Noel Whelan: EU jobs carve up was bizarre – but it worked
Member states balancing criteria of scale, power, geography and gender admirably
Noel Whelan: The media must accept that Trump has delivered
US president made big promises during 2016 election, and in the main he kept them
Noel Whelan: Scale of SF’s election collapse not fully appreciated
Loss of 78 council seats dramatically depletes the party’s officer corps on the ground
Noel Whelan: Adjectives used to describe Raab range from ‘disingenuous’ to ‘dishonest’
Tory leadership contender is accused of distorting truth of meeting with Coveney
Noel Whelan: What’s not to like about the Green Party?
Atmosphere will be more productive now Sinn Féin's noisy cough has been softened
Noel Whelan: New plan for Border poll would see agreement ripped up
Former SDLP leader Seamus Mallon’s latest proposal is provocative but instructive
Noel Whelan: Expect surprises in European elections
Fianna Fáil appear set to regain foothold in Dublin with Barry Andrews
Noel Whelan: Children’s hospital report only scratches the surface of this scandal
PwC review of the tendering process cannot be the last word on what went wrong
Noel Whelan: Government is right to be evasive on no-deal Border plans
Ministers know that sometimes it is more dangerous to answer a question than to avoid it
Noel Whelan: Why is anyone surprised at the DUP’s Brexit intransigence?
Reporters who should know better have wasted time on a possible U-turn by the party
Jacinda Ardern, Theresa May: Leadership styles from different planets
NZ leader strikes right note over shootings as UK PM drips Brexit bitterness
Hard to argue against Bloody Sunday decision taken by Public Prosecution Service
Noel Whelan: PPS heavily restricted by legality of evidence it could rely on in court
Northern Secretary Karen Bradley should go after crass comments
Remarks hurt chances of successfully prosecuting security forces personnel for murder
Noel Whelan: PAC owes Angela Kerins an apology
Court ruling protects us from our politicians acting like schoolyard bullies
Noel Whelan: Brexit has broken Tory and Labour party loyalty
The mood in Britain has to favour the successful emergence of a new political entity