Former election candidate jailed for assaults after disrupting Tralee drag story event
Ross Lahive was ‘prime mover’ in violent incident where children had to be shielded and showed no remorse, judge says
Read more about the June 7th, 2024 European Parliament election. Full results for the Dublin, Midlands-North-West and Ireland South constituencies as Ireland elects 14 MEPs. Breaking news, analysis, candidate profiles and party gains with detailed reports and results from all over Europe.
Ross Lahive was ‘prime mover’ in violent incident where children had to be shielded and showed no remorse, judge says
Party will immediately begin ‘structured and detailed planning towards Irish unity’ if elected to office, ardfheis told
It should not come as a surprise that in Ireland, as elsewhere, a portion of the electorate is receptive to racist and irrational conspiracy theories
Survey finds 70% of voters felt level of aggression being displayed to politicians was unacceptable
Varadkar did something which is becoming increasingly difficult in fractured modern-day politics: he read the room. He sensed that voters had soured on him
Review of party’s performance in Republic suggests it needs to be better at bringing clarity to its policy offerings, says leader
Marine Le Pen’s Eurosceptic and anti-immigrant party came top in Sunday’s first-round election with 33% per cent of the vote
Worldview: This disastrous election is France’s Brexit moment - every bit as mistimed and every bit as consequential for his country
Party got ‘a knock’ with poor performance this month, says Mary Lou McDonald
Why the Aer Lingus strike is not an opportunity for Ryanair; the casual disregard politicians have for the European Parliament; and the dramatic changes in news consumption
The ebbing of the green wave is not unique to Ireland. It happened throughout Europe in this month’s elections
Two parties with anti-immigrant policies are making gains in eastern states
Football is a good outlet for defanged nationalism but light-hearted spaghetti japes should not be mistaken for signs of unity in a fractured continent
Some young French voters see Jordan Bardella and the far right bringing ‘order’
The question needs to be asked why Ireland, on the geographical periphery of the EU, is facing 30,000 claims for international protection each year
The European Parliament is an increasingly powerful institution from which a huge share of our laws and regulations derive – so why do some politicians seem to regard it as expensive training wheels?
Social media platform is the subject of a complaint to the media regulator that it breached the EU Digital Services Act
‘An absolute privilege’: Ryan steps down as Green Party leader and will not run in next election
Sinn Féin must present voters with a left-wing coalition option to stay true to its message of ‘change’
IT Sunday: Athletics success flies in the face of funding levels; Brianna Parkins writes about why she is leaving Ireland
While people may remain silent in public on controversial issues, in the polling booth things may be different
Mary Lou McDonald complained Sinn Féin was being blamed for Government failures. She should ask herself why voters now associate her party with the establishment
While his detractors argue that Bardella lacks substance, his message increasingly resonates with voters, and not just those who fit the mould of the stereotypical far-right supporter
Elections in Ireland used to be predictable, but not any more. These elections saw Sinn Féin’s shock nosedive, FF and FG holding firm, and Independents having their day
Finglas community ‘has a lot of love to give and gives it out in plenty’ but feels ‘forgotten about and ignored’
One big task for the party ahead of a general election will be to present a more concrete vision of the change it keeps talking about
Le Pen could repeat her EU election performance in two weeks’ time, leaving French politics in gridlock. There could be consequences for Ireland
October 18th or 25th mooted as TDs from main parties seek to capitalise on the outcome of the local and European elections
Outgoing Ireland South MEP says he was ‘demonised’ by media as Fianna Fáil’s Cynthia Ní Mhurchú takes final seat in five-seat constituency
Maria Walsh, Nina Carberry and Ciaran Mullooly elected in Midlands-North-West following distribution of Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan’s surplus
Marathon counts across the country saw candidates elected in the local and European elections
Barry Cowen elected on 20th count overnight, as Maria Walsh, Nina Carberry and Ciarán Mullooly also set for Brussels
Coalition’s standing will hardly have improved after the usual winter hospital crisis and a further influx of asylum seekers
‘A blind man on a galloping horse would have told you that you were putting up too many candidates,’ said one senior Northern republican
Imagine anyone calling Margaret Thatcher, Angela Merkel and Indira Gandhi ‘the girls’
Figures suggest Social Democrats was most transfer-friendly party, while Sinn Féin voters transferred least to other parties and candidates
Election results: Barry Cowen expected to be elected alongside Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan as Midlands-North-West counting continues
European election: Counting nears conclusion as new team of MEPs emerges
Midlands-North-West MEP secured his third consecutive term in this year’s European elections
Elections 2024 leave gender breakdown among representatives largely unchanged
Lack of alternative parties means Independent candidates attracting disaffected voters
Millions of voters across Europe no longer think the EU represents their interests. There are two things it must do
The party may move economically left and socially right in the Republic - but it needs to stay the course in Northern Ireland
About €60,000 was spent on campaign by Social Democrats’ candidate who sold car to help fund bid
Luke Ming Flanagan leads the pack in Castlebar as battle for three Ireland South seats comes down to four candidates
Negotiations continue as European Parliament groups seek to recruit non aligned MEPs
The 28-year-old National Rally president has outshone his mentor Marine Le Pen on the campaign trail
The elimination of the minnows will clarify the picture in Ireland South and Midlands-North-West
Ciarán Cuffe and Clare Daly lose their European Parliament seats
Mary Lou McDonald confidence of ‘nailed-on gains’ in UK election seems questionable
All attention is on when a general election should be called. Waiting until next spring carries risks – but so does an autumn election
I gave the most obnoxious candidate 27, then started down from number 1. But a final review revealed I had awarded two number 12s
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices