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Marian Harkin latest to confirm support for Maria Steen with 24 hours until nominations close
Jim Gavin hits out at 'utterly false online smears' published about him
Another 'Super Monday' as Áras hopefuls scramble for spot on ballot at final council hearings
Nominations for the presidential election close this Wednesday.
Michael Healy Rae nominates Maria Steen for Áras run (but still wants Heather Humphreys to win)
The Green Party has decided to endorse Catherine Connolly in the presidential election
Dáil hears call for statutory inquiry into death of Daniel Aruebose
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he was concerned about a “rush to judgement”.
TDs write to Ceann Comhairle to ask that Danny Healy Rae withdraw remarks about autism
CNN's John King on Charlie Kirk's assassination and the lessons from US political violence
What will a Jim Gavin Áras campaign look like?
Jim Gavin has been speaking to reporters after being selected as Fianna Fáil's Áras candidate
The former Dublin manager descibed himself as a centrist, and said he voted Yes to repeal and marriage equality referendums.
Tensions within Fianna Fáil ahead of secret ballot to choose presidential candidate
Sinn Féin gear up for the new Dáil term in battle mode, but remain undecided on Áras question
The party is keen to work more with other opposition parties as the Dáil return approaches.
Not running: McDonald rules herself out of Áras race as party gathers for pre-Dáil think-in
McDonald said her party still has the option of either fielding a Sinn Féin candidate or backing Catherine Connolly.
Heather Humphreys confirmed as Fine Gael’s presidential candidate, but who is the Monaghan ex-minister?
Humphreys retired from the Dáil last year but says she has “had a good rest” and is ready to go again.
Selling cabins for €40k in a housing crisis: 'I'm like a counsellor, people tell me their problems'
'It's Alan being Alan': Labour plays down talk of rift over Connolly
'I'm in public life for the long haul': Mary Lou McDonald continues to mull Áras bid
The Sinn Féin president spoke to The Journal about her party’s plans for the presidential election, the timeline for Irish unity, and her priorities for the new Dáil term.
Justice Minister needs to face reality that there is a safety issue in Dublin, McDonald says
Sinn Féin has chosen a deadline for deciding whether it will field its own Áras candidate
Áras 2025: Connolly's Sinn Féin impatience, another campaign begins, and the Jim Gavin question
'I've gone viral': Lawyer turned doggy daycare owner Nick Delehanty launches presidential bid
Fine Gael minister backs Simon Harris after calls for resignation
Minister hits out at hotels charging 'extortionate' prices and says he will address it in Budget
Being a first-time TD: 'If you put money on me to get a seat, you would have made a fortune'
Being a first-time TD: 'I took a plunge joining Fine Gael. Now my family are all members'
6 foot 5 Justice Minister says he feels safe walking around Dublin 'any time of the day or night'
Call for regulation of 'laughing gas' due to harm posed to reproductive health
EU accused of 'intimidation' of staff who are protesting bloc's response to Gaza
In one incident, bake sales organised for the Irish Red Cross were allegedly criticised as being “antisemitic”.
First-time TD Barry Heneghan on making a splash, that Lowry photo, and his thoughts on Paul Murphy
Everything we know about the presidential election so far - and a few things we don't
Haven’t been paying attention to the election yet? We’ve got you covered.
What's the beef between this previous and current presidential hopeful?
On average, people in Ireland are working less since the Covid-19 pandemic
Being a Gen Z TD: I've been surprised by how little ministers actually engage in debates
Being a first-time TD: Martin Daly on keeping his GP practice going and his concerns about racism
'A disgrace': Up to 350 schools will not have access to hot school meals in September as promised
Central Bank called on to conduct review ahead of Israeli bond prospectus renewal next month
Being a first-time TD: Will I still be doing this at 80? I don't know but I love it for now.
Being a first-time TD: I was told people like me don't go to college. This is a dream come true.
Labour is backing Catherine Connolly for president, but not everyone is happy about it
The Journal takes a look behind the curtain on the Labour Party’s decision to back its former member Catherine Connolly in the race for the Áras.
Summer recess political awards: Tell us who you think are the winners and losers of this Dáil