Dublin Mid-West constituency profile: Bellwether will show if voters are moving to anti-immigrant candidates
Election 2024: Sinn Féin hopeful of gaining two seats despite dwindling poll numbers
Paul Gogarty
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’
Harry McGee’s final seat prediction for Election 2020
Fianna Fáil to emerge on top with Green Party in line to hit double figures
Election 2020 in commuterville: ‘They built the houses and left the people in a vacuum’
In Adamstown – a multicultural town in west Dublin – many residents cannot even vote
Election 2020: Dublin Mid-West constituency profile
Seat won by Sinn Féin in recent byelection may be short-lived
Byelections 2019: FF wins two seats, SF, Greens one each
Fianna Fáil on course to win seats in Cork and Wexford, Greens likely to win in Fingal
Byelection Dublin Mid-West: Sinn Féin’s Mark Ward elected
Result shows SF are clear alternative to FF and FG at general election, says McDonald
Low voter turnout in Dáil byelection constituencies
Lack of voter engagement and low turnout means outcomes are highly unpredictable
Fiach Kelly: Dáil byelections a leap into the unknown
Turnout in Fingal, Wexford, Cork North Central and Dublin Mid West is expected to be around the mid 30 per cent mark
New south Dublin town plan appealed to An Bord Pleanála
Homes for more than 21,000 could be built at Clonburris
Long journey to get past development roadblocks nears end
Government credibility staked on strategic development zones and fast-track planning
New Dublin town set to be approved despite local concerns
Councillors are expected to give go-ahead to Clonburris scheme amid worries over resources
Clonburris will not repeat past planning mistakes, says Council
New 8,000-home suburb in west Dublin will be high-density to avoid dependency on cars
Conor McGregor is everything we teach our sons not to be
Patrick Logue: Dubliner’s onstage antics give voice to racist and misogynistic ideas
Former Green TD Gogarty elected South Dublin council mayor
Mayor said his tenure would focus on promoting ‘healthy and sustainable’ county
South Dublin homeowners will not face property tax hike
Cork County Council votes to keep tax at national rate to ‘protect public services’
Exclusion of Independents ‘political snobbery’ says McGrath
Main parties ‘will have to chew their words after the election’ says Dublin Bay North TD
Barry O’Halloran: Councils must share blame with developers for housing crisis
New developments are mired in what appear to be old fashioned planning rows, driven as much by local political concerns as anything else
Independents could hold the balance of power after election
Party profile: Independent Alliance likely to demand ministerial role
Builder clashes with South Dublin County Council over site
Council debating green zone at Lucan site New Generation Homes wants to build on
Sinn Féin would need ‘Pauline conversion’ to gain backing - Ross
Party must boost democratic credentials to gain Independent Alliance support, says TD
South Dublin councillors keep 2016 property tax discount
Council chief Daniel McLoughlin says cut means forgoing €4.6m in revenues next year
Independents alliance ‘keeping options open’ ahead of election
Meeting in Tullamore told new grouping could back a government on confidence votes
Plans to restart Adamstown approved by An Bord Pleanála
House density must stay the same in Dublin suburb as ‘excessive’ reductions blocked
Policing of water protest criticised by South Dublin County Council
Council passes emergency motion calling for police restraint during peaceful protests in Dublin region
South Dublin to cut property tax by 15%
Councillors vote to cut the tax, returning average of €70 to homeowners
What if local election results were repeated in General Election?
Labour would win just six seats if local results repeated in next General Election
The road less travelled: one family ditches the car
After our 1996 Toyota went kaput, we decided to go without. Commuting, ferrying kids, shopping and holidaying abroad? It’s all possible with a little ingenuity
Use of inept language in Oireachtas anything but new
Confirmed tradition of foul, profane and inappropriate terms in Dáil and Seanad
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