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›
She said she left radio station 98fm having been passed over for promotion by owner Denis O'Brien... READ MORE›
The Floating Voter On the road to Cavan, Halligan in hot water and Kelly versus Howlin... READ MORE›
Former taoiseach liam cosgrave left ireland a better place,..... 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›
Mr Rabbitte disagreed with predictions that the party cannot hold its seat in five-seat Dublin South West without him... READ MORE›
But Mr Kelly today he does not believe asking the Revenue Commissioners to chase families represents the right avenue ... READ MORE›
A Finance spokesman said any representation for housing grants are made by Minister Noonan's constituency office... READ MORE›
Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams is unchanged at 30pc and Renua leader Ms Creighton is down six points to 16pc... 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›
Caitriona Perry was in the Oval Office to film the start of the first call between the world leaders when she caught Mr Trump's eye... READ MORE›
Sinn Fein is currently the country's most popular political party on 26pc jumping five points since the last survey... READ MORE›
Varadkar will also be the country first gay prime minister and the first leader to have Asian roots... READ MORE›
Mr McNulty is a family friend of a number of Mr Kenny's relatives living in the Kilcar and Carrick areas of Donegal... READ MORE›
Sinn Fein at 26pc are four points ahead of Fine Gael on 22pc while Fiann Fail are stagnant at 20pc... READ MORE›
'Chaotic scenes' at recording of TV3's Vincent Browne debate in Dublin... 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›
THE Government suffered a serious reverse today when the Seanad backed plans for a referendum to put a constitutional block on privatising Irish Water... READ MORE›
Irish Water performance pay for staff from next year... READ MORE›
Gardia were forced to restrain protesters yesterday after they attempted to confront Taoiseach Enda Kenny in the ongoing public outcry over water charges... READ MORE›
A significant 34pc of Labour supporters believe the country needs a change of government even if it creates economic uncertainty ... READ MORE›
In 2004 Fine Gael and Labour entered what became known as the 'Mullingar accord' in advance of the 2007 election... READ MORE›
I don't believe Fianna Fail want that coalition and Fine Gael certainly don't want it... READ MORE›
Figures within Fine Gael say making major changes to the structure and operation of Irish Water is not an option... READ MORE›
The Fine Gael leader has been directly challenged over the claims which were made during an hour-long address to an audience in Madrid on Thursday... 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›
Concern is growing within Fine Gael that the rise of a Michael Fitzmaurice-led agrarian party may place the Taoiseach Enda Kenny's seat in jeopardy... READ MORE›
Recent opinion polls showing Fine Gael and Sinn Fein neck-and-neck have forced the Government parties to finally face up to the Sinn Fein challenge... 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›
Mr Quinlan faced criticism from both opposition and Government TDs after it was reported he was Mr Coffey's driver... READ MORE›
Micheal Martin's party will not join Fine Gael coalition but will avoid bringing down minority government in Ireland... READ MORE›
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