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In the words of Yeats: “All is changed, changed utterly”…kind of. 2025 was a year of change in Irish politics for sure, but then again,...

Rachel Reeves was already facing one of the biggest challenges experienced by any Chancellor of the modern era in the run-up to what was...

‘If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you;’ – Words written by English poet Rudyard Kipling...

Ireland elected a new President at the weekend. Independent candidate Catherine Connolly, who was backed by a coalition of left-wing...

Entering the final week of an election campaign is a bit like an athlete taking the bell in a big race – one last lap, leaving it all on...

On the ground in Manchester last week, at first glance you’d be forgiven for thinking it was a bit of a ghost town.

‘A lot can happen in four weeks. Reputations can be enhanced or destroyed in that time. Voices can be lost or found. Momentum can switch...

Blue skies for Starmer in Liverpool but Budget storm clouds billow

So, now we know definitively that we have three candidates running to be the next President of Ireland – Catherine Connolly TD...

But the rise of the PM’s favourites may not be what causes him problems.

Whitehall reshuffles really shouldn’t be held at the same time as football’s transfer deadline day.

TWIN spectres haunted Rachel Reeves today as she delivered Labour’s first Spending Review since 2007: Nigel Farage and Liz Truss.

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