Frank Flannery

First full day of political panels discussed in special edition of The Irish Times politics podcast

Hearing into Rehab payments was ‘ inquiry into charity sector earnings’, court told

Minister for the Environment has ‘open-door policy’, says spokesman

Unemployment rate lowest in eight years, but jobs to be cut at Paddy Power Betfair

What links Putin, Flannery, and a Cavan man called ‘Paudie’?

Main people linked with offshore account documents and reaction to leak

Pity Frank Flannery and all those caught up in the Mossack Fonseca leak

TDs vow to use Dáil committees to pursue Irish involvement in tax avoidance

Mossack Fonseca files reveal web of financial secrecy and thousands of paper companies

‘I am bad enough of a bastard and tough enough to make really unpopular decisions’

Panama Papers indicate role of British Virgin Islands firm in London house purchase

‘Asgard’ gun part of live Raidió na Gaeltachta broadcast from Pearse cottage at Ros Muc

Kenny has regained some brio but his days as leader are numbered, writes Harry McGee

Biding its time won the race for the party and solidified its leader’s position, for now

Confused message on economic election package has left party short of target

Wexford champions relieved to finally win Leinster and reach All-Ireland semi-final

Radio review: Lyric’s schedule is not for moving, while 2FM trumpets Eurovision star Nicky Byrne

Additions will ensure party complies with gender quota regulations for candidates

The year saw same-sex marriage vote pass while Coalition began to consider divorce

Howlin says party must have ‘critical mass’ of TDs if it is to return to government

Chief executive Mo Flynn says public trust must be rebuilt through transparency

Labour to seek repeal of ‘pro-life’ amendment despite vote transfer agreement

Kenny and Burton say Labour and Fine Gael will go to people on their own manifestos

Negative reaction to Frank Flannery suggestion as Ministers reject unified platform

Politics

Fine Gael and Labour ‘have not discussed’ a joint approach to general election

Burton says Coalition has worked well while Martin expects ‘negative’ Fine Gael campaign

Bertie Ahern and Brian Cowen gave ‘strong and robust’ evidence, says Martin

Tánaiste says any disagreements have not impacted Coalition’s effectiveness

Strategist says despite frequent alliances in coalition, parties don’t really like each other

Spokesman worked for Bertie Ahern, Brian Cowen and Enda Kenny

Taoiseach and Tánaiste indicate policy change to frame final budget before election

Those three amigos – Giles, Dunphy and Brady help shoulder Bill’s coffin from the church

Bill O’Herlihy: September 28th, 1938 - May 25th, May 2015

Mourners fill Foxrock church where they heard of ‘infectious joy’ of broadcaster

Broadcaster will be buried at Shanganagh Cemetery after funeral mass in Foxrock

Career spanned newspaper journalism, broadcasting, PR and ‘national handler’

Tributes paid to late broadcaster Bill O’Herlihy

No guarantees in volatile political landscape that once powerful machine can rebound

Manifesto must be finalised before summer, parliamentary party hears