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Film review: Five decades on, a scandal involving Ted Kennedy poses many questions
‘Parachute’ payments of €2m for TDs and Senators who lost seats
The 45 politicians who failed to win seats are entitled to a range of payments depending on length of service
Election 2020: Spell in ‘proper’ opposition finds growing support in Fianna Fáil
Mood within the party got steadily darker during second day of counting
Dublin Mid West results: Jubilant scenes as Gino Kenny takes final seat
Fine Gael’s Emer Higgins also elected while Fianna Fáil’s John Curran loses out
Young people in disadvantaged areas see greater interest in voting this time round
Election 2020: ‘There are more conversations about the election. People want change’
Election 2020: Dublin Mid-West constituency profile
Seat won by Sinn Féin in recent byelection may be short-lived
Musgrave puts climate action ‘front and centre’ with new sustainability strategy
Retailer goes for strategic approach that avoids green spin
Former ministers fear national drug strategy being ‘undermined’
Government urged not to take powers away from community and voluntary sectors
Reform of State pension still stuck in Cabinet logjam
Q&A: Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions
Almost 80 patients waiting over six months to be discharged from hospital
Simon Harris tells Fianna Fáil TD 382 people waiting more than a month to leave facilities
Man accused of murdering Dubliner in Cape Town claims self-defence
Congolese cleaner alleges charity worker John Curran tried to rape him in his apartment
Kelleher gives Martin message on European election bid
Cork North-Central poll topper snubs FF leader’s demand he stay in Dáil
Bail hearing for man accused of murdering John Curran postponed
The Irish charity worker (60) was found stabbed to death in Cape Town last November
Five cases consumed 23% of compensation budget for crime victims
Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal’s fixed budget has led to large build-up of cases
Man (24) appears in court over murder of John Curran in South Africa
Dublin teacher was found dead in his apartment in Cape Town earlier this month
Man (24) charged with murder of John Curran in South Africa
Dublin teacher was found dead in his apartment in Cape Town earlier this month
Tributes paid to ‘gifted leader’ killed in Cape Town
Friends and colleagues gather in Trinity College to celebrate the life of John Curran
John Curran was hit over the head before being stabbed
South African police release CCTV images of suspect in effort to identify killer
Thousands of retired semi-State workers ‘struggling’ on small pensions
Representatives outline grievances to Oireachtas committee
Anti-abortion TDs in talks to form cross-party alliance
Anti-abortion TDs from across political divide ponder joining forces to oppose abortion
Eight of the best Instagram gardeners to follow in 2018
Gardeners growing their presence on social media are becoming key influencers
Citizens Information Board assault on volunteers is madness
Drive to replace Mabs and CIS with 16 regional structures must be stopped
Action by ESB worker over ‘security risk’ dismissal is resolved
Graham Light (36) secured a temporary court order preventing termination of his employment
Plans to dissolve Mabs companies branded ‘power grab’
Money advice and citizens information services due to be replaced with regional boards
Waste companies’ profits will remain unknown because most registered offshore
Taoiseach defends end of flat-rate bin charges to ‘put environment first’
Households to be penalised for not recycling their rubbish
Households that send more refuse to landfill face higher bills from July 1st
Longtime political interference damaging Garda Síochána, says Tánaiste
Jim O’Callaghan: A blemish on our justice system that 14,700 wrongful convictions not overturned
Maureen Haughey funeral told of ‘republican in the truest sense’
‘Nationalist to her fingertips’ was proud of legacy of late father, former taoiseach Séan Lemass
Striking Tesco workers reassured over family income supplement
Department of Social Protection says weekly tax-free payment not suspended
One-third of deportation orders from Ireland carried out
Of 1,195 deportation orders placed in 2016, only 428 were put into action
Councils have ‘not measured up’ on housing, says Enda Kenny
Micheál Martin tells Taoiseach it is unfair to blame local authorities entirely for crisis
Housing analysis: A genuine attempt to resolve crisis
Much depends on Simon Coveney and his ambitions hinge on delivery
Enda Kenny should not set a departure date, says Varadkar
Minister says he is more interested in settling into new brief than contesting the leadership
Housing committee target: 50,000 homes in five years
Cross-party group also recommends stronger rental rules and first-time buyer support
Over €5.5bn needed to tackle housing crisis, committee hears
Representative group warns of ‘biggest housing and homelessness crises in history’
TD walks out after Michael Noonan called ‘vulture lover’
David Hall made comment at Oireachtas committee during hearing on mortgage distress
Micheál Martin set to promote women TDs to top team
Party to address lack of female TDs in last Dáil with three or four on front bench
‘Good faith and no surprises’ key phrase in government plan
Members of the new ‘coalition’ must get over the small stuff if it is going to work
Call for ‘non-political’ housing solutions
Ruth Coppinger (AAA) says first move should be declaration of national housing emergency
The men and the message at heart of FF revival
Micheál Martin was probably the star turn of the campaign
Dublin Mid-West results: Gino Kenny and John Curran elected on last count
AAA-PBP and Fianna Fáil candidates join Eoin Ó Broin and Frances Fitzgerald
Analysis: Fianna Fáil empire strikes back at Fine Gael
Never have so many got so few predictions right, writes Harry McGee
Fianna Fáil meeting to decide on candidates for election
Séan Haughey to be added in Dublin Bay North, Mary Hanafin in Dún Laoghaire
Aylward and Power moves suggest FF renewal losing steam
Hard for Fianna Fáil to escape image its new politics is identical to its old approach
LinkedIn looks to embrace blue-collar workers
The career network’s expansion outside its core of professionals reflects the new world of jobseeking
Scramble on for seats in redraw of three large constituencies
Some MEPs will struggle to retain their posts in new electoral division
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