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Last week
30th March 2025 - 5th April 2025
Will Ireland get caught in the crossfire of the EU's response to Trump's tariffs?
The EU is weighing up moves against the US tech sector – a move that would undoubtedly have an impact on Ireland.
Government to go into preparation overdrive in coming days to counter US tariff blowback
Cabinet Committee on Ireland’s economy to meet for the first time to assess US tariff fallout
Irish companies helped Pfizer reduce corporate tax bill, claims US investigation
The report said Pfizer significantly lowered its tax bill by routing profits through Ireland and other jurisdictions.
Last month
March 2025
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Two Dublin councils form coalition in favour of tourist tax - and urge others to come on board
'The manager told him: Grow a set of balls. You're a grown-up now’
League of Ireland clubs examine process of breaking away from FAI
The 42 has also learned that clubs have sent a formal request to the association for details of academy funding talks with Government.
FAI launch two-year plan to ‘strengthen the foundations’ of women and girls’ football
February
February 2025
Donohoe rules out Celtic Tiger style tax breaks for developers, putting him at odds with Taoiseach
Government set to sign off on substantial funding increase for housing next week
Government face questions over who knew what and when about failed €7m Arts Council IT project
No men's international in over 40 years: How Limerick became Irish football's great underperformer
We look at the structural and historical reasons behind Limerick’s great failure to contribute to the Irish national team – and determine what should be done to fix things.
'I will fight': Khelif responds to boxing organisation lawsuit
January
January 2025
RFK Jr grilled on anti-vax babygrows and abortion about-turn at US Senate hearing
Here's What Happened: Wednesday
Caroline Kennedy calls cousin RFK Jr 'a predator' in scathing letter to US senators
The 23 (!) junior ministers have been unveiled - here's who they are
These are the backbenchers that got a promotion today.
Programme for Govt: Transport security, cheaper childcare and 'open the Children’s Hospital’
The programme for government sets out the roadmap for Irish political decisions over the next five years.
Last year
2024
Twelve photos that tell the story of Ireland's political year
It’s been a busy one.
Final cost of Government Buildings security hut almost €300,000 above budget
All time
Mary Lou McDonald pays tribute to republican ‘patriot’ Ted Howell during funeral service
US Treasury suffers major cyber attack by China backed hackers
Mayo GAA not signing off 2024 accounts due to ongoing Revenue review
Mayo GAA not signing off 2024 accounts due to ongoing Revenue review
'I used to think we were never going to win' - Ballygunner legend on the lean times
Best Phrase, Pundit, and Golfer to be Placed Under Arrest - The alternative end of year awards
'What the GAA is all about, is the people in it' - After biblical floods, Sarsfields bounce back
Portugal is introducing 0% income tax for under 35s - should Ireland do the same?
One trillion dollars needed annually to help developing countries prevent climate breakdown
Minister for Climate Eamon Ryan has said there is a ‘real risk’ the negotiations on the climate finance goal could fail.
Sinn Féin's Doherty says Fine Gael plan to dissolve OPW 'won't solve overspending'
Former housing minister Eoghan Murphy says he wanted to resign when homeless figure hit 10,000
Ready, set, wait: With election speculation rampant, how soon could the Government call one?
Mental Health Bill won't be enacted before election, despite Govt leaders saying it was a priority
Fianna Fáil clarifies that it won't decriminalise possession of all drugs
Govt leaders sign off on 2024 general election but Taoiseach keeps 'element of surprise' around date
The finance minister says he will synchronise the Finance Bill to the election date the Taoiseach chooses.
Ireland are world-leading in the wrong way with 11 unauthorised boxers at Russia-backed IBA tournament
Decks cleared to dissolve Dáil next week as Harris says he won't 'dilly dally' in calling election
Finance Committee chair says spend on security hut shows a ‘lack of respect for the taxpayer’
John McGuinness questioned why the contract for the security hut was ‘allowed to spiral to a sum of €1.4 million’.
Govt to kick Occupied Territories Bill to post-election despite opposition offering Dáil time next week
Is Govt gearing up for an imminent election? Tánaiste says he's not been told of any 'acceleration'