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Politics

This week
6th April 2025 - 10th April 2025
Tariff wars: Heydon talks Kerrygold and bourbon as he heads stateside to meet US counterpart
Trade war may reduce buyer pool in housing market due to reliance on rich multinational workers
Impacts on the status of rich multinational workers could have major implications on the, already low, housing market activity.
Trump meets with Netanyahu at White House and says he is 'not looking at' pausing tariffs
Social Democrats to bring Bill to remove guardianship rights from convicted killers before Dáil
Darragh O'Brien says pre-election claim 40,000 homes would be built didn't damage trust in Government
EU ‘ready to negotiate’ with US on tariffs, says both Tánaiste and EU Commission President
People Before Profit TD and leader Richard Boyd Barrett to begin treatment for throat cancer
This week's planned meeting between King Charles and the Pope is off the cards
'I will continue to fight': Le Pen supporters rally in Paris
185% increase in the number of short-term lets granted planning permission last year
Finance Minister rules out wage subsidy scheme in response to US tariffs (for now)
Paschal Donohoe said the government will be engaging with Irish firms on an employer by employer basis.
Question mark now hangs over planned introduction of additional employee sick days as a result of tariffs.
He also dampened expectations that the planned rollout of health warnings on alcohol bottles will go ahead.
The minister said anything that impacts the competitiveness of Irish firms will have to be examined.
Arts Minister to block planned 'Netflix levy' on streaming services, says people are paying enough
'Benefits would outweigh costs' of scheme to DNA test dog poo
Michael Shine: One of paedophile surgeon's earliest victims reveals he was abused 60 years ago
Now 75, Tom Ayres says he was abused by Shine at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in 1964.
Last week
30th March 2025 - 5th April 2025
UK Labour MP suspended following arrest on suspicion of rape
Doubt cast over when 'Grace' case report will be made public but minister commits to publication
Irish brewers and distillers on Brexiting better than Britain and using that to face US tariffs
Parents should ban children from using smartphones alone in their bedroom, minister says
Foley also spoke to The Journal about redress for mother and baby home survivors and working with TD Michael Lowry.
Labour had 'positive' talks with FG, but FF already had a 'done deal' with Regional Independents
Tánaiste to fly to Washington for special meetings, as government prepares for trade war impact
To whom it concerns: Here's how the Taoiseach was briefed ahead of his Late Late Show interview
Prince Andrew’s reputation ‘irrecoverable’ after Newsnight interview, senior aide told tribunal
Donald Trump signs Executive Order giving TikTok another 75 days to find a US buyer
China slaps extra 34% tariffs on US imports as Trump vows his 'policies will never change'
Wall Street stocks dropped sharply in morning trading, while European markets ended the day sharply lower.
Tánaiste says debate on short-term lets register has taken too long and wants it in place next year
ICTU says there should be ‘no scope for tax cuts’ amid need to protect jobs over tariff threat
Workers put on short-time working week as early as this weekend need time-bound supports, government told
FactCheck: Does the EU impose a 39% tariff on US goods as Donald Trump's massive chart claimed?
Harris says FG councillor who said US economy ‘ruled by Jews’ received 'significant sanction'
Taoiseach says a housing czar will be appointed 'imminently' as he discusses housing policy
Cautious Budget on the cards as ministers rule out spending and tax decisions that create new risks
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Ousted South Korean president apologises as court upholds his impeachment over martial law declaration
Fathers in higher paid jobs are more likely to avail of paternity leave, report finds
The number of schools needing financial crisis help has increased by 540% in two years
Almost half of schools receiving financial guidance are Deis and special schools.
The last time tariffs like this were imposed it led to the Great Depression, ministers warn
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said “recessionary trends” could be felt across the world due to the US tariff fallout.
US stock index suffers biggest one-day fall since 2020 as Trump insists 'markets are going to boom'
The broad-based S&P 500 closed down 4.8%, while the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite tanked 6.0% and the Dow Jones ended the day down 4.0%.
Pentagon watchdog to investigate US defence chief's use of Signal for Yemen strike plans