Given the lie of the land, everything here favours Fianna Fáil’s chances of picking up an extra seat.
Cavan-Monaghan is going to be a repeat of 2016, with five seats divided between three parties, with one of them losing out on a second.
In Dublin Bay South, big beasts will do battle – and one or more must lose.
No follow-through.
So now it is Jack Chambers’ turn to fly his crop-dusting aircraft over the prospering fields of Ireland, cascading money in every direction
Gript’s Ben Scallan asks Public Expenditure Minister what “lessons” exactly have been learned from successive cost overruns on State projects. #Budget2025
We are either faced with a moment of breathtaking political dishonesty, or a moment of breathtaking political incompetence.
The stunning thing here, really, is that the polling consistently now has Sinn Fein on course to lose seats, rather than gain them, at the next election.
A week after the €336k Leinster House bike shed story emerged
Blamed “capitalists” for the waste of taxpayer funds.
“We absolutely need to have this legislation in place.”
Feminists might think they’ve cracked the establishment in Ireland, but you can read all the Germaine Greer you want, ladies – you’re still never getting between a Fianna Fáiler and a cosy backroom deal to hand out the big jobs.