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2023
Concern that tented accommodation options for Ukrainian refugees are running out ahead of winter
Slowdown in inflation welcomed by ministers, with energy prices falling
Divided Europe: Ireland's voice at the EU table not loud enough to be heard this time around
Varadkar fears if EU reaches position to call for ceasefire it will be 'after a lot more people have died'
EU leaders call for 'corridors and pauses' for Gaza, but fall short of demanding a 'ceasefire'
Taoiseach: 'It makes sense for Ireland to align Ukrainian supports with other EU countries'
Flight problem that stopped Tánaiste making coalition meeting was factor in Cabinet confusion
Taoiseach says new Government jet is 'not just for ministers'
'I don't plan on raising it again': Varadkar rules out speaking to von der Leyen about Israel comments at EPP summit
Govt to lease private jet to get Taoiseach to European Council meeting as alternatives grounded
Ireland has 'no issue' with raising Israel-Hamas conflict with US, says Martin
Government revisits idea of cutting social welfare supports for Ukrainian refugees
Govt examining evidence that Ukrainians arriving in Ireland are coming from other EU states, says Martin
Plan to impose time limit on State accommodation for Ukrainians deferred by coalition leaders
Landlords selling up will have to give tenant option to buy as delayed legislation goes to Cabinet
Israeli ambassador's comments about President Michael D Higgins 'unhelpful', says Coveney
'It's not just Ursula von der Leyen, it's broader than her': Irish MEPs on European politics failing
Ministers blasted over health budget funding as TDs say it is a 'hammer blow' to the public
New Children's Hospital won't open until April 2025 at the earliest
Donohoe won't get into 'war of words' over health budget, says financial controls are needed
Women face higher costs than men in life, says minister at workplace menopause policy launch
New Children’s Hospital to be completed by October 2024, but uncertainty remains over open date
Taoiseach critical of HSE as 270 extra junior doctors hired with no sign-off
Govt walking into trouble with warnings health system underfunding will have 'freeze effect'
Legislation allowing nightclubs stay open later to be split in two to ensure law ready by summer 2024
Minister 'disappointed' with €13m for new mental health measures, confirms ADHD adult service expansion halted
Arrest made over entry to Government Buildings courtyard on Budget Day
Health 'not a priority for this Budget' amid spending overrun, Government sources say
RTÉ to get supplementary estimate funding before Christmas, says McGrath
Here's how Budget Day will play out and what we know so far
What we know so far about tomorrow's Budget: USC cuts, €750 rent credit and further 25% childcare cost cuts
The targeting of civilians and hostage taking by Hamas 'is to be condemned outright', says McDonald
€300-€400 electricity credits, free school books to junior cycle and €1k renters credit not off table yet
Finance Minister: 'People can be optimistic that their living standards are about to improve'
Further doubt cast over 25% childcare cost cut as Tánaiste fails to say if Govt will honour promise
Over €90m of out-of-date and no longer fit-for-purpose Covid-19 vaccines written off last year
HSE boss apologises to children and parents impacted by spinal surgeries crisis
Coalition leaders get budget update from ministers that hold the purse strings
Mary Lou McDonald offers 'unreserved apology' to Máiría Cahill
USC cuts, a private jet tax and scrapping carbon tax increases included in SF alternative budget