Joan Burton

Lack of mandatory sick pay means people have no choice but to go to work when they feel ill and this helps coronavirus spread

This novel alliance could take some getting used to. Here’s how it could succeed

Some believe Tipperary TD has matured and is less likely to bulldoze party to his view

OPW granted permission for Rose Cottage refurbishment after scrapping holiday rental plans

Powerful liquid can be directed at people to temporarily incapacitate, subdue or overpower

Kelly was deputy leader under Burton, while Ó Ríordáin served as a junior minister

Less than a quarter of TDs in the 33rd Dail are women and the average age is 48.5

Much remains to be done to make politics an attractive career option, not least as regards maternity leave and working hours

Cavan-Monaghan elects last two TDs putting Micheál Martin’s party on 38

Green Party’s O’Gorman takes final seat as Sinn Féin’s Paul Donnelly comes out on top

Brendan Howlin presented the party with a challenge in terms of image

Previously unshakeable fealty of electorate to party system shattered

Patrick Noonan decided to postpone finding a new job and run for election instead

Election 2020 Dublin West canvass: keen competition for four seats

Mary Lou chooses big installation. The Labour Party goes for chiselled old masters

Party plans to double bank levy and seeks to reduce unemployment to 4 per cent or less

Inside Politics: Pension issue comes to fore as parties prepare to publish manifestos

Green councillor has chance with Burton, Coppinger and Donnelly in dog fight for last seat

Cormac Ó Braonáin ‘patchwork quilt of a person with a thousand passions’, says sister

Plans to replace system delayed as users pay third parties to secure appointments

19-year-old died after being struck by Luas at near Charlemont Bridge on Sunday morning