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Wigmore hears the cover for Shane Ross’s forthcoming book on the turmoil at RTÉ has now been changed five times, with UK-based publishers Atlantic Books tearing their hair out as the story embroils more and more household names.

Dev 2 – Leo 0. From beyond the grave, Éamon de Valera retained the wording of his 1937 Constitution. Along the way there have been 32 amendments, but never before have changes been rejected so forcefully.

Dev 2 – Leo 0. From beyond the grave, Éamon de Valera retained the wording of his 1937 Constitution. Along the way there have been 32 amendments, but never before have changes been rejected so forcefully.

I have very few political memories from childhood. I recall a scandal with Bertie Ahern, and then the economic crash happened. Strangely, one of the defining constitutional calamities embedded in my psyche is the first Lisbon Treaty referendum in 2008.

Eamon Ryan joins a long list of Government ministers to clash with the airline chief

The annual flag-raising at San Jose City Hall continues a tradition that has linked the two communities since 1986.

The legendary Man United boss was once forced to deny links to the job.

Minister would have thrown Siún Ní Raghallaigh under the bus, but all the heavy vehicles in RTÉ are clapped out from chronic overuse

Former Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern has added his name to a peace activist statement calling on the restored Stormont Executive to put reconciliation at the forefront of its programme for government.

Veteran journalist and broadcaster Eamonn Mallie tells of his heated encounters with Margaret Thatcher, members of the royal family’s staff and government officials in a new book.