Jerry Buttimer

Tánaiste says shift in rollout plan could have been handled better with greater consultation

Party readmits three Golfgate Senators Buttimer, Burke and Cummins

Tipperary TD Martin Browne said ‘apologies should stop’ on IRA’s history

We are learning that a pandemic, along with a week, is a long time in politics

Cavan politician succeeds Jerry Buttimer who resigned over ‘Golfgate’ controversy

Well-made regulations would allow for as little misinterpretation as possible

Like-minded, powerful elites reinforce the systems that keep women at arm’s length in public life

A list of all those known to have been among the 80-plus guests at controversial dinner

Here is everyone known to have been among the over 80 guests at the controversial dinner

EU commissioner has faced calls to resign after attending event with over 80 guests

Fears series of errors this week risks stability of Government as it faces into challenging period

Viral videos and Calleary’s golf buddies evidence our strategy is to tweak and fudge

The resignations of Minister for Agriculture Dara Calleary and leas cathaoirleach of the Seanad Jerry Buttimer have not assuaged the public outrage however

Calleary and Buttimer resign, gardaí begin investigation

EU commissioner says he did not come from Kildare to event with more than 80 people

Golf dinner was inexcusable and shouldn’t have happened, says Minister for Health

Spain is not on Government’s green list meaning people arriving from there must quarantine for 14 days

More than 80 people were at society event in Clifden amid Covid-19 guidelines

Organisers of gathering could face criminal prosecution for breaching Covid-19 rules

Micheál Martin insists Fianna Fáil is only party capable of offering alternative

Good chance Greens will take seat in constituency loaded with big-name candidates

Senator describes decision of Presbyterian leaders as ‘extraordinary’

Douglas Village Shopping Centre still on target to reopen next summer, says manager

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

Audit by Mazars finds six out of 22 randomly selected TDs and senators made ineligible claims in 2017

Government's latest attempt to push Ross's Bill through involves exhausting everyone

Parties will pore over results in the coming weeks to discern trends for the next general election

Both cities narrowly vote against proposal while Limerick votes in favour

Proponents say yoga calms anxious pupils and helps to improve their concentration

The Seanad is led to the guillotine as McDowell stages a judicial uprising

Bid to curtail debate on Bill defeated by 26 votes to 24 in the Seanad

Plebiscites in Cork, Limerick and Waterford will gauge support for idea, campaign hears

Minister quotes Lemony Snicket as row in Upper House leads to vote on lunch time

Mixed reaction in Seanad to charging of one former British soldier over 1972 killings

Senator says 380 dairy bull calves sold for less than a euro compared to €110 last year

Central place of the GAA in Irish life reflected in the historic invitation

Michael McDowell says road safety in region ‘a serious problem for many years’

‘Being gay is not transient, it’s not a phase,’ says former seminarian Jerry Buttimer

Consultant says Marymount hospice indebted to many for Liam Miller fundraising match

Male politicians react smugly as woman senator overreacts to routine sideswipe