Terry Keane

Did ‘Charlie’ give us the real man? Yes, but he was more intelligent and more dangerous

Haughey expended huge energy achieving power and then did not know what to do with it

Largely accurate portrayal of Charlie and his times

Brilliantly dramatised series ends with our anti-hero devoid of empathy and emotion

Captured, blinded, bloated and drowned: how Haughey and Mitterrand showed their baser instincts

The ortolan-eating scene in ‘Charlie’, the RTÉ docudrama, tells us a lot about Charles Haughey and François Mitterrand – as well as something about ourselves

Charlie review: A bored contempt for everyone - truly Haughey

Episode two of RTÉ’s Haughey drama mirrors mad pace of Irish political life in 1982

Television: ‘Broadchurch’ rules the airwaves , while ‘Charlie’ seems all at sea

Review: David Tennant and Olivia Colman’s police drama is still a must-see – unlike RTÉ’s Charles Haughey drama

Charlie’s people: who was who in the world of Charles Haughey

The real people behind the characters in ‘Charlie’, the TV drama based on the life of former taoiseach Charles Haughey

RTÉ television drama does Charles Haughey some service

For those who lived through those years, ‘Charlie’ is unmissable

Charles Haughey drama: ‘This is a story about power’

While being true to much of the Haughey story, there were some things RTÉ couldn’t stretch to

A very passionate affair, muses Cohu

British actor Lucy Cohu talks about playing Terry Keane in the new RTÉ series ‘Charlie’

‘Embarrassment of riches’ for makers of Haughey drama ‘Charlie’

Trilogy about disgraced Taoiseach will air on RTÉ One from January 4th

RTÉ Charles Haughey series a ‘fair reflection of the man’

Three-part €4m series takes ‘Love/Hate’ Sunday night slot

Fashion designer and astute businesswoman

Pat Crowley - Born: May 17th, 1933; Died: December 16th, 2013

‘He wasn’t the first man to have an affair and he won’t be the last’

PJ Mara talks about Charlie, the Seanad and being a father aged 72

The Effect of Her, by Gerard Stembridge

The ‘Scrap Saturday’ writer returns to political satire for his fourth novel

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