Phil Hogan

Inside Politics: Coveney issues blunt statement after Putin’s ‘dangerous escalation’

Prosecution may have folded but that does not mean it was a bad idea to take it in first place

Ex-commissioner said to feel hard done by for having lost his job after case dismissed

Case could take up to five days in January, Clifden District Court hears

European commissioner talks about tax, trade, protocol and need for a stronger bloc

Brave Barry Ward invites FG colleagues to his Covid-compliant engagement party

Digital finance firm Proof of Trust and its spin-off, the Astra Protocol, confirm hire

Independent TD Noel Grealish and former Fianna Fáil senator Donie Cassidy face charges

Glanbia plant controversy masks bigger issue around Ireland’s role in EU dairy industry

Glanbia cheese plant controversy masks bigger issue around Ireland’s role in EU dairy industry

Lax travel restrictions may have been ‘weak link’ in Covid defences, say UCD academics

Europe Letter: Critics say proposed amendments water down climate ambitions

Majority of EU member states believe 'its time has come', commissioner says

Don’t get me started on the words ‘organic’ or ‘fulsome’

Not everyone in golf works for Davys but there is a perception of privilege

Proper planning and sustainable development have effectively been abandoned

‘I’ve always had the view that if I was able to do a job, I should put my name forward’

Our EU commissioner is among the guests at upcoming Irish Times Winter Nights festival

Party readmits three Golfgate Senators Buttimer, Burke and Cummins

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In May Labour Party leader Alan Kelly explodes during Leaders’ Questions. ‘It’s what he would have wanted,’ says a constituency colleague

The coalition leaders showed more competence in dealing with the big issues that faced them in winter, but with the virus still surging, they will undoubtedly face further enormous challenges in the coming year

2020 in review: Megxit, Weinstein, missing paddleboarders, Black Lives Matter: it wasn’t all Covid-19

Former EU commissioner critical of lack of ‘due process’ around controversy in August

2020 in review: A momentous year in politics will keep the historians of the future busy

Removing a judge by vote of both Houses of the Oireachtas would be a monumental step

Judge faces informal process after attending golf society dinner amid Covid restrictions

MacGill Summer School: Former commissioner critical of EU co-ordination on travel

‘I apologise unreservedly, unreservedly and sincerely for attending the dinner’

Europe Letter: New EU rules designating what is ‘essential travel’ are an important addition

The standing of the three-party coalition is solid but declining

Fine Gael MEP nominated for role following Hogan resignation over Golfgate scandal

Analysis: Still no clear structure for addressing issues concerning conduct of judges

Commissioner designate’s suitability for financial services role to come under scrutiny

Outcry after golf dinner centred on idea that attendees flouted rules which everyone else had to observe

Supreme Court judge should not have attended Clifden golf dinner, former chief justice says

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

Supreme Court judge’s fate hinges on Susan Denham’s report on attendance at golf event

Irish nominee faces vote in the European Parliament after scrutiny by MEPs

Jennifer O’Connell: Why we are losing faith in Project Flatten the Curve