Differing fortunes for Government parties as vote fragments in Dublin
FG now largest party in capital, while Labour has gone from 18 seats to just two or three
Dublin Bay South results: Green Party leader Eamon Ryan, Fine Gael’s Eoghan Murphy elected
Greens ‘first party to lose all seats in Dáil and come back’
Election 2016: Key seats and turnout focus of decisive week
Party leaders preparing for final TV debate, to be aired on RTÉ this Tuesday evening
Burning bondholders ‘could have saved the State €9bn’
NTMA advised Government of possible savings in March 2011
Kenny’s ceann comhairle move could bring trouble his way
Speculation among TDs over who might go for the position is already rampant
Kenny’s late move on fundamental Dáil reform
Taoiseach to propose a change in standing orders to allow the Ceann Comhairle to be elected by secret ballot
Creighton accuses Doherty of ‘irresponsible politics’
Sinn Féin TD says he will not sign off on the final report of the banking inquiry
Finalised bank report calls for action against ECB
Committee 'unhappy' with final document after spending weekend amending 450-page document
Banking inquiry will be able to publish evidence without report
Members to receive legal advice on how to proceed if a final report cannot be agreed
Banking inquiry may request legal safeguards
FF Senator wants emergency legislation prepared if investigation collapses
Banking inquiry to delay report publication by week
Some members refuse to sign off on report in current format, saying it is too political
Banking inquiry report contents not yet agreed
Committee has yet to agree findings, conclusions or the executive summary
Committee tensions grow as banking inquiry deadline nears
Members due to meet again today as Thursday deadline approaches
Labour may seek rerun of Oireachtas inquiries referendum
Kathleen Lynch says electorate ‘was very angry’ when proposal rejected in 2011
Sinn Féin TD alleges ‘disconnect’ in banking inquiry report
Doherty claims inquiry members and investigation team had different viewpoints
Banking inquiry report to be shorter than planned
Banking committee will halve report’s length to meet January 20th deadline
Oireachtas banking inquiry committee may not report
Politicians on banking inquiry committee admit it is unlikely to issue a final report
Banking inquiry owes it to people to publish report - Burton
Tánaiste confident banking inquiry will agree finalised report for January deadline
ECB withdraws offer to assist banking inquiry
Chairman Ciaran Lynch ‘extremely disappointed’ with stance of ECB
Banking inquiry: Former Anglo official contradicts Kenny
Evidence given by Taoiseach to Oireachtas committee challenged by Matt Moran
Inquiry advised allowing video link would favour Drumm
Move would give former Anglo executive an advantage over committee, say lawyers
Banking inquiry: David Drumm to contradict Brian Cowen
Ex-Anglo chief’s recollection of dinner included discussion on support for bank
Howlin dismisses Fine Gael backbench opposition to pay deal
Labour Minister insists Lansdowne Road agreement fair
Rejection for Bruton, even for altruistic reason, is still rejection
Analysis: Fine Gael faces more local rebellions over strict gender quota rules
Kenny wants Fine Gael election candidates in place by October
Coalition intent on serving term but latest date for election not until April 9th, 2016
Fine Gael TDs voice support for IAG’s Aer Lingus bid
Labour opposed to deal but Coalition sources say sale unlikely before election
Celtic Tiger surpluses should have been put in ‘rainy day fund’
Prof Philip Lane says such a measure could have funded bank recapitalisation or Nama
Irish Water could be unreformable ‘Goliath’ like HSE, Fine Gael backbencher warns
Economic Management Council refused to listen to TDs, says Murphy
McGuinness says nothing unusual about Kerins meeting
Chairman says Public Accounts Committee will robustly defend action taken by ex- Rehab chief
‘Wonderful life’ of Gordon Colleary recalled at his funeral
USIT founder ‘helped people realise their personal vision, or his personal vision as theirs’
FF plays down significance of no Coalition whip in banking inquiry
FG TD says measure should eradicate any fears over politicisation of investigation
Ring rounds on ‘privileged’ young Fine Gael TDs who seek changes at Cabinet
Minister of State says ‘five-a-side gang’ want ‘more cuts and more hardship’
Minister frustrated by clubs repeatedly submitting invalid sports grants applications
Ring says organisations are given reasons why original application is invalid
Rugby World Cup bid chairman to be announced tomorrow
Working group will decide whether Government or IRFU bid for 2023 competition
New PAC divisions ahead of decision on points hearing
Garda whistleblower Sgt Maurice McCabe wants to give evidence in private on Thursday
Garda whistleblower wants to give evidence in private to PAC
Shatter refers penalty points affair to Garda Ombudsman
Government postpones decision on same sex marriage vote
Cabinet defers talks on subject for a week to allow Kenny consult FG backbenchers
Fine Gael TDs uneasy over same-sex marriage poll
Minister for Education Ruairí Quinn says referendum will be held in early 2015
Lucinda Creighton despairs at the desire for fewer politicians
TD accuses Yes campaign of using misleading and superficial claims to support Seanad abolition
Coalition campaign on Seanad ‘a gimmick’
FG says abolition of Seanad would bring State into line with similar countries
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