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Presidential candidate tells Carlow councillors he would avoid ‘megaphone diplomacy’ → Read More
Presidential candidate tells Carlow councillors he would avoid ‘megaphone diplomacy’ → Read More
Plans in place to move homeless families to commuter towns during papal visit → Read More
Independent TD writes stories ‘about growing up and different things like that’ → Read More
Background: Numbers seeking permits expose flaws in Government scheme → Read More
System introduced less than six weeks ago lifts ban preventing many asylum seekers from taking up jobs → Read More
Health reforms include changing GP contract and investment in eHealth → Read More
Minister for Health urges NI politicians to address abortion ban there → Read More
Cabinet is warned that pontiff’s forthcoming trip to Ireland carries a number of risks → Read More
Rebuilding Ireland was launched two years ago. There are still 9,846 people homeless → Read More
Separation from Ervia group could bring savings of €70m a year but also job losses → Read More
A vote on removing the Article seemed like a sure thing, but it has already been derailed → Read More
Fine Gael will actively canvass for the re-election of President Michael D Higgins and may use party resources to assist his campaign for a second term in Áras an Uachtaráin. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has confirmed his party would back Mr Higgins, who this week declared he wants a second seven-year term. The extent of Fine Gael’s campaigning has not yet been decided, but Mr Varadkar indicated it… → Read More
Some believe ‘woman’ reference in abortion Bill may exclude trans people → Read More
Aidan O’Driscoll is currently secretary general at Department of Agriculture → Read More
Inside Politics: Who knows what can be achieved, or destroyed, between now and March? → Read More
Filibustering and attempts to delay the legislation by some rural TDs left a bitter taste → Read More
Zones of 100m-150m intended to stop women being harassed while accessing services → Read More
Dr Scally had earlier criticised alleged lack of cooperation on provision of documents → Read More
Scoping inquiry chair Gabriel Scally not happy at information’s ‘pace and format’ → Read More