Ray Burke

From Barry Cowen to ministerial pay, the Coalition has had more than a few wobbles

Cowen affair may mean as many as one-third of party TDs no longer support the Taoiseach

The broadcaster, who retired on Friday, looks back on his career high and low points

‘Who in their right mind would turn down the opportunity of working with the single greatest producer and presenter in Irish broadcasting and beyond?’

Tough new perjury laws contrast starkly with years of impunity for senior public figures

Mapping the history of that most Irish of newspaper genres – the Sunday paper

The falsehoods, euphemisms and face-saving ruses that helped make us what we are

Multiple claims made on basis of evidence tribunal has shown to be questionable

RTÉ crime correspondent tells Charleton Tribunal he has duty to report ‘it as it is’

When Ray Houghton scored, decorum was discarded as we Euro 88 reporters celebrated wildly

Advertisement placed by solicitor whose 1995 ad led to planning tribunals

It is not just the Department of Justice that is ‘dysfunctional’. It is Irish democracy

Paradise Papers highlight relationship between AIB and Appleby law firm

Irish politicians have turned ‘pulling a fast one’ into an art form

It’s hard to balance individual rights with need to shine light on issues of public concern

Joseph Murphy jnr issues statement after tribunal said findings against him were ‘unlawful’