Candidates face a battle where party running mates could be their most dangerous rivals transfers will in many cases be decisive
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin
Taoiseach puzzled by Sinn Féin election literature that claims the party is opposed to open borders
Rural Independents say Ireland now effectively a ‘colonial outpost of an EU regulatory empire’ as Minister stands over 80% border crossing figure
Delegates hopeful for up to 70 local authority members, convinced the party always does better than polls predict
Coolock warehouse could be used to house asylum seekers, department says, following week of protests
Protests have been held this week at the former Crown Paints warehouse against its proposed use
Some 37 tents pitched back around International Protection Office on Dublin’s Lower Mount Street, the location cleared of homeless asylum seekers over the weekend
Garda member in midlands was suspended for more than three years after taking bike from Garda station to give to elderly man during pandemic
TD defeats Senator Annie Hoey and Fingal councillor Rob O’Donoghue for the nomination from the party
Merchant’s Quay Ireland says location will be safer, and will remove some open drug use and litter from streets
Labour TD says use of term ‘colonisation’ when talking about asylum seekers ‘appalling’
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin has written to Tánaiste after concerns raised with him by British Labour Party
Parenting in My Shoes: Anna was born during the referendum on the Eighth Amendment. ‘Is she a second-class citizen because she’s a girl?’
Cost of sending children to fee-charging schools has risen for most parents this year
Minister tells Committee on Justice ‘no personal circumstance’ forced anybody to set bus alight or attack gardaí on November 23rd
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