Billy Kelleher

Europe Letter: Vehemence of denial reflects threat the idea poses to EU’s raison d’etre

Radio: The RTÉ host’s trademark efficiency even extends to her leisure time planning

MEPs receive thousands of emails aiming to stop introduction of vaccine certificates

‘Please hold firm to the public health advice,’ Ronan Glynn says

Irish MEPs among signatories of letter asking Josep Borrell to resign over ‘humiliation’

Commission’s usual consultation process appears to have been short-circuited

Budget impasse and recovery fund sparks call for expulsion of Hungary’s Fidesz from FG grouping

Green groups argue Common Agricultural Policy waters down environmental policies

Brussels says movement from British side insufficient to enter intensive talks ‘tunnel’

Public ‘remind us we’re not in this alone’, says Derry woman who took on Home Office

Reserve of €5 billion is part of €1.8 trillion EU Covid-19 recovery package

Clare company which offers tours cancels booking made by US tourists unaware of need to quarantine

Lesson for Taoiseach and his colleagues is that being in government is very different to Opposition

The Fianna Fáil leader says there was a lot of expectation from members after 10 years not being in Government

Billy Kelleher travelled from Brussels to attend Micheál Martin’s election as Taoiseach

Surveillance giants such as Google now control 60% of the global advertising market

Cork North-Central – Elected on the 12th count

John McGuinness says Micheál Martin is focused on ‘history’ rather than the future

Fine Gael will hope disquiet over Dara Murphy collecting expenses while in Europe will have dissipated

Party kicks-off election campaign in Co Monaghan

Party leader says Fine Gael in power would result in ‘more of the same’ for next five years

Billy Kelleher wants rights of Irish/EU citizens in North protected from dilution by UK

Varadkar critical of ‘profit motive’ that exists among certain group of doctors and lawyers

Kelleher says Taoiseach’s ‘must accept some of the blame’ for climate shaming of sector

Fresh faces follow four byelections last week

The new Fianna Fáil TD first ran as an Independent under the New Vision banner in Cork North Central in 2011

Fianna Fáil on course to win seats in Cork and Wexford, Greens likely to win in Fingal

TD still claimed full salary of €94,500, as well as full allowance of €51,600 per annum

Ireland’s loss is Europe’s gain as Fine Gael TD for Cork North-Central heads to Brussels

The TD for North Cork Central will join team of new youth commissioner Mariya Gabriel

Aligning with far right to defeat resolution on Mediterranean rescues is disgusting

Do TDs fob each other into the chamber? Lt Columbo aka Paul Murphy cracks the case

Environmentalist says she would ‘use the platform to shout for biodiversity’

Amazon forest will be at centre of long and bruising battle on trade deal’s ratification

UK opposition MEPs strongly appeal for Brexit extension amid backing for Ireland

November 29th mooted for polls in Wexford, Dublin and Cork as TDs speculate on general election date

Those gathering in Wexford are eager to believe voters are ready for a change

Ursula von der Leyen in combative form as she appealed to MEPs to back her agenda

Europe Letter: European Commission president-in-waiting sees no change in policy on backstop

Allowing Mercosur states supply 99,000 tonnes of beef to EU ‘a very significant negative’