Minister for Health James Reilly has said the Dáil should sit late into the summer if nec(...)

Leading Opposition figures and academics have said significant questions remain surroundi(...)

It was Eamon’s turn to defend the indefensible yesterday. Enda set the bar low for him on Tuesday with his defence of Alan Shatter’s worr(...)

If the collapse of the Celtic Tiger has proved one thing, it is that modern Ireland cannot be governed effectively by a political system design(...)

Thousands of workers face the loss of pension benefits as a result of the Government’s failure to address the priority order of entitlement for(...)

The issue of privacy needs a “longer and wider” discussion and might be addressed by an Oireachtas committee, Tanaiste Eamon Gilmore has told t(...)

Minister for Justice Alan Shatter appeared to have drawn a line under the political row surrounding his disclosure of confidential information(...)

Alan Shatter brought a new concept to the world of Irish politics last night: the nonapology apology. After five days of controversy over(...)

Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has told the Dáil there was “nothing sinister” in the way in which he acquired information that Independent T(...)

The modern era and the advent of instant communications has thrown up a number of new political rules, all conceived by another modern phenomen(...)