Trump 2.0 underlines the feeling we are stuck ‘playing yesterday’s tape’
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Labour leader Ivana Bacik said there were the same number of Ministers with the name James as there were women
Late-night wrangling produced a compromise over the Regional Independents - but whether it holds remains to be seen
What we witnessed was the end of a consensus in which the big parties all agreed that parliament had to work. The feelings that erupted won’t dissipate quickly
Cabinet criticised as ‘very male’ with only three women as full ministers, down one from last time
Simon Harris becomes Minister for Foreign Affairs as Jim O'Callaghan takes justice portfolio
A year of change heralds a future of more of the same
Ivana Bacik communicates decision to leaders of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael
Ireland’s position on Israel has always been consistent. If our Government is guilty of anything, it is delay
Michael Lowry expects to meet Chambers and McEntee to discuss ‘parameters’ of engagement in government formation talks
Labour and Regional Independent group to decide on pursuing negotiations with two outgoing ruling parties
Fianna Fáil particularly keen on enticing Labour into a coalition rather than Independents, while main two negotiating parties have differing views on issues including VAT reform, new departments and overhaul of the Department of Public Expenditure
Jim O’Callaghan talks up Independents option while Bacik expected to speak separately with Martin and Harris this week
Labour and Social Democrats to hold first post-election meeting about how to proceed after increasing their Dáil numbers, as divisions between the parties emerge
Democracy is on a downward arc globally, and we can see the warning signs here in the treatment by some media of Gerry Hutch’s candidacy as a joke. We learned nothing from the ascent of Donald Trump
General election explainer: The earliest we can expect negotiations about the formation of the next government to conclude is mid-January
Final count finished in Cavan-Monaghan with the make up of the 34th Dáil now complete
Electorate did not back Independents at level suggested by polling during the campaign but they could still play major role in 34th Dáil
Labour leader defends Dublin Bay South seat after party’s strong election campaign
Fianna Fáil leader says he sees clear path to government while Fine Gael leader expresses confidence that his party will play significant role in Coalition formation talks
Simon Harris’s encounter with care worker Charlotte Fallon stood out as a pivotal moment in a campaign for which the political parties seemed oddly unprepared
Rival parties pressed on possible coalition arrangements in final campaign events before polling day
Election 2024: Fine Gael’s chances of taking two seats will suffer from decision of Kate O’Connell to run as an Independent
Leaders’ debate fails to change dynamic of uncertain election campaign
Election 2024: Simon Harris, Micheál Martin and Mary Lou McDonald trade blows in final TV debate before election
Hostility to Sinn Féin over immigration has dissipated in its strongholds but the party has not yet captured the momentum of its successful 2020 general election campaign
‘I don’t think fair people will judge me on 40 seconds,’ Harris says following backlash over disability worker interaction
Housing is a central issue in this election, from building targets and government supports for prospective house buyers to rising rents and building defects
Labour and Social Democrats target Fine Gael leader for ruling out multi-party left wing alliance
‘Squeezed middle’ is real and ‘global economic environment is volatile’, Fine Gael leader says
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
Labour sets out six ‘key missions’ party will have if part of next government, relating to issues including housing, climate and health
Labour and Sinn Féin claim scheme has inflationary effect, increasing price of housing for first time buyers
Labour leader concerned toxic nature of presidential contest may be seen during Irish general election campaign
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