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Shane ColemanThe Business Post |
Mary Lou McDonald’s party is running out of time to move the dial on key issues such as immigration and housing ahead of the general election
Ireland’s rapidly growing population offers a huge opportunity to build an incredible country but we need to change our mindset on housing,...
It might be 2024, but there are worrying echoes of 2004 as we head into the general election
Unlike other countries in Europe, we have starved our games of requisite funding to foster delivery of quality players
Simon Harris and his administration should go to the country in September as dragging it out any longer, especially until March, would be bonkers
With the counting now done and all seats filled, a number of issues have become clear, with all eyes now turning to when Taoiseach Simon Harris will...
But it was distinctly underwhelming one for Sinn Féin which, despite winning back seats lost in 2019, now seems stuck in a downward spiral that it...
Despite the odds, Fianna Fáil could well return as the largest party at local government level
Either Simon Harris or Micheál Martin is now more likely to be the next Taoiseach than Mary Lou McDonald
Assassination attempt on Slovakian prime minister Robert Fico the latest in an increasing trend of violence against those in high office
With four weeks to go until the local and European elections, parties and candidates advocating a tougher line on migrants are finding succour among...
Suspicion is Simon Harris already regrets his decision to reappoint Helen McEntee to Justice, but having made the decision, he has to stick with her
Heartbreaking case of Aoife Johnston’s death in University Hospital Limerick will for many confirm the narrative that our health service is...
The single biggest determinant of whether you would vote for Fianna Fáil or Fine Gael versus one of the opposition parties is whether you own a house
Leader Holly Cairns is electorally untested but her party could well hold the balance of power after next election
Leader Holly Cairns is electorally untested but her party could well hold the balance of power after next election
In this post-referendum meltdown, Simon Harris needs a Sir Humphrey to buy time until the general election on the Hate Speech bill
If Harris wants to be re-elected, any progress made cannot come at the expense of Fianna Fáil who he will need
Recrimination, back-biting and sniping needs to be set aside if any sense is to be made from public’s repudiation of proposed changes to the...
Leo Varadkar must ignore calls to snub White House visit in protest over US failure to stop Israeli aggression
Minister’s appearance had massive advance billing, but in reality it was less her Waterloo and more the Battle of Widow McCormack’s Cabbage Patch
It is no surprise to see billionaires investing in Irish football, its up to the government to back the clubs
The party’s drop in support, as shown by last week’s Red C poll, is no longer a blip – it is a trend
Leo Varadkar and Micheál Martin risk losing their star players McGrath and Donohoe on the eve of battle being called
Ireland has become ‘anti-any-more’ migration and this demands more than on-the-hoof responses from a struggling government
Mary Lou McDonald has made strategic and deliberate comments showing the party has changed its position on immigration
If you’re an Irish citizen, you’ll probably be casting a vote in four polls this year
The opposition’s stumbles have levelled the odds and given the coalition an opportunity to get back into the game
Despite the eye-rolling from the virtuous on the left, it is important to discuss migration
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