After the murder of Veronica Guerin in 1996, everything changed
Former minister for justice Nora Owen recalls the killing 25 years ago and its aftermath
Donegal poll finds Sinn Féin may take seat from Independent or Fianna Fáil
Retiring Independents predict election will be difficult for non-aligned candidates
Election 2020: Dublin Central constituency profile
Switch to four-seater with Maureen O’Sullivan not standing opens up race significantly
Maureen O’Sullivan announces she will not run for re-election in Dublin Central
Fianna Fáil, Social Democrats, Greens due to fight for seat held by Gregory group
Exhibition to ‘working class hero’ Tony Gregory unveiled
Exhibition on Dublin Central TD’s life to run in local library for several weeks
‘We marched on four dealers that night’: Dublin’s anti-drug wars
How ‘mammies, daddies, an IRA activist and a priest’ took on Dublin’s drug dealers
Varadkar’s deal with Independent TDs will be good for democracy
In our pluralist system anyone can run for the Dáil, regardless of resources
Dáil wear: Mick Wallace and Boyd Barrett display uniforms of choice
‘Michael Healy-Rae can continue his family’s tradition of dressing for a coursing meet’
A time to listen, and act
Dublin’s north inner city reflects the social deprivation exploited by drug gangs
Breda O’Brien: New Government but same line on childcare
It is the triump of ideology over what parents want, which is to look after children at home
Opinion: There is a better way to form a Government than 50 days of chaos
The power-sharing model associated with post-conflict resolution can provide an alternative
Dublin Central results: Maureen O’Sullivan retains seat in tight contest
Paschal Donohoe and Mary Lou McDonald elected as Gary Gannon loses out on last count
Canvassing for change in Dublin Bay North
People voted for change in 2011, but it never happened. Their anger has hardened into disillusionment
High earner: ‘It’s got that feeling of 1982 all over again’
Meet the Voters: ‘Crime has festered while politicians sit on their hands’
Michael Healy Rae: Flat of cap, slight of figure, big of personality
‘Two political hawks swoop in to pounce on unsuspecting prey of north Kerry’
Miriam Lord: O’Brien left, seething with anger. You sense the relief in the chamber
Sinn Féin TD garners little sympathy after revealing his brother is a recovering addict
Charlie’s people: who was who in the world of Charles Haughey
The real people behind the characters in ‘Charlie’, the TV drama based on the life of former taoiseach Charles Haughey
Jackie Healy-Rae: a colourful, wily grassroots politician
Obituary: Trademark cap, distinctive turn of phrase were part of Kerryman’s armour
Miriam Lord’s week: Sinn Féin sits-in as Bertie Ahern rises for 1916
Shane Ross found out it can sometimes be hard to spend a penny in Leinster House
Country may be on the rocks but Garth can help us to keep on rockin’
A real crisis has finally hit: how to get a country star on to centre stage
Individuals and small left-wing parties fill a void
Some of the new faces elected at the weekend may find it difficult to get on
Nelson may return to Dublin as council mulls new name for Spire
Labour councillor Dermot Lacey says everything was up for discussion
‘In Ireland you are two steps away from having nowhere to live, with just the clothes you stand in’
The Capuchin Day Centre on Bow Street in Dublin feeds up to 950 people every day who are down on their luck
TDs call for new Luas bridge to be named after Tony Gregory
Brother of late Dublin Central deputy says he championed the regeneration of the area
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