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The pivotal moments
It can only be good for the democratic process which we are now experiencing that almost one million prospective voters - 941,000 people - watched the leaders' debate on the Prime Time programme on RTÉ on Thursday night. p
Missing Madeleine
So many parents have done it - or something like it - at some stage, almost without thinking, and yet now, fifteen days after four-year old Madeleine McCann's disappearance, what parent would leave their child asleep in their holiday apartment to have a meal nearby? p
Opinion
As dust settles on debates, leaders have still everything to play for
Inside Politics: The alternative coalition appears to have the momentum as we hit the final straight, but it would be foolish to write off FF, writes Stephen Collins . pKenny's emotive input scores with floating voter
FG leader's performance connected with the uncommitted viewer, writes Terry Prone . pPoint of contact remains key element in Ireland's election canvassing
World View: What we take most for granted is often what makes us most distinctive, writes Paul Gillespie . pOur culture is eroding children's basic security
Here's a question I never thought I would find myself asking. Should children under 10 be allowed to watch television news? pEnd of a long road to normalise UK relations
Whatever about the timing of the occasion, the Taoiseach's address to the joint Houses of Parliament at Westminster was well judged, writes Garret FitzGerald . pElection is one match where extra time is not an option
It's been an interesting and dramatic election and the quality of the party campaigns has been mixed, writes Noel Whelan . p
An Irishman's Diary
Rain On The Wind was Walter Macken's third novel. Published in Britain and the US in 1950, it proved to be the breakthrough book that allowed him to fulfil his lifetime ambition and become a full-time writer. Ultan Macken first read the book at the age of 12 or 13 in the 1950s. "Reading it then, and many times since, I always thought it had been written while my father was living in Galway. In fact he wrote it while working as an actor with the Abbey Theatre in Dublin." p
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