Michael Creed

Sinn Féin selects Liadh Ní Riada to run in Cork North-West in next general election

Former MEP says she is looking forward to challenging Fianna Fail and Fine Gael dominance in 3-seat constituency

Michael Healy-Rae is Dáil’s biggest landlord and declares NYT shares

One-quarter of TDs are property investors or landowners

‘It’s fantastic living here – in the gateway to Asia’

Wild Geese: Sarah Jane Bennett, Singapore

Marine body welcomes end of ban on 18m boats fishing inside six-mile limit

High Court rules Department of Marine ban has no legal effect on boats fishing in zone

Road bowlers asked to suspend crowded matches after large meeting

Locals in Co Cork angered after more than 100 people turned up for event

Junior ministerial appointments: Martin’s task was leaders’ hardest

Regional imbalance rectified with appointments from constituencies along west coast

Eight high-profile Fine Gael ministers have lost their Cabinet positions

Richard Bruton, Eoghan Murphy, Charlie Flanagan, Joe McHugh among those left out

Cost of coronavirus-cancelled St Patrick’s Day visits runs to thousands

Some flight and hotel expenses for State departments and local authorities written off

Hard-hit SMEs get ‘paltry’ €11m worth of loans under State scheme

Legislation launched to expand funding for two emergency Covid-19 loan programmes

Private hospitals ‘takeover’ by State will not be extended past June

Deal came under fire over its cost and the lack of use of much private hospital capacity

‘Nonsense row’ over government formation shows traditional distrust lingers

It does not augur well that a bitter row has flared up over something so relatively small

Meat plants deemed unsafe due to coronavirus will be shut – Creed

If closure deemed necessary by experts ‘then that is what should happen and will happen’

Election planning row has damaged government talks, warns Fine Gael

Barry Cowen accused Fine Gael of acting in ‘bad faith’ by drawing up contingency plans

Covid-19 testing centre for families of meat-plant workers planned

Siptu calls for special taskforce to tackle growing number of infected workers

McDonald’s to reopen Irish restaurants from next week

Fast food chain has introduced new safety measures and called for customer patience

Fears for agrifood sector as three meat plants confirm Covid cases

Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed has said he is aware of six clusters at plants

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