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What is the long-term impact of Peter Casey's result on Irish politics, if there is one?
Larry Donnelly
The first Tuesday of November will define the next chapter of American politics
Larry Donnelly
Larry Donnelly: Michael D Higgins seems virtually unbeatable - so how will the other candidates try to win?
Larry Donnelly
'Trump's mood and tone on his Irish visit will be shaped by what happens the week before'
Larry Donnelly
Larry Donnelly: 'Why are we going to see the pope? We are part of a rich tapestry'
Larry Donnelly
Saying goodbye to Dad: 'I grappled with how I could fully express how much he means to me'
Larry Donnelly
Letter from America: 'Trump isn’t perfect but voting for him sent a message – and I’m still glad I did'
Larry Donnelly
'That Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un were able to reach an agreement must be welcomed'
Larry Donnelly
'Ireland in 2018 is not just a post-Catholic country, it's a pro-choice country'
Larry Donnelly
Larry Donnelly: 'There is a definite sense that the net is tightening around Donald Trump'
Larry Donnelly
Get ready world: 'Trump’s posturing is even more inconsistent and incoherent than Obama's'
Larry Donnelly
America’s gun culture: What makes Americans so attached to their weapons?
Larry Donnelly
State of the Union: 'Trump didn’t go off script. He was measured and sought to be conciliatory'
Larry Donnelly
Giving vote to emigrants won't lead to 'President Bono' but these are arguments expats hear
Larry Donnelly
2017: How was it for Trump?
Larry Donnelly
'Some scoff at his use of social media and attire but 'brand Leo' is resonating with us'
Larry Donnelly
Opinion: How badly damaged has the Taoiseach been?
Larry Donnelly
Larry Donnelly on Trump: 'There is the substance and the sideshow'
Larry Donnelly
Opinion: Is this the beginning of the end of Donald Trump?
Larry Donnelly
'The majority of us don't agree with either pro choice or pro life hardliners'
Larry Donnelly
Column: 'When it comes to guns and the country of my birth, I despair'
Larry Donnelly
'Should the Democrats return to their roots or follow moneyed interests?'
Larry Donnelly
Could a fellow Republican beat Donald Trump in 2020?
Larry Donnelly
Opinion: 'These bigots are not representative of 60 million citizens who voted for Trump'
Larry Donnelly
'Trump doesn’t use Twitter to govern. He uses it to stay in touch with the American people'
Larry Donnelly
'Jobstown wasn't a peaceful, legitimate protest. Intimidating two women is not peaceful'
Larry Donnelly
Opinion: 'Leo is right to welcome people who have socially conservative views'
Larry Donnelly
'Bitter, ugly, divisive politics. Team Coveney could have marched on without going so negative'
Larry Donnelly
Divided Ireland: 'One side dedicated to making Ireland secular; another preserving Church's influence'
Larry Donnelly
100 Days of Trump: 'There has been a great betrayal of vulnerable voters'
Larry Donnelly
'By any objective measure, Enda Kenny acquitted himself and the Irish people honourably'
Larry Donnelly
The parallels between Irish and American controversies, in a wild week for politics
Larry Donnelly
America First: 'If President Trump stays “on message,” he may just unite, not further divide, the US'
Larry Donnelly
'Listening to Trump voters, I am surprised, disappointed, bewildered, fascinated and enlightened'
Larry Donnelly
'After Trump and Brexit, the centre ground of Irish politics shouldn't take their position for granted in 2017'
Larry Donnelly
'A sense of perspective about what Trump's presidency may be like is badly needed'
Larry Donnelly
"I - and most pundits - got it wrong about Trump v Clinton"
Larry Donnelly
This is what a Trump presidency could look like
Larry Donnelly
Opinion: 'I all but guaranteed a win for Hillary but then we had a political earthquake...'
Larry Donnelly
Opinion: 'Donald Trump had a chance and he blew it'
Larry Donnelly