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The Irish Times
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Given that the vast majority of important decisions for Ireland’s future will continue to be made in Government Buildings, Leinster House, the...

Catherine Connolly skated in by a landslide. She won every age group by a distance. Turnout was up on the 2018 election. Many may retain their...

The presiding goddess of the Irish left is a bogus Aurora. False dawns brighten the gloom of repeated failure, heralding a day that never breaks....

Spare a thought for those who haven’t been elected president. I refer not just to Heather Humphreys or Jim Gavin, nor merely to the various public...

This is an election Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael will wish to forget, and one a united left is already preparing to build on. Jim Gavin and Heather...

Last Sunday, on the day that millions of Americans gathered in multiple cities for a series of “No Kings” protests against the growing...

The Government is mulling big moves to try to speed up the delivery of vital infrastructure. It will soon receive the final report of a taskforce...

The term corporate parent is unfortunate, redolent of bureaucracy. It refers to the situation when Tusla must assume responsibility for a child’s...

Fortune favours the bold – and delivers a large serving of cold comeuppance to the complacent. Catherine Connolly got very, very fortunate in her...

Architecture is historical evidence and the stout, self-confident Victorian buildings lining Melbourne’s broad avenues confirm this is a metropolis...

Braying Blueshirt barristers, taciturn Fianna Fáil farmers, Shinners with secret histories known only to God, leftie teachers, West Brits, centrist...

Braying Blueshirt barristers, taciturn Fianna Fáil farmers, Shinners with secret histories known only to God, leftie teachers, West Brits, centrist...

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party could win the next UK general election if current trends continue. That would have radical consequences for the UK’s...
