Leo Varadkar faced unease within Fine Gael yesterday over his decision to break his silence on the issue ahead of today's crucial meeting... READ MORE›
The newly-minted Fine Gael leader will know that the who-knew-what-and-when, around Sergeant Maurice McCabe emails, would play for just a few days in any election campaign... READ MORE›
Leo Varadkar is set to become the Republic of Ireland's next taoiseach prime minister after winning the leadership of the Fine Gael party... READ MORE›
French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said all 27 of France's EU partners responded positively at an EU defence ministers' meeting... READ MORE›
A Finance spokesman said any representation for housing grants are made by Minister Noonan's constituency office... READ MORE›
Prior to joining Irish Water, Mr Tierney was Dublin City manager up to 2013 and worked for 36 years in local government... READ MORE›
Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams is unchanged at 30pc and Renua leader Ms Creighton is down six points to 16pc... READ MORE›
Fine Gael is a member of the EPP, which has the largest voting bloc in the European Parliament... READ MORE›
As they attended Fine Gael's think-in in Adare, Co Limerick, several backbench TDs privately admitted that they are worried about Mr Kenny's public persona... READ MORE›
What is the deal that Fine Gael and Fianna Fail have reached on water charges?... READ MORE›
Junior Minister Dara Murphy was travelling to Dublin Airport from Cork to catch a flight to Brussels for an EU meeting... READ MORE›
While their Coalition -colleagues in Fine Gael jumped to 30pc, Labour dropped three points and is facing an -electoral meltdown in four months' time... READ MORE›
Election 2016 Martin seeks end to water charges as price for Fine Gael power... READ MORE›
But, sure, we're the best boys and girls in the austerity class! Lovin' Dublin's Coughlan, meanwhile, is more optimistic... READ MORE›
Video enda kenny receives seal as taoiseach from michael d higgins... READ MORE›
In 2004 Fine Gael and Labour entered what became known as the 'Mullingar accord' in advance of the 2007 election... READ MORE›
Acting Taoiseach Enda Kenny's party has told Fianna Fail that they cannot live with the idea of suspending charges... READ MORE›
Throughout yesterday, senior Fianna Fail figures warned Fine Gael that they will not alter their stance on charges... READ MORE›
Figures within Fine Gael say making major changes to the structure and operation of Irish Water is not an option... READ MORE›
Taoiseach Enda Kenny fully expects to win the next election saying people had given him their trust before and would do so again... READ MORE›
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has described a 91-year-old man being left on a hospital trolley for 29 hours as a shocking example of a dysfunctionality in the system ... READ MORE›
Enda Kenny hopes to lead the country as Taoiseach into the 2020s after winning the 2021 election a source close to him has revealed... READ MORE›
Fine Gael is to play up the idea that they are the party to be trusted during the general election campaign... READ MORE›
As reported this week, a cohort of Fine Gael backbenchers is putting pressure on Finance Minister Michael Noonan to introduce tax incentives for market towns... READ MORE›
In addition to their salary, ministers also receive a number of other entitlements, including a mobile phone allowance and the Parliamentary Standard Allowance PSA ... READ MORE›
Mr Kenny's Fine Gael is down three points to 28pc, while Tanaiste Burton's Labour Party has dropped two to just 8pc in the latest opinion poll... READ MORE›
Micheal Martin's party will not join Fine Gael coalition but will avoid bringing down minority government in Ireland... READ MORE›
And he said that Fine Gael's message of 'keeping the recovery going' was lost on the ground... READ MORE›
A deal has been agreed between Fine Gael and Fianna Fail on the formation of a minority government in the first initiative of its kind ... READ MORE›
And last night a Fine Gael Cabinet minister said I don't see any reason for voting for Fianna Fail apart from party loyalty... READ MORE›
Taoiseach Enda Kenny was met with a loud protest in Cork city centre this morning... READ MORE›
Chaotic scenes at Leinster House as protesters block Oireachtas members exit... READ MORE›
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