Paul Donnelly

Antrim hoping for brighter future but Casement Park saga lingers

‘In the North the soccer stadium’s been built, the rugby stadium’s been built, but the GAA hasn’t’

Hello Mary Lou, goodbye Gerry: how Sinn Féin grassroots view the leadership change

Party faithful believe new leader will offer policy continuity, but a fresh, more dynamic approach

Council defends 1916 banner highlighting Ireland’s parliamentary history

Grattan, O’Connell, Parnell and Redmond ’as much a part of the historical narrative as anyone else’

Dublin City Council defends College Green 1916 banner

Henry Grattan, Daniel O’Connell, Charles Stewart Parnell and John Redmond shown

Tenants told to leave as vulture fund to sell Dublin homes

Paschal Donohoe: Inappropriate, unfair for notices to go to families to quit their home

Miriam Lord: This was a FF election - not Fianna Fáil, but fractured and fragmented

For all the Left-wing celebration, a move to old ways leaves Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil brass neck and brass neck

Election 2016: Opportunity missed despite success for Sinn Féin

A sense remains the party did not perform as well as it could have, despite its seat gains

Analysis: Fianna Fáil empire strikes back at Fine Gael

Never have so many got so few predictions right, writes Harry McGee

Ministers face struggle to hold on to Dáil seats

Minister for Transport fighting to retain seat in Dublin Central, which is now three-seater

Joan Burton fighting for last seat in Dublin West

Tánaiste tells constituents choice will be between her, Ruth Coppinger and Sinn Féin

McDonald accuses Noonan of ‘brazenly cooking the figures’

Sinn Féin deputy leader says not a ‘whit of difference’ between FF and FG

Sinn Féin officials insist polls suggest it could bag 30 seats

Party profile: Sinn Féin’s progress has been steady in recent years

Labour TDs’ confidence boosted by poll findings

Red C poll suggests enough voters do not want to risk change in government

Convicted Colombia Three member honoured with ‘night of celebration’

Jim Monaghan given 17-year sentence for training Farc guerrillas in 2004

‘Unforgivable’ for left wing parties not to join pact, says McDonald

Sinn Féin enters vote transfer deal with parties, Independents linked to Right2Change

St James’s Hospital chief criticises objectors to children’s hospital

Paul Donnelly says opponents to proposed location need to ‘shut up’ and ‘move on with it’

Fingal County Council votes to reduce local property tax by 15%

Move would cut almost €5m from council finances

Fingal passes motion to reduce property tax by 15%

Motion to reduce tax put forward by Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil passes easily

Fianna Fáil gains confirm party’s recovery gaining momentum

Overall local elections support of 25% establishes party as among big winners in poll

Labour largely stranded as left and hard left rise across Dublin

Sinn Féin has been rampant across all local authorities in the capital

Elections 2014: Coalition loses out to Sinn Féin and smaller parties

Taoiseach Enda Kenny admits it has ‘not been a good day’ for the Government parties

Lighter moments on Gerry Adams canvass - but no high-fives

Sinn Féin looks to be on an unassailable and inevitable rise, but are the gains real?

Coppinger favourite to take Dublin West seat in byelection

Socialist Party candidate considered frontrunner for seat vacated by Patrick Nulty

McGuinness byelection favourite, but will face big challenge from Coppinger

Second byelection in Dublin West since 2011, in the one Dáil term

Different rules apply to by-elections

Result of second by-election in evenly-split constituency likely to be tight

How foreign firms transformed Ireland’s domestic economy

The economy had a huge boost when the policy of protectionism was finally abandoned in the 1950s

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