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'If we had simply accepted that ageist foster parents rule, it would still be with us'
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Taoiseach found Ali's death the most difficult celebrity loss to take this year
A copy of this painting from the House of Commons now hangs in Leinster House
'This is an absolute joke of a Dáil': Alan Kelly on sexism, his poisoned chalice and Labour's future
Enda says this was his biggest challenge in 2016
Pint of the black stuff the most popular drink in the Dáil bar
'I don't think he is immortal': Gerry's leadership remains unfazed after recent scandals
And the busiest nights for the Dáil bar this year were….
Red nose? Green light: TDs clear Santa to enter Irish airspace
Leaders' Questions: Mary Lou says maybe FF and FG can get a bit of mistletoe and “kiss and make-up”
TD John Halligan is sending out alien-themed Christmas cards (again)
Fitzgerald must find €25m from her department for Garda pay deal
'Rent pressure zones' to be introduced with immediate effect in Dublin and Cork
'Government should have the final say on River Shannon water levels, not the ESB'
John Halligan lobbying for support for right-to-die bill
How can we get apartment block residents recycling? The minister says there's no 'simple solution'
'I am not anti-vaccine, but 14-year girls don't lie en masse': Senator pushes for debate on HPV vaccine
Ireland wants to build a relationship with Cuba
Enda Kenny turns on the Christmas lights in Dublin's north inner city
Son of Brian Stack confronts Gerry Adams over murder of his father
Islanders will be able to vote on the same day as the rest of the country
There will soon be no cap on the price An Post can charge you for a stamp
Pay-by-weight bin charge delayed, but it's not being scrapped - Minister
'It's a car park by 4.30pm': Vital upgrades and a third lane needed on N11, report finds
Schools to be required to publish all complaints made against them
Water meters are not the new e-voting machines - they cost us a lot more
Enda denies being snubbed by Donald Trump
Burton outraged at letter to TDs claiming children adopted by same-sex couples are more likely to be abused
Out of reach: 'Young people now have nowhere to rent in the city that they work in'
'No water charges through the front door or the back door': Mary Lou tells Bruton charges need to go
Taoiseach Goes Stateside: 'If Enda does meet Trump, he shouldn't go cap in hand'
'It's time we got on with it': Support for medicinal cannabis bill could mean it's a runner
'We couldn't go home for five months after the floods. We're in fear it could happen again'
Sinn Féin says it won't cost as much as people think to bring about a united Ireland
Driver disqualifications will not extend to other EU countries
'The rage inside me was getting stronger': Ireland's top bankers face grilling on mortgages and repossessions
Enda is hanging out with Young Fine Gael this weekend as they go to the polls
Move to recognise Traveller ethnicity after long campaign shows 'Ireland's commitment to human rights'
Regulations to crack down on Dublin rickshaw drivers could be on the way soon