David Farrell

Public policy, gender roles in work and care and sharing of responsibilities to be debated

Page administrator says they are ‘absolutely serious’ about political party

Industry veterans acquire the goodwill and stock of troubled Sligo business

Opponents of Indaver project near €50,000 in funding to seek a judicial review

Assembly was a portent of shifting public attitudes on abortion

Government may need to seek change in law to govern online campaigning – McEntee

Review began after Paul Murphy wrote to Ceann Comhairle about ‘thuggery’ comment

Issue of media coverage expected to be raised at next meeting of the assembly in January

Top psychiatrist to train TDs and Senators to help constituents with mental health issues

Populism – the set of ideologies that has given the world Donald Trump, Brexit and Marine Le Pen – has transformed the politics of many countries. Could Ireland be next?

It was the election that nobody won, producing a Government that struggles to govern. A new series assesses minority Government and Ireland’s changing political landscape

New book also argues that the troika was not behind State’s post-crash economic policy

Political scientists were caught out in 2016; we need to reassess polling and research

The books, movies, podcasts and programmes to get you through the downtime

Brexit and the Trump presidency are making people ask whether the current form of democracy is the best we can do

Too early to dismiss as failure: Vital Dáil reform unlikely to be finished before spring