Inside Politics with Hugh Linehan

2044 - Latest poll numbers show neither Government nor Opposition all that popular with electorate

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2016 - Marine Le Pen's bid for power and the history of France's far right

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2011 - How the duplicitous double life of Jeffrey Donaldson threatens the future of unionism

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2010 - Pat Rabbitte: 'you’re not going to get a broad left alliance'

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2009 - The triple lock is the latest issue for Fianna Fáil’s awkward squad

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