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Party’s vision of early Border polls followed by a united Ireland is in stark contrast to the new government’s approach ...

As recorded in Liam Weeks’s 2017 book Independents in Irish Party Democracy, the former Donegal TD Thomas Gildea, who was ...

Group of eight Independent TDs will submit a position paper to the two bigger parties setting out its preconditions for ...

The FRC proposals mean the country’s 3,200 pitches will have their first new markings since the small arc came in 30 years ...

Le Pen used to boast that “I say out loud what others think in silence.” That sentiment is echoed by Trump and users of Elon ...

SNAs' ‘over-familiarith’ with students’ parents can result in sensitive information being shared, say school leaders ...

The public sector is competing for talent in this tight labour market. An Economic and Social Research Institute study ...

“While mover purchasers continue to account for a smaller share of approval activity with a quarter (24.8 per cent) of the ...

Irish South & West Fish Producers Organisation boss Patrick Murphy claims process is ‘not democracy by any stretch of the ...

Delivery riders are struggling with low pay and insufficient working hours, while the risk of attack means they avoid certain ...