Claire Scott

The party is rallying as the dust settles on recent crises. But can Mary Lou McDonald make up lost ground in the election race?

Three days after his ascension to the taoiseach’s office, Harris spent €87,576.58 on a single-day charter to Brussels, then Warsaw and a return flight to Dublin

The former MEP has confirmed she is considering a comeback after losing her European parliament seat and she may be considering a switch to Dublin Central

For the first time in history, defending BKT URC champions Glasgow Warriors will take their home tie to Hampden Park, as they take on Edinburgh in a new battlefield on Sunday 22 December (kick-off 3pm). The two teams then head to the home of Scottish rugby six days later, as Scottish Gas Murrayfield hosts the […]

Republican policy likely to slash Irish corporate receipts

State pays more than €330,000 over eight years for civil servants to take courses at Harvard and Stanford as well as British schools of management

Economists warn of the potential danger to corporation tax receipts if Donald Trump lands a second term as US president

It is more than two years since Mary Lou McDonald began High Court proceedings against RTE seeking damages for defamation and the case seems to be going nowhere

The former finance minister faces a mammoth task in his new role as justice commissioner, but he is determined to be strong on rule-of-law issues

The Sunday Times analyses the key general election constituencies where local issues have national resonance and where the outcome will tell us much about the make-up of the 34th Dáil