Miriam Lord: Will Michael D know it’s Christmas time at all?
President could be on the Bob Cratchit shift as Government leaves its shopping late
Meath rally late on against Westmeath to end league drought
Andy McEntee’s side finish strongly to ensure league campaign gets off to a winning start
Helen McEntee announces she is pregnant
Minister becomes first pregnant Cabinet member in the history of the State
Shane McEntee believes quick turnaround will suit Meath against Dublin
Defender keen to atone for Meath’s hammering in last year’s championship
Number one Brennan steps into the breach for Meath
Royal County look set to rely on veteran goalkeeper during the Allianz League
Mayo’s old warriors flattered by nine point win over Meath
On a different day against a better team, Mayo might not have got out of this one
Leinster on life support as Dublin swat aside Meath for nine-in-a-row
Jim Gavin’s side never threatened in Croke Park rain in a final which never caught fire
Meath see off Laois to set up a Leinster final date with Dublin
Bryan Menton scores two goals and James Conlon shines in Croke Park semi-final
Conor McGill says Meath have finally discovered consistency
Full back made his presence felt at both ends in Sunday’s key win for Division Two leaders
Late Meath flurry sees Kildare frozen out in a jubilant Navan
Andy McEntee’s team come late to maintain push for promotion with a last minute goal
Meath continue promotion drive as Cork left rooted to the bottom
Royals take advantage of home side’s brittle confidence at Páirc Uí Rinn
Leinster SFC: Paul Mannion lights the way as Kilmacud speed past Dunboyne
All Star racks up 2-6 for Dublin champions in trouble-free progress to Leinster semi-finals
Helen McEntee weds in politician-free ceremony
Minister of State and former parliamentary assistant Paul Hickey tie the knot in Meath
Plan for better out-of-hours mental health services welcomed
Minister of State Helen McEntee handed petition of 12,000 signatures at Leinster House
Dublin overcome ‘hardy welcome’ to see off Wexford
Experimental side will continue in O’Byrne Cup competion after Wexford battle
Regina Doherty’s remarks put doubts about Kenny into public sphere
A neglected Chief Whip has exposed her leader rather than protecting him
Geraldine Kennedy: Gender quotas alone will not ensure balance
Ireland ranks among countries such as North Korea for proportion of women in politics
The gradual reduction of 31st Dáil’s historic majority
Attrition of full five-year term in office took toll on Government’s 30-seat majority
Owners return to first homes repaired under pyrite scheme
Residents in Meath and Dublin had been forced to move out due to to structural issues
Inquest held into death of politician Shane McEntee
Had been a minister of state at the Department of Agriculture
Simon Coveney defends handling of horsemeat scandal
Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries declares 2013 as ‘an extraordinary year in many ways’
Agriculture Minister Tom Hayes says experience ‘on the ground’ stands to him
The new minister, who took office after the horse-meat scandal broke, has food safety and forestry high on his to-do list
Government preparing to sack Creighton over opposition to Bill
Quick appointment of successor expected
Taoiseach will move swiftly to appoint successor to Creighton
Creighton tweet accuses Minister for Health of misleading voters
Tom Hayes a surprise appointment as new Minister of State
Tipperary South TD will fill the vacancy in Department of Agriculture left by the late Shane McEntee
Tom Hayes appointed Minister of State at Department of Agriculture
Fine Gael TD will fill the position left vacant by the late Shane McEntee
Ministerial staff earn €700,000 in overtime in two years
Two staff employed by Simon Coveney earned €43,000 overtime since Coalition formed
The high price Ireland pays for too many wild deer
Unless we implement a strategy to manage our wild deer, they will ruin our native forests – and themselves
The Enda effect
Enda Kenny came late to power, but so far he has wielded it well. Will instinct, energy and affability be enough to see the Taoiseach and Fine Gael leader through the next challenges?
Helen McEntee gives maiden speech
McEntee says appropriate that her first Dáil contribution should be on the fodder crisis
Meath East result will test Coalition partners’ relationship
‘Small party takes blame’ effect is more obvious than ever
Byelection shows that FG and FF remain the dominant forces in Irish politics
Labour’s dismal performance has put party leadership into an awkward place
Cheers and tears as emotions overflow on strange and bittersweet day
Enda walked up to them, his eyes already brimming. He cupped Helen’s face in his hands and they hugged. ‘Great day,’ he whispered
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