A decisive showdown over Micheál Martin’s leadership might be best for everyone
Not yet having the numbers to push the button, his opponents within Fianna Fáil are now hoping to harry him to destruction
Not yet having the numbers to push the button, his opponents within Fianna Fáil are now hoping to harry him to destruction
In The Irish Times library, I remember looking for cuttings about contraception to find they were filed under ‘Crimes sexual’ - which was the stark truth at the time
In allowing himself to appear as the creature of Michael Lowry, the Taoiseach seems oblivious to the damage he is doing to his own character
From manifesto-stitching to partnership, and from Independents’ day to confidence-and-supply: people at the heart of previous talks recall how the deals were done
Recent Irish political history has shown that the old Civil War parties want power and are willing to cede policy priorities to coalition partners
Bertie Ahern opposed proposal due to policing costs, while Des O’Malley warned of trade impact with Arab countries, Iran
Showman and dealmaker defied detractors when he brokered peace in North
Fianna Fáil’s performance on health and housing will matter more than internal difficulties
Des O’Malley ‘a senior politician who made his mark’, says Waterford TD David Cullinane
On the day of his funeral a reminder of O’Malley’s defence of democratic institutions
Garda Jerry McCabe grew close to Des O’Malley as his bodyguard in Limerick
PDs founder and ex-FF minister ‘spoke truth and matched it with his actions’, says Harney
One-time party loyalist and then PD leader obliged FF to shelve ‘core value’: no coalition
Progressive Democrats founder made ‘extensive’ contribution to public life, says Higgins
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