Leo Varadkar says it was up to Dun Laoghaire TD whether or not she takes legal challenge

Seán Dunne bankruptcy trustee is seeking to interview adviser over whereabouts of assets

The 15-man squad included five players born outside the UK, including Irish-born captain

An international study, led by UCD researchers, created food and packaging prototypes from agricultural and food-processing waste

Councillor submits resignation from party over ‘internal battle’

‘This was methodical, this was well orchestrated, this was preplanned to cause maximum damage’

Fine Gael makes complaint to gardaí amid surge in number of postal votes in Sligo

England would’ve been heading home defeated were it not for Ben Foakes’ 61 not out

Former minister says imposing a geographical rule for selection ‘is a denial of the most basic element of representative democracy”

Special party conference may have to approve FG government deals

Catherine Noone tells party colleagues she wants to ‘get back to focusing’ on her work

Catherine Noone made claims of bullying and sexism against party colleague

Party to examine claims by Senator Catherine Noone she was bullied by party colleague

Tourists reduced to 8-5 before Chris Woakes’ resistance proves futile in Adelaide

Ahead of the fifth Test, England are experimenting with line-up and new faces

20-year-old leg spinner replaces injured Chris Woakes in Sydney as Moeen survives

Tourists avoid Ashes whitewash but Australian captain impenetrable on day five

Cook and Broad combined – in contrasting styles – to gain a first-innings lead of 164

With the urn already gone the likes of Cook and Stuart Broad burst into life in Melbourne

Warner and Australia captain Steve Smith carried the opening day of fourth Test

And nuptials and novelty ties filled the Oireachtas with love and Christmas cheer

Eoin Morgan’s men win despite missing Ben Stokes and Alex Hales over Bristol altercation

Failure of Leo Varadkar to outline grand vision is creating anxiety within party

Fine Gael minister described as politician who delivered for his Waterford constituents

Fine Gael’s new leader had been quietly preparing the ground for months

Appearing as candidate of change entails expectation that menu of change will follow

Minister considers combining portfolios of finance and public expenditure if FG leadership bid successful

Inside Politics: Fine Gael meeting is told party reforms will come in under new leader

Deputy says mention of leadership by top party official signals start of the ‘end game’

Step up fundraising for possible election, Fine Gael Ministers are told

Right-to-die activist died in 2013 after a long battle with MS

Party’s election campaign was ‘dour’ and failed to respond to ‘real unease’, study finds

Tom Curran says drug helped keep his wife alive as she suffered from multiple sclerosis

John Paul Phelan says clear-out should include party chairman and special advisors

Minister says all options on table after report suggests City and County councils merge

Minister says there is limited scope for increasing benefits in this year’s Budget

Minister was responding to claims councillor Hubert Keaney was pressurised over legal case

Sligo councillor Hubert Keaney has alleged in correspondence he was pressed not to testify

Former TD has claimed a witness in a High Court challenge he took against Fine Gael was pressurised to not give evidence

Witness understood to be willing to detail allegations against members of Fine Gael