Watchdog ‘concerned’ at Renua failure to account for State cash
Party received over €258,000in public funds last year but no longer qualifies after election
Miriam Lord: Male TDs are out of step as women stride forward
Meanwhile, Fianna Fáil casts an envious eye over Social Democrat talent
New Renua chief hopes to have candidates in place by Christmas
Offaly Council Councillor John Leahy to be paid € 65,000 from State funds for role
Defeated TDs count the cost of rejection by voters
Anne Ferris talks of blow to self-confidence as she joins the unemployed
Social Democrats blossom as Renua withers
As the Social Democrats ate into older parties’ vote, Renua’s candidates fell at the first electoral hurdle
Wicklow count: Andrew Doyle (FG), Pat Casey (FF) take last two seats
Renua Ireland’s Billy Timmins loses seat meaning Dáil wipeout for Creighton’s party
Breda O’Brien: My guide to choosing your TD
Look for someone who would defy the party whip because of personal conviction
No woolly promises as Timmins canvasses Wicklow sheep farmers
Renua deputy leader performs soft sell on constituents loyal to former party
Political parties set out their stalls for election day
Party leaders, Ministers and TDs address media as election campaigns begin in earnest
Renua will hope to return its ‘big beasts’ to the Dáil
Party profile: The priority for the party is to get existing TDs re-elected
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
Miriam Lord: Taoiseach drops hints as Dáil’s end nears
‘The telescope is beginning to shorten,’ Enda Kenny tells House
Archbishop contacted Kenny during abortion Bill controversy
Michael Neary said he hoped Taoiseach was ‘free to exercise’ his own conscience
Miriam Lord: Grand day for the garda and nurse who met in Coppers
Budget 2016: Noonan finds Ireland’s ‘lost purse’ and begins spending again
FF’s Seán Fleming dismisses capital spending plan as ‘wish list’
No guarantee Coalition can secure necessary investment to deliver projects - Fleming
Renua proposes tax cuts for the self-employed
Cost of extending tax credit €290m and removing top USC rate €62m – Creighton
Miriam Lord: MacSharry can’t ruin Kenny’s mood
While the Government was away from Kildare Street, the seagulls attempted a coup
Stephen Collins: The sombre tone of the banking inquiry may foster realism
Personal jibes at Bertie Ahern distract from the key problem that public spending raced out of control during his time, encouraged by voters, his own TDs and the Opposition
Number of asylum seekers in direct provision up on 2014
Dublin’s Balseskin and Clare’s Knockalisheen see biggest rise as Mosney figure drops
Heather Humphreys says ‘door still open’ to Beit trustees
Difference of opinion exists over what Ministers were told by the foundation in 2013
Heather Humphreys told Beit art sale was a ‘done deal’
An Taisce calls for political intervention while Minister says she was not consulted
Miriam Lord: Marie Louise tells Mattie the jig is up for his jibes
Senator eats McGrath alive over his ‘outrageous’ behaviour in Oireachtas restaurant
Miriam Lord: Renua Ireland? It was hard to get past the name
At launch of new party, leader Lucinda Creighton vows to ‘govern in sunshine’
Renua: the making of a political party
In less than a year, more than 100 professionals have built a political organisation
When will Lucinda Creighton actually form her new party?
With ever-shifting allegiances in Leinster House, the much-heralded new political parties and alliances of Independents are still up in the air
Where on the political spectrum will Lucinda Creighton’s new party come to rest?
Eddie Hobbs expects new group to be labelled as a low-tax party
Lucinda Creighton’s political rise and fall ... and possible rise again?
Former Fine Gael junior minister set to form new pary
Lucinda Creighton expected to launch party in February
Former Fine Gael and now Independent TD set to make low-key announcement
One third of TDs missing for each vote on water charges law
No more than four Cabinet Ministers present amid heated debate
Water charges debacle reveals Dáil as ‘ivory tower’ says TD
Maureen O’Sullivan and others in Opposition label Irish Water a ‘debacle’ and a ‘quango’
Independent TD criticises Sinn Féin’s motion of no confidence
Billy Timmins says move against Taoiseach is ‘populist’ and will suit Government
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