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Fine Gael
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Delayed
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spiralling rents
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property ladder
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job vacancy
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As it happened
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Counselling
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Abortion
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down the drain
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Money Money Money
In the midst of strike action, a public pay commission is finally being set up
18 Oct 2016
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Mo Money Mo Problems
No thanks! Government ministers have turned down a €12k pay rise
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going going gone
Buyers are snapping up new homes in the town once dubbed Ireland's first ghost town
17 Oct 2016
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dail dress code
'Examining the dress code of other parliaments is ridiculous'
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budget2017
Giving parents a tax credit for childcare would have cost nearly €600m
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Industrial Action
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Budget 2017
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Budget 2017
Coveney says including second-hand homes in first-time buyers scheme would drive up prices
13 Oct 2016
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Childcare
Zappone exploring ways to bring unregistered childminders into new subsidy fold
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Winning
The 'fiver Friday Budget': The fingerprints of a lot of politicians were all over yesterday
12 Oct 2016
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The Final Countdown
Ireland's much-hated tax that just won't go away: The Universal Social Charge
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coming down the line
Independent Alliance to seek a free vote on Repeal the Eighth Bill
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Budget 2017
"Leo likes to make you think he is all cuddly and caring. That's not him"
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Agree or else
'If Fine Gael breach the agreement, the Budget won't pass'
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us-cya
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Social Housing
Local councils to pay up-front rent to private owners of derelict houses
5 Oct 2016
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As it happened
Enda Kenny grilled on garda whistleblowers, Brexit and the future of rural post offices
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Tax avoidance
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NEW POLITICS
Government says it won't oppose Fianna Fáil's hate crime Bill
4 Oct 2016
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protected disclosure
Tánaiste reviewing reports about whistleblower "character assassination attack" by senior gardaí
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As it happened
Russian ambassador was left in "no uncertain terms" of Ireland's "disgust" over Syria bombings
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civic dialogue
The Government is "intensifying" its plans for preparing for Brexit
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Consensual
Romeo and Juliet laws could be introduced in Ireland
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freudian slip
Oops! Leo says Micheál Martin will announce next week's Budget
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sunday interview
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political hand grenade
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Mo Money Mo Problems
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timeline
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rough sleepers
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