Brendan Howlin

...the Labour Party and Democratic Left . When Dick Spring resigned in 1997 as leader of the Labour Party, Howlin stood in the resulting election, but lost to the former Minister of Finance Ruairi Quinn. He became Deputy Leader of the party...

In this article: Pat Rabbitte, Fianna Fail, Democratic Left, Fine Gael, Ruairi Quinn, Brendan Corish, and Taoiseach

...Ceann Comhairle's job will not now leave the Fianna Fail ranks. Initially it was believed Cowen might offer the political plum to Fine Gael's Sean Barrett or Brendan Howlin. However, senior Fianna Fail sources told the Sunday Independent...

In this article: Fianna Fail, Brendan Smith, Sunday Independent, Tom Kitt, and Eoin Ryan

Opposition to the strategy was identified with Brendan Howlin, who was perceived to be in favour of coalition with Fianna Fail, and Kathleen Lynch and Tommy Broughan, who opposed the boost that would be given to Fine Gael in such a strategy.

In this article: Labour Party, Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, James Larkin, Pat Rabbitte, National Labour Party, William X. O'Brien, Labour Party, and Democratic Left

Six One News: Brendan Howlin, Labour Party TD, responds to criticisms in the ... journalist, and Jim Higgins, Fine Gael MEP, discuss Mr Justice Frederick Morris' ...

Brendan Howlin (Lab) Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are not the only players in Wexford - a Sinn Féin ... Fine Gael had lost not only Yates, but another high-profile ...

... Ahern's public seduction of Brendan Howlin on prime-time television last ... The Taoiseach had chosen Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny; but pointedly ignored Pat ...

... the Minister met Labour's Brendan Howlin, Fine Gael's Jim O'Keeffe, the Green ... Conscious of Fine Gael's refusal to lower the age of consent, he asked if ...

Brendan Howlin - Labour Party (Ireland), Wexford (Dáil Éireann constituency) ... Dála Liz McManus Ceann Comhairle Fine Gael Irish Transport and General Workers' ...

BERTIE Ahern's divide and conquer tactic with the opposition worked a treat yesterday as Fine Gael and Labour were at odds over the Dail's deputy chairman post.