Inside Politics

The main reason for the tepid campaign, though, is that the range of potential outcomes seems limited

Election 2024: None of three party leaders landed a decisive blow on rivals during final RTÉ debate

Irish Times poll shows a total of 43% of voters favour a coalition between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael as optimal choice

Poll shows Fine Gael is in trouble and will need a dramatic turnaround in the first few days of the week to arrest the decline

Inside Politics: Fine Gael leader raises concerns about stability of a coalition involving four, five or even six parties

While plans differ between some parties on housing, the cost of living and taxes, all of them agree on a few basic tenets around housing

Election 2024: While manifestos should be taken with a large pinch of salt by the electorate, they are the raw ingredients for government formation talks

The debate between 10 party leaders was at its most energetic when dwelling on the cost-of-living and the economy

General election: That balancing act and tension - between a headlong rush of ambition and credibility - will be a feature of the rest of the campaign

Irish Times poll shows Fine Gael are clear front runners so far in this election. But the drop in Simon Harris’s and his party ratings will keep everyone on their toes

Election 2024: Housing battlelines have been drawn as question of Irish neutrality also rears its head

The two parties have become further entrenched in a war of words about economic credibility

Election 2024: Fights between the two main parties escalate over the Fianna Fáil manifesto and Fine Gael’s Michael O’Leary-induced woes

Election 2024: Fine Gael found itself under heavy fire over comments made by Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary about teachers

In the next couple of weeks, the gloves may well and truly come off between the Coalition partners

US election: Former US president on track to reach 270 majority needed to secure a second term in the White House

For weeks, aggregate polling has depicted a race that has become indecipherably close in seven battleground states which both parties have strong chance of winning

Steven Carroll reports from Florida where candidates seek to energise voters as polarising campaign draws to a close

Party made it through Wednesday with no major development in the cascading series of scandals around it

The most pessimistic in Leinster House believe the Greens could see just two or three TDs in the next Dáil, all in Dublin