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15th December 2024 - 21st December 2024
34th dailFrom leaving school at 16 to the Dáil's first female Ceann Comhairle - who is Verona Murphy?
the morning lead
Nerves, intrigue and mystery ahead of secret ballot on first day of 34th Dáil
The 34th Dáil will sit for the first time today.
This month
December 2024
the morning lead
Ceann Comhairle's €255k salary should be cut and a two term limit put in place, Tóibín says
The Aontú leader also believes that TDs’ salaries should be reduced across the board.
IsraelExplainer: Why was newly elected Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes suspended just days into the job?
Not another electionNo, you still can't vote in this one: What you need to know about the upcoming Seanad election
Fianna Fáil victory
Hello Taoiseach Micheál Martin: The winners and losers of the 2024 General Election
The 34th Dáil will first sit on 18 December.
Out of the dog houseDoes this election show the Labour Party is finally less toxic to voters? Not quite
Sinn FéinSinn Féin's Chris Andrews loses seat in Dublin Bay South shock to Social Democrats' Eoin Hayes
gone
Unsuccessful 'Monk' says he won't rule out another political run, as he jogs away from RDS
Hutch literally ran from the RDS this afternoon just moments before Sherlock won the seat.
Last month
November 2024
electedMary Lou McDonald re-elected in Dublin Central as Hutch gains greatest benefit from her surplus
close up viewA waiting game amid the bustle of the RDS, punctuated by a visit from an Oscar nominee
Cliffs notesWe read manifestos so you don't have to: Here's what the 3 big parties promise on 3 key areas
Policy MattersThe Greens want to pilot 'forest schools' to foster a respect for nature - how would they work?
the labour partyIvana Bacik dubs Sinn Féin a populist party and ‘has difficulty’ describing it as left-wing
promise me thisIndependent Ireland pledges a Luas for every county and subsidised rent for front-line workers
Disability provision'Exhausting': Senator outlines struggle to find school place for son as FF criticises slow progress
Double troubleTánaiste distances himself from comments by Fianna Fáil candidates about asylum seekers
Manifesto launchesSocial Democrats confident of four-day week in our lifetimes despite Taoiseach's scepticism
ten way debate
'Who do you think you are?': First TV debate was a frustrating affair with few standout moments
The first debate of the 2024 election took place tonight on RTÉ’s Katie Hannon programme.
Policy MattersSF pledge to crack down on junk food advertising and explore 'fry free zones' near schools
Dublin Central
'He's some bleedin’ neck’: Voters in Summerhill and Drumcondra on Gerry Hutch's shock Dáil bid
This afternoon, The Journal hit the streets in the constituency to see what people make of Hutch’s late entry into the race.
Agenda SettingPeople Before Profit accuse other parties of robbing their proposals as they publish manifesto
Public Service BroadcastingGreens and Labour call on RTÉ to host a climate debate as part of general election coverage
Policy timeFine Gael matches Sinn Féin pledge to cap childcare at €200 per child in first year if re-elected
Sound Quality Gifts'Mary Lou's dancing has improved': Why a Monaghan gift shop has become an essential campaign stop
choo chooGreens pledge to use €7bn of Apple tax on transport projects including Metrolink if in Government
health led approachFianna Fáil pledge to decriminalise drug possession for personal use in general election manifesto
it's happeningHow to make sure you’re on the register and everything else you need to know about GE2024
And they're offCampaign promises fly and giant banners unfurled as party leaders hit the trail, hard
leaders' debates22 days to go! Here's what the TV broadcasters are planning for the general election debates
General ElectionMcDonald pledges to put Irish Unity at 'very centre of our future' as she launches election bid
Leaders' Questions'My dad was a busman too' - Tánaiste and Bríd Smith still at loggerheads on her final day in Dáil
