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'We're back already': Eamon Ryan says Green demise isn't like last time
As he prepares to leave frontline politics, Eamon Ryan sat down with journalists for an in-depth interview.
He shared what he thinks about Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil and his advice for the next climate minister - some serious, some amusing.
As for the Green Party, he feels it is "back" already despite its election defeat - and talks about how he thinks it was "attacked from behind".
Last week
15th December 2024 - 21st December 2024
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael pause talks for Christmas after making 'progress' today
Advertising watchdog upholds complaints against ads run by Pippa O'Connor and Rosanna Davison
Human rights watchdog calls on McEntee to clarify reason for pausing asylum decisions for Syrians
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Doctors Without Borders staff and families trapped in homes in Gaza amid bombs and gunfire
Nearly two-fifths of Ireland's farm holders are over retirement age
Middle-class people are more prejudiced towards Travellers than working class, study finds
RSV cases in infants have dropped massively since vaccine programme started in September
Brother of Imelda Keenan, missing since 1994, to describe pain of 30 years of searching
Ireland producing more waste than a decade ago and 'almost certain' to miss 2025 recycling target
This month
December 2024
First aid and welfare area set up in Dublin city centre for three busy nights ahead of Christmas
Man (20s) arrested after man in his 70s found dead at home in north county Dublin overnight
Closure of Holyhead port has caused 'considerable disruption' to supply chain, exporters say
Ireland needs to stop using harmful fossil fuels in the next 15 years - climate watchdog
Household spending on mortgages nears Celtic Tiger levels as property prices continue to climb
On average, households spent 33% of their disposable income on mortgage repayments between July and October this year.
It's the highest share of spending on mortgages that Ireland has seen since 2007 and early 2008.
Year-on-year growth in property prices reached as high as 10% in the months of August and September this year.
Dublin-Holyhead ferry crossings cancelled again tonight but will resume late tomorrow
'Pragmatic radical': Who is Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, the leader of the rebels that overthrew Assad?
Jigs, goat yoga and fart guns: The Toy Show is well and truly underway
We’ve already had the first surprise guest of the evening.
Can you help gardaí investigating the disappearance 24 years ago of Trevor Deely?
Gardaí created nearly 600 intelligence records on infants and toddlers under age three since 2015
RTÉ reveals a classic Christmas film as the theme of tonight's Late Late Toy Show
The average rent for new tenancies in Ireland has grown to over €1,600
Watch: Saturday Night Live releases teaser of Paul Mescal ahead of hosting this weekend
Here's the full RIAI Gold Medal shortlist, as historic primary school nabs top architecture prize
Eight independent TDs form technical group as larger parties consider next post-election steps
Fine Gael wants 'parity of esteem' if it goes into government with Fianna Fáil - what does that mean?
Here are all the late-night elections you were (probably) asleep for
After counting continued into the wee hours, here are the elections you missed overnight
Last month
November 2024
Dozens of incidents of hate and harassment documented against election candidates and canvassers
Fine Gael and Sinn Féin neck-and-neck while Fianna Fáil enjoys slight advantage in new polling
At a glance: Parties enter final sprints as dust settles after leaders' debate
TikTok approved 'obvious' election-related disinformation ads, including in Irish language
Christmas FM is back tomorrow - here's how to listen in your area