One-time party loyalist and then PD leader obliged FF to shelve ‘core value’: no coalition

The party he founded helped to shape the liberal Ireland we know today through support for family planning and divorce

Limerick politician split from Fianna Fáil to form influential Progressive Democrats

The pandemic is having an effect on seasonal work this year – the return of the teenager

Potential for future interest rate rises will be a concern over longer term, conference told

MayoGAABlog has fully searchable archive of Mayo results going all the way back to 1902

Slight improvement in air quality in Mayo town follows bituminous coal ban

Biocon chairwoman wants to see increased trade between India and the Republic

The ongoing death toll and the cost of pollution to the Irish economy of an estimated €2 billion a year would appear to justify a complete ban

Some, including initial proponent Mary Harney, argue the ban should be nationwide

Former tánaiste among two appointments to digital therapeutics company’s board

Professor Kerstin Mey has been named as interim president for the next 18 months

State’s chief medic steps back from frontline of pandemic to care for his terminally ill wife

State was one of the first countries to adopt the test for early-stage breast cancer patients

UL president Dr Des Fitzgerald admits virus will curtail his interactions with students

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

Raising money is almost entirely absent from debate on government formation

Mary Harney: ‘When I enquired if it was because I was a woman I was told no, it was because I wasn’t a man’

Individual speaker’s award goes to Rachael Mullally representing UCD Law

The first Irish Times Debate took place 60 years ago. Former student debaters look back

Trinity’s College Historical Society has had an impact on Irish life and world events

Last semi-final held in cadets’ mess at the Curragh Camp

John FitzGerald: Reorganisation can be successful but requires a targeted plan

Election 2020: ‘There are more conversations about the election. People want change’

Varadkar, Martin and Harris have chequered performances as Minister for Health

Professional services firm hiring 400 experienced staff as well as graduates

Former Tánaiste brings ‘broad range of experience’ to role, accounting firm says

Government plans for a State-wide ban should not be deflected by threats of litigation by producers

Former tánaiste Mary Harney and Joan Freeman among other recipients

Some abuse survivors want files opened while others are terrified about revelations

Action related to allegedly breaching rules governing off-site practice, says HSE report

Letter signed by 50 professors said plan risks making college ‘unfit for purpose’

Minister says sealing records necessary to respect confidentiality provisions of Ryan commission

The origins and current realities of Ireland’s method of housing asylum seekers

Singles joy, Disney pain and the politicians who turned company directors

Strike plans have been signalled over two-tier pay structure and staffing issues

The dismantling of the bureaucratic apparatus will call for redundancies in management

High cost of living in Dublin is only part of the reason why young Irish are giving it a go in Germany’s capital

Three-year cap on assets claimed from family home to be extended to farm or business

Taoiseach says Wexford County Council has the powers to extend ban to Enniscorthy