Willie O’Dea says he would quit FF rather than support another coalition
‘We have lost ground by being indistinguishable from Fine Gael,’ Limerick TD says
Tibb’s the Season – Frank McNally on the patron saint of things that never happen
An Irishman’s Diary
Charles Haughey’s Civil War trauma: ‘The country owes them more than starvation’
The war created a generation of lifelong politicians and ultimately shaped Charles J Haughey
Imma’s relentlessly on-message programme highlights its identity crisis
Ideological narrowness of 30th anniversary line-up emphasises contradictions of museum
Picturesque Dingle juggles pandemic . . . and life after Fungie
Tourists arriving for more than a glimpse of the playful dolphin are pleasantly surprised
‘Believing his penis to be haunted, he streamlined his factories and made a billion’
Patrick Freyne: I get why people want to be a bit rich: poverty sucks. But why Rich-List rich?
Sean Scully’s Double Window to feature in upcoming Sotheby’s Paris sale
Oil on canvas executed in artist’s distinctive style has estimate of €350,000 to €550,000
I hate to sexualise former taoisigh, but who wouldn’t lob the gob at Enda Kenny?
Patrick Freyne: The former taoiseach looks well in retirement, face ruddy, rusty locks flowing
US election: To say the stress is getting to us is an understatement
Whatever happens, don’t get too het up. The US president is not as powerful as he or we think
Former Cruzzo’s restaurant becomes Malahide’s answer to remote working
Malahide marina building transformed into Dublin’s newest serviced office space, The View
Seán O’Rourke: 32,000 interviews later... ‘I’ve had my fill’
The broadcaster, who retired on Friday, looks back on his career high and low points
A riot, champagne and Charlie Haughey: Garret FitzGerald’s eve of VE Day diary
“At 9.19 on way back to College, at bottom Grafton St, we met Charlie Haughey”
VE Day 75: Haughey, FitzGerald and that ‘Irish Times’ front page
Trinity students’ provocative decision to raise the Union flag led to riotous scenes
Former Treasury Holdings site with scope for 85 homes seeks €8m
16-acre site on Malahide Road is zoned for residential development and village square
Dolls’ houses: it’s a small world at Fonsie Mealy Castlecomer sale
A collection of dolls’ houses once owned by writer Graham Green’s wife Vivien are to be sold along with miniature furniture
Lemass and Haughey families: next generation poised for politics
Surname is ‘great conversation starter on the doorsteps’, says Hannah Lemass
‘Resistance’: Let the arguments about historical truths begin
Follow-up to ‘Rebellion’ is based on the War of Independence, and is keen to emphasise overlooked female stories
Patrick Freyne: From Kylie to Declan Nerney, a history of taoiseach rock
Leo Varadkar has been accused of trying to ‘get down with the kids’ via 1980s pop icon Kylie Minogue. Here’s how our former leaders rocked us in the Oireachtas
Meáin of few words? Taoiseach shows off more than cúpla focal on Aran visit
However, Fine Gael doesn’t get too many votes on islands now, several residents recalled
Geraldine Kennedy: Papal visits underline Ireland’s progress
For many reasons we are not the same people visited by John Paul II in 1979
Pope Francis: Knock shrine, bedecked in Vatican colours, remembers 1979
There was little health and safety during previous visit, and no airport
‘Male chauvinist’ Ireland: 5 things we learned from latest British state papers
Observations about Mary Robinson and Charles Haughey among documents
‘State probably facilitated purchase of gun that killed my father’
There were always questions, says son of Garda Richard Fallon, who died in 1970
The Lemass Tapes will reshape Irish history
The tapes, recorded by hotelier Dermot Ryan in 1967, are an exceptional political testament
Haughey’s cherished yacht Celtic Mist set for whale of a trip
Vessel’s 4,000km voyage to share research on humpbacks with colleagues in Iceland
Criminal assets: Six Irish houses with dark pasts
Jessbrook, former home of convicted criminal John Gilligan, is ‘sale agreed’
TV this weekend: Attenborough on eggs and Geldof on the ‘Late Late Show’
The Ray D’Arcy show will discuss consent in wake of Belfast trial while Aidan Gillen plays Dave Allen
Chinese artist revealed as painter of 13 taoiseach portraits
Zhang Yi, aka Johnny Wilson, worked in a ‘very basic’ Rathmines studio
John Bowman: How Irish diplomats ‘dined for Ireland’
State Papers: 1987 files describe mission to promote Anglo-Irish Agreement
Business leader and public servant for more than 50 years
Liam St John Devlin – Born; January 31st, 1924. Died; October 22nd, 2017
Conor Cruise O’Brien forced Ireland to reconsider nationalism
The intellectual challenged the idea the pursuit of unity was the State’s main goal
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