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Ethics watchdog 'very concerned' at failure of Renua to account for public funding spent in 2019
The party received €258,596 in public funding last year.
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The party received €258,596 in public funding last year.
The party said that it may also consider changing its name and branding as part of a wider review.
Eight political parties qualified for Exchequer funding in 2018.
Councillor John Leahy said the party needs “a different direction”.
The claim was made by a Renua local election candidate.
Leo Varadkar’s party remains the most popular in the country according to the latest Red C/SBP poll
The party acknowledged abortion pills are a problem but said it does not have a specific policy to deal with them.
The ’83 debate was bitter and divisive. Those who lived through it say there’s a more informed debate on the doorsteps today.
Renua Ireland compared Dublin during the Luas works to Alcatraz in a statement today.
Terence Flanagan left Fine Gael for Renua but lost his Dáil seat.
Party leader John Leahy said it is important people know what the party stands for.
Fine Gael and Sinn Féin have both lost ground.
You won’t find much information on Renua’s website right now – but the party has big plans for 2017.
The death of the former Cuban leader has sparked a mixed response.
Last night, however, councillors voted in favour of cycle routes for specific schools – against opposition by the council manager.
“Renua did not do any harm to anyone in this country … We just tried to start a new party.”
It comes after Lucinda Creighton stepped down as leader of the party last month.
The rebranding comes on the back of its general election failure.
Lucinda Creighton has stepped down as the party leader. What’s next for the party?
The former Sunday Independent journalist has confirmed he is no longer with the party.
As the seats fill up, attention turns to what happens next.
Party leader Lucinda Creighton faces a battle to hold her seat in Dublin Bay South.
It’s all over bar the voting.
A poll carried out by DIT for TheJournal.ie has Fine Gael slightly higher than the recent polls.
The party says it’s “challenging stereotyping of elderly” but the measure has been criticised as “a bit mad”.
The Renua leader said the election is “make or break” for her party.
Labour, it’s time to log off.
The party has dropped five points since the election started.
A complaint against the Renua leader was made anonymously earlier this month.
The ones that would tell us that is. TheJournal.ie asked all parties in the general election what their poster budget amounted to – here’s what we found out.
The party has listed some of the principles on which it will not compromise.
Posters urging people to Vote No 1 for Terence Flanagan are appearing a little early in Dublin Bay North.
The Renua Ireland leader has hit back at a hypocrisy claim, calling it “bizarre”.
The Sinn Féin leader will deliver a keynote speech on live TV at the conclusion of the party’s Ard Fheis.
As the election looms large, we assess what coalition options are on the table.
The Health Minister is warm to sharing the cabinet table with Lucinda Creighton, three years after she left his party.
Desmond J Hayes was to run for Lucinda Creighton’s party in Limerick City.
Those convicted of certain offences three times would face life imprisonment.
The party’s manifesto has no details on how it would “dismantle” Irish Water.