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Miriam O’Callaghan and David McCullagh hosted the RTÉ debate this evening.
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Miriam O’Callaghan and David McCullagh hosted the RTÉ debate this evening.
During this campaign, TheJournal.ie has been collecting views on the election from those experiencing homelessness.
An independent candidate died yesterday – and now it looks like Tipperary won’t get to vote until the end of the month.
Returning officer James Seymour made the remarks this morning following the death of independent candidate Marese Skehan.
We asked each political party where it stands on housing and homelessness policies in Ireland.
We put your questions to those looking for your votes.
There are five sitting TDs running but we went canvassing with two hopefuls.
Matt Cooper and Ivan Yates helmed the debate at Ballymount tonight.
After a jump in recent opinion polls, the ‘big two’ parties are worried about a Shinner surge, writes Lise Hand.
The three main parties are way ahead in terms of spending on Facebook and Instagram since the campaign got under way.
Coveney said Brexit is coming at us like a ‘freight train’.
Noone is now writing to autism support organisations.
The Labour leader said inspections of US aircraft should be carried out.
It’s your essential guide to GE2020.
Catherine Noone released a statement this morning apologising for the remarks and saying she withdrew them.
The seven-way debate is scheduled to take place on RTÉ One tonight.
Who needs bikinis and palm trees and hook-ups when we have Leo Varadkar and Micheál Martin post-breakup? asked Lise Hand who was in Ballymount last night for the Virgin Media Big Debate.
We want to put your questions to all the party leaders before 8 February.
Fianna Fáil has been legally advised against ‘a flat rent freeze’.
Election candidates can find themselves at the mercy of the news cycle but they shouldn’t be blindsided by issues known to Joe Duffy and their canvassers, writes Lise Hand in her first column for TheJournal.ie.
The pension age is set to increase to 67 in 2021, and 68 in 2028.
The Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll surveyed voters last week as the election was called.
Over the next three weeks we’ll be sending reporters around the country to hear directly from voters about the issues that really matter in their local area.
As a self-confessed political anorak, Larry Donnelly is looking forward to the race.
The Taoiseach hit the road to Monaghan.
Next month’s election will be the first Saturday election since 1918.
Shane Ross appeared to let the cat out of the bag yesterday by stating that Halligan will not seek re-election.
A further 20% said they’d like to see Leo Varadkar remain Taoiseach.
It’s all to play for until February 8th.
Love them or loathe them, there’ll be no avoiding them over the next three and a half weeks.
McGrath said in a statement that this was the correct decision for him and his family, but that he was “far from retiring”.
It has emerged that the updated register will not become valid until after Valentine’s Day.
The Taoiseach told RTÉ’s This Week that ‘there is protocol around this’.
Speculation has been mounting in recent days that a February election could be on the cards.
The two party leaders met tonight to discuss the next general election and the precarious Dáil numbers.
Speculation is gathering pace that the Taoiseach might call an election in the coming days.
Ryan has been a TD since 2011.
The two party leaders are due to meet on Thursday to discuss the next general election and when it might be.
Three of the four TDs elected in Cork North Central in 2016 will not be on the ballot.