In every general election there are casualties. Three of them tell us about life after politics
Old-style dust-up between two main parties expected here with Fine Gael looking to upset balance
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are scouting for additional candidates
34-year-old expected to join Michael Creed on Fine Gael ticket in next general election
Cllr John Paul O’Shea narrowly lost out in the three seat constituency in 2016 when he ran as an independent
Opinion: Please, John Halligan, stop digging. The rest of you: cop-on, and think before you speak
Bellwether constituency shows little change in fortunes or outlook since last election
Former ministers Paudie Coffey and Jimmy Deenihan also thought to be named
Cork TD not dwelling on why he was passed over for promotion after 2010 heave against Kenny
Fine Gael criticised for not having focus groups in every region
Many of the women elected to the 32nd Dáil have a strong political track record
Many of the women elected to the 32nd Dáil have a strong political track record
Paudie Coffey, Kathleen Lynch, Alan Shatter and Alex White among high-profile casualties
Aine Collins: ‘It’s very disappointing, because we worked very hard’
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