Kerry result: Jimmy Deenihan and Arthur Spring lose Dáil seats
Michael and Danny Healy-Rae, Brendan Griffin, Martin Ferris and John Brassil elected
Healy-Raes: Family work ethic yielded remarkable election scenario
If brothers win it may be down to the kind of doggedness their father showed
Election 2016: Fine Gael stumbles in poll as electorate fails to buy message
Inside Politics: The Government’s strategy of ‘There Is No Alternative’ (Tina) is now in trouble
Healy-Rae double act set to take Kerry seats, reveals TG4 poll
Brothers in touching distance of regal success if vote management strategy employed
Healy Rae dynasty believes Danny might spring a surprise
There is no doubt his brother, sitting TD Michael Healy Rae, will do very well in #ge16
Danny Healy-Rae to run in Kerry constituency
Family’s ‘political service’ expanding, candidate says as he announces run with brother Michael
Dáil told Shane Ross tried to have ‘crony’ appointed to board
Arthur Spring makes claim as Burton criticised during confidence motion debate
Miriam Lord: Kenny left buoyant by Harris’s hand of God
Taoiseach floats on as Opposition attempts to bog him down in Shannon’s murky waters
Labour should not enter coalition with ‘less than 15 Dáil seats’
Group of Labour TDs says party needs 'critical mass' after election to re-enter government
Labour calls for extension of subsidies for childcare
Policy document says supports could help double number of affordable places to 50,000
Fine Gael and Labour to limit election co-operation to vote transfer pact
Some in party believe pact ties it too closely to FG and has been foisted on members
Miriam Lord: Marie Louise tells Mattie the jig is up for his jibes
Senator eats McGrath alive over his ‘outrageous’ behaviour in Oireachtas restaurant
State agencies criticised over attitudes to employment conditions
TDs renew criticism of Dunnes Stores and ‘phenomena of zero-hour contracts’
Norma Moriarty favourite for Fianna Fáil Kerry election ticket
Council chairman John Brassil selected to run at weekend convention
Healy-Rae accuses FG of ‘looking down its nose’ at him in reports
Joan Burton defends Eamon Gilmore over FG claims he could lose Dáil seat
‘Gilmore is weak and may lose his seat, which would serve FG’
FG document says Arthur Spring ‘goosed’ while Healy-Rae has veneer of ‘yokel’
Healy-Rae has veneer of ‘yokel’ says FG strategy paper
Fine Gael outlines strengths and weaknesses of its TDs and rivals
Fianna Fáil plans two-candidate strategy in new Kerry five-seater
John O’Donoghue ‘was not wanted on the ticket by the party nationally’, says FF source
Two Irish men jailed in London over VAT fraud
Court told millions siphoned from business and laundered through other bank accounts
John Perry one of many TDs who has hired family members
Sligo-North Leitrim TD criticised for hiring wife as assistant on salary of up to €49,000
Labour led Fine Gael on many issues, party conference hears
Kerry TD says party introduced topics like same-sex marriage to its Coalition partner
Miriam Lord: I’m a Politician - Don’t Kick Me Out of Here!
It’s getting TV-show hectic in Leinster House
FF unlikely to nominate former minister John O’Donoghue
Former minister ‘political toast’ and unlikely to run in next general election
Is Labour playing safe in the generation game?
Party may be anxious to avoid ‘the Miliband effect’ of British Labour Party
Arthur Spring backs Joan Burton for Labour leadership
Kerry TD decides not to enter contest just hours before noon deadline for nominations
Burton front-runner in Labour leadership contest
Seven TDs reported to be considering entering the race to succeed Gilmore
Will the next Labour leader stay the course with Fine Gael?
Gilmore’s downfall may bring forward the date of the next general election
Seven deputies who might run for leader of Labour Party
It is the ordinary members of the 4,000-strong party and not parliamentarians who will choose new leader
Burton begins canvassing Labour TDs
Labour leader election is Minister for Social Protection’s to lose, says party insider
Eamon Gilmore quits as Labour leader
Tánaiste said party had suffered a ‘very bad day’ on Friday and ‘must hear, heed and act’ on the results
Labour take a drubbing with lowest support figure since the mid 1980s
Devastating losses centred on capital reveal party’s usurping by Sinn Féin
Wily O’Donoghue seeks Kerry nomination as Fianna Fáil views return with unease
Party HQ does not want former senior office-holders, on big pensions, as general election candidates
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