Marty Morrissey helpless mirth gets trumped by melancholy
Radio review: RTÉ’s preview of 2020 turns unexpectedly sombre, as Second Captains get more sport from a determined diplomat
Radio review: RTÉ’s preview of 2020 turns unexpectedly sombre, as Second Captains get more sport from a determined diplomat
Priest says broadcaster was ‘veritable choirmaster’ of national conversation
Relatives would no longer face seven year wait to deal with estates, life insurance policies
Back in their expensively refurbished Upper House, the talk was still resolutely cheap
A rat in TDs’ midst; Shane Ross’s birthday; Dr Reilly’s tie; hands, knees and boomps-a-daisy
Tech entrepreneur’s prickly on-air performances muddy his message about Ireland’s corporate regime
FF’s backbench baritone pleads with leader to abandon confidence-and-supply deal
Varadkar may ask councillors to facilitate only ‘truly Independent’ candidates
Ballot to ban Israeli goods from occupied Palestinian territories passes in Seanad
Former Senator and TD had intended campaigning for repeal of Eight Amendment
Independent senator out of step as young people help shape Ireland of tomorrow
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Potential abolition will not be revisited. He sounded rather regretful, but dem’s the breaks
Labour Senator Aodhán Ó Ríordáin criticised for unparliamentary language
Irish Hospice Foundation calls for restoration of bereavement grant in pre-budget submission
Royals delight in horse diets, Taoiseach goes for cycle and RTÉ pol corr shows how to exit
Cabinet figures are to gather for exquisitely timed nuptials of former senator Eugene Regan
Varadkar and Coveney have private meeting as fighting breaks out in the Fine Gael ranks
Enda finds his va-va-voom, O’Brien sues nobody and Boyd-Barrett is incandescent
The best thing about the annual switching on of the Oireachtas Christmas tree lights is the awkwardness
First minister says Scotland is exploring options that would respect people’s Brexit vote
FG members claim the Seanad was not given the chance to buy final tickets
Independent Marie-Louise O’Donnell says the idea is ‘absolutely outrageous’
Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement launches inquiry into charity
Powers delayed until September 5th to allow recruitment of more staff for regulator
Senator loses out to Marie-Louise O’Donnell as leader of Seanad Independent group
Party members were unaware that three choices would be made by Micheál Martin
Pieta House founder says she will represent sufferers ‘with every fibre of being’ in new Seanad
Tension for Labour, old dreams for Fine Gael and a sweet tweet from Lynn Boylan
Labour leader downplays data, saying ‘perception’ rooted in aftermath of crash
Evidence of vulnerability and anxiety due to debt, reduced benefits and financial uncertainty
Senator eats McGrath alive over his ‘outrageous’ behaviour in Oireachtas restaurant
Senator Marie Louise O’Donnell tell that Seanad that post offices are the ‘real’ bank
Gerard Craughwell twice applied to group of five Independents and was twice rebuffed
Anything that eases strain for students is worth it, say guidance councillors
Number in universities and institutes of technology set to grow by 30 per cent
Heated exchanges in Seanad debate on proposed fatal foetal abnormality Bill
Review: A good year for Ryan Tubridy, Pat Kenny and Sean O’Rourke. But where are all the women presenters?
Senator Mary Ann O’Brien says services will be targeted by Russians and Chinese
Government Senators are now in a minority in the 60-seat upper chamber
Journalist of the Year award to Mick Clifford for coverage of Gardaí and Justice Affairs
Varadkar warns of higher bills in January if concessions and lower charges not agreed
FF Senator says water charges a ‘debacle’
Opinion: The genie was well out of the bottle before the concession by Kenny that the Seanad seat targeted for a thoroughly humiliated John McNulty ‘should not be accepted in those circumstances’
Marie-Louise O’Donnell had accused Bank of Ireland of ‘financial thuggery’
Banks accused of ‘immoral’ behaviour of hiking up interest rates
Review: While Sean O’Rourke, on RTÉ, and Pat Kenny, on Newstalk, get stuck in at the National Ploughing Championships, ‘Breakfast Republic’, on 2FM, tries a different furrow
Tea, talk, carpentry and gardening: good for mental health and confidence
Frances Fitzgerald tells Seanad such contests ‘run counter to’ values in UN Convention on Rights of the Child
Senators table motion to ban contests as organisers aim to hold more competitions
RTÉ should have clarified comment about sympathies in churches
RTÉ celebrates country music with abandon but approaches the homophobia controversy with caution
Marie-Louise O’Donnell said there were 10 reports between 1937 and 2004
Joint bid ahead of €300m industry estimates for new licence but short of €500m touted in political circles
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