More than half of voters made up their minds during election campaign, according to exit poll
More than half of voters – 53 per cent – made up their minds on who they would cast their ballot for during the election ...
Independent prosecution service ‘must be protected’ says Director of Public Prosecutions
The independence of Ireland’s prosecution service is “a real strength” which must be protected, the Director of Public ...
Hamas delegation travels to Cairo amid efforts to revive Gaza ceasefire talks
A Hamas delegation will arrive in Cairo on Saturday for talks with Egyptian officials after the United States said it would ...
Eileen Gleeson on facing Wales in Dublin: ‘The Aviva is in our soul, this is our home’
Eileen Gleeson was playing it straight after a 1-1 result in Cardiff, until the last moment of her post-match press ...
Almost half of voters favour a Fiánna Fail-Fine Gael led coalition, according to exit poll
Almost half of voters in yesterday’s general election favour a coalition government based on the combination of Fianna Fáil ...
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Dramatic exit poll points way as almost half favour Fianna Fáil/Fine Gael coalition
Good morning and welcome to an unusual Saturday edition of the politics digest. Last night’s dramatic exit poll results, ...
Rail services resume after signal fault caused significant delays for commuters on Thursday evening
Iarnród Éireann services have resumed as normal on Friday morning after passengers in Dublin and on Northern commuter ...
Election 2024 live updates: Exit poll shows tight race between main three parties as counting to begin at 9am
If the exit poll findings are borne out when the votes are counted, it suggests a return of a coalition based around Fianna ...
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‘It doesn’t have to be them or us’: Teachers behind new book of refugees’ stories want to challenge stereotypes
“When I was 16, our home in the refugee camp was stormed by Israeli soldiers. I was at home with my father, my brother and ...
The general election campaign: the highs, the lows, and the outright clangers
From the grand entrance of a baby girl for Holly Cairns to slagging off teachers and annoying the RSA, the 2024 campaign had ...
Prof Donal O’ Shea: ‘The positioning of Ronald McDonald House at the entrance to the new children’s hospital makes me angry’
Prof Donal O’ Shea is the HSE lead on obesity and a regular commentator on the dangers of marketing ‘junk and fast food’ to ...
‘There could be two cars, but the fridge is empty’: Hidden poverty in middle-class Ireland
A day spent in the Vincent de Paul southeast region office reveals the large number of requests from vulnerable seeking help ...