Catherine Noone

Bruton not consulted on decision to halt vote management with Noone

After ‘autistic’ comments, Noone request to speak to media declined over mock interview

Fine Gael performs U-turn on Catherine Noone’s voting pact

Party earlier ‘paused’ the pact with Richard Bruton amid ‘autism’ comments controversy

On the Canvass: Varadkar running mate eyes second seat

Fine Gael likely to need 30% of vote for Emer Currie to take seat in Dublin West

Catherine Noone’s apology over autism comment ‘good enough’, Taoiseach says

Dublin Bay North FG candidate told reporter Leo Varadkar is ‘autistic like, he’s on the spectrum’

Autism comments not Catherine Noone’s first brush with controversy

Fine Gael politician (41) is attempting to move from Seanad to Dáil for second time

Five things to look out for in political party social media campaigns

Short campaign means digital battle could play a major role in how election plays out

Election 2020: Politicians playing catch-up with social media

‘Small things can get you noticed, and that can translate into wider media coverage’

Election 2020 outtakes: Vintage van and limo prove a stretch

Catherine Noone’s Volkswagen runs her into bother while Kevin O’Keeffe’s joke backfires

Anti-abortion protest sparks renewed calls for exclusion zones

Simon Harris ‘appalled’ by protest by 100 people outside National Maternity Hospital

Miriam Lord: The Dara Murphy Fierce Big Job in Europe award goes to . . .

Political awards for 2019: Gongs for Varadkar, Healy-Rae . . . and Bertie

Senators report separate cases of identity theft and ‘death threat’

Gerard Craughwell (Ind) and Catherine Noone (FG) were speaking during a Seanad debate

Miriam Lord’s Week: Fine Gael troops told to push back against Fianna Fáil swagger

The party needs to stop talking itself into opposition, reckons Simon Harris

Fine Gael Senator proposes ‘positivity seminar’ to boost party morale

Some within Fine Gael believe the Taoiseach may go to the country within weeks if a Brexit extension or deal is achieved

Miriam Lord: Lofty new chamber fails to inspire waffling Senators

Back in their expensively refurbished Upper House, the talk was still resolutely cheap

International students have ‘eye opening’ experience in Leinster House

Meeting the Taoiseach, Brexit, bus stops and ’violence’ of French education system

Tech companies ‘must take responsibility’ for dating app safety

Women’s council calls for State survey into sexual violence to include analysis of dating apps

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