Analysis: Parties have done just about enough not to have their State funding cut

Arthur Spring makes claim as Burton criticised during confidence motion debate

Two Fine Gael TDs and one Fianna Fáil TD elected in Cork North West in 2011

PAC hears health service not over-staffed or over-managed relative to other countries

Deficit in IBTS pension scheme grows to €92m as proposal made to resolve row

Former bookmaker and FG minister Ivan Yates earlier predicted November 20th poll

Cork TD claimed the general election will be held on February 26th 2016

FF leader says city’s status would be undermined and region would lose out

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael failing State with policies, says filmmaker Steven O’Riordan

Post-Budget debate shows disagreement on whether measures will aid economic growth

John McGuinness says he was ‘acting in best interests of taxpayer’, not publicity seeking

Calls for strong figure to stand up to party leadership

€5m budget for investigation will necessitate supplementary estimate

May elections in 2014 will present a particular challenge for the Coalition, which will also face the ultimate test of its decision to forgo an emergency credit line post-bailout

Politicians take advantage of Dáil bar’s liberal opening hours during abortion debate

Minister for Enterprise dismisses contention that Upper House has ‘checks and balance’ role in relation to legislation

Cork North-West TD insists lapgate incident was not typical of Leinster House

Father of three says he felt he was caught up in ‘a tidal wave’

Political gaffes and seeking forgiveness

Tánaiste describes criticism of the debate by the opposition as ‘a bit ironic’

Inaugural Women in Media event hears told of special place in hell for `women who do not believe feminism matters today'