious contender for the Aras

UK news

Fionnan Sheahan: Gerry Adams has won this one case, but he will still be haunted by the 1,700 dead victims of IRA violence

UK politics

Mary Regan: Opposition shows there's strength in numbers, but can the united front last?

Mary Lou McDonald is attempting to unify the opposition, but parties fear being associated with Sinn Féin.

SF politics

Sinn Fein's John Brady to chair high-profile Public Accounts Committee

Sinn FÃ©in announces new committee chairs, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and political influence.

Miscellaneous

'The feedback has been a lot of slagging' - Mary Lou McDonald on possible presidential bid

Miscellaneous

Senan Molony: Make no mistake, Mary Lou McDonald would be a serious contender for the Aras

UK news

Fionnan Sheahan: Gerry Adams has won this one case, but he will still be haunted by the 1,700 dead victims of IRA violence

UK politics

Mary Regan: Opposition shows there's strength in numbers, but can the united front last?

SF politics

Sinn Fein's John Brady to chair high-profile Public Accounts Committee

Housing Minister told his plan to lower cost of apartments by reducing their size is 'insanity'

Government predicted to miss housing targets this year due to ongoing challenges.

#northern-ireland

Miscellaneous

Poll puts Mairead McGuinness ahead in presidential race with Bertie Ahern and Mary Hanafin tied as potential Fianna Fail candidates

US politics

Poll puts Mairead McGuinness ahead in presidential race with Bertie Ahern and Mary Hanafin tied as potential Fianna Fail candidates

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Poll puts Mairead McGuinness ahead in presidential race with Bertie Ahern and Mary Hanafin tied as potential Fianna Fail candidates

US politics

Poll puts Mairead McGuinness ahead in presidential race with Bertie Ahern and Mary Hanafin tied as potential Fianna Fail candidates

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Canada news

'If Ed Walsh phones, Donald Trump answers': Will the US president's golf buddy be his Irish enforcer as ambassador?

US envoy to Ireland faces hostility over White House policies on trade and international issues.

'The Monk is sophisticated enough, he likes his Eggs Benedict' - 'Crime World' host Nicola Tallant on Gerry Hutch's eating habits

The Monk interview achieved unprecedented listenership in Ireland.

Shane Ross: As I near 40 years off the drink, Sinead Gibney's sobriety makes me feel a rare sense of solidarity with a Soc Dem

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has shown increasing irritation towards opposition leaders, frequently taunting them about their reluctance to participate in government, reflecting his frustration with the Dáil dynamics.

Canada news

Frances Fitzgerald joins Teneo as senior advisor

Teneo plays a key role in advising many of Ireland's most prominent organisations. I hope to bring my experience to help leaders navigate the new challenges ahead.

Europe news

UK news

'Match your words with actions' - Paul Murphy urges Simon Harris to do more for Palestinians after being detained in Egypt

Deputy Murphy emphasizes the need for tangible actions from the Irish government regarding criticism of Israel.

The Irish Independent's View: Politicians' actions will speak louder than words when it comes to housing crisis

Government failings in housing highlighted by opposition demand urgent reforms and public investment.

The housing crisis represents a significant political failure that demands immediate action.

Paul Reid to head up new planning body replacing An Bord Pleanala

Paul Reid is set to be appointed chair of the new planning body, An Coimisiún Pleanála, replacing An Bord Pleanála.

'It's a firm no from me' - GAA President Jarlath Burns again rules out Aras bid

Burns stated that 'I can confidently say that today [and] confirm it for you. I have another year of the GAA presidency to do and I would certainly not be in the mood to give that up to go for anything else.'

UK politics

Ireland wants expansion of the definition of genocide under the Geneva Convention, says Taoiseach

The Israeli government is accused of committing genocide in Gaza, according to Irish officials.

US politics

Michael McDowell on the presidency: 'Five or six people on silly little podiums, behaving like dogs at Crufts, with a monitor telling them to shut up'

Senator Michael McDowell humorously critiques his political career and discusses local issues in his new book.

Bill to lower voting age to 16 introduced in Dail - and Taoiseach 'wouldn't rule anything out'

The introduction of a bill proposing to lower the voting age to 16 reflects ongoing debate about youth engagement in politics.

UK politics

Fionnan Sheahan: Social Democrats' amateur dramatics over Sinead Gibney and Eoin Hayes do little to enhance party's credibility

Alan Kelly's surprising background in acting has been uncovered, showcasing his theatrical talent.

Mark Tighe: More bizarre moments in high-stakes trial as Gerry Adams takes on BBC

The defense of journalism is crucial in legal proceedings involving sensitive allegations.

The case revolves around claims made in a BBC documentary about Gerry Adams's involvement in a high-profile murder.

Leo Varadkar's gap year: 'I don't have to care what the media or voters think. I can just be myself a bit more'

Leo Varadkar reflects on missed opportunities in his youth while contemplating future pursuits.

His confrontational style offers a refreshing change in Irish politics.

UK politics

The Sunday Independent's view: Ten years on, what unites us as the marriage equality referendum did?

Ireland became the first country to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote, marking a significant cultural milestone.

US politics

Tommy Tiernan says he'd be 'great on Liveline' but may not be able to balance it with the presidency

Tommy Tiernan dismisses presidential bid, praises Michael D. Higgins' presidency.

US politics

Gavan Reilly: 'It's really odd to get a letter out of the blue to say, 'Oh, your child is disabled and she's on our books now with a charity''

Leinster House offers insight into Irish politics and personal experiences shape the understanding of its disability services.

'I can't force the pace,' says Taoiseach as Dail row over audit report into children's hip surgeries enters second day

The Irish Government faces opposition scrutiny over delayed audit results related to questionable surgeries dating back to 2010.

SF politics

Micheal Martin's first 100 days as Taoiseach: 'This is not an Enda Kenny situation. He is still at his peak, his pinnacle'

MicheÃ¡l Martin must overcome the housing crisis to secure his legacy after reviving Fianna FÃ¡il.

The Eoghan Harris interview: 'My whole life's been spent causing trouble in journalism, and suffering for it'

Eoghan Harris reflects on the personal and professional toll of his uncompromising political beliefs, revealing how they cost him friends and led to intense health struggles.

SF politics

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill: the minister who might give Fine Gael a 'sharper edge'

Leadership scrutiny rises for Simon Harris after poor poll results, with some eyeing succession.

Mary Regan: 'The way we consume politics has changed, but I still remember first headline to whet my appetite in 1989'

The 'Grand Alliance' reflects significant changes in Irish politics, drawing community interest during a heatwave.

Sinn Fein back on top as majority of voters disapprove of FF-FG agreement with Michael Lowry - new poll

Voter dissatisfaction remains high regarding the coalition between Fianna FÃ¡il, Fine Gael, and Independent TD Michael Lowry.

Sinn Fein back on top as majority of voters disapprove of FF-FG agreement with Michael Lowry - new poll

Taoiseach MicheÃ¡l Martin leads in popularity despite government formation dissatisfaction among voters.

Conor McGregor would be 'widely rejected' in presidential run, says Jack Chambers

Last November, Nikita Hand won a civil trial against Conor McGregor after he was found liable for assault, with the fighter appealing the decision.

US politics