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2023
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Over €90m of out-of-date and no longer fit-for-purpose Covid-19 vaccines written off last year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
Varadkar plans to bring Environment Commissioner to Irish farm to highlight 'well managed' beef and dairy sector
Expanded probe into setting up of RTÉ's barter account requested by expert group
O'Gorman to push hard for significant childcare fee cuts in meeting with Donohoe tomorrow
Budget 2024: What exactly can we expect in next week's package?
Government accused of acting like 'bystanders' as gardaí and barristers take industrial action
No rollout of late night trains to coincide with extended pub and club opening hours
Eamon Ryan says school exam system 'not serving our purposes'
Taoiseach calls for removal of security council veto power during UN speech
Varadkar wants tax and USC cuts for middle income earners as 'they pay the most'
Taoiseach says Rishi Sunak rolling back on climate measures is 'bad economic policy' for UK
Ryan wants to pause further fare reductions and invest money into expanded public transport
Transport Minister says overhaul of Dublin city centre roads is not about restricting access
Joe Biden asked Varadkar if there was any way he could help around UK's Legacy Bill issues
Taoiseach 'not afraid' to raise LGBT rights with world leaders rolling out draconian laws
Ireland deeply concerned about rise in violence towards LGBTI people 'at home and abroad', says Varadkar
Ireland battles 'Ukraine fatigue' at UN and will confirm €23m in non-lethal funding for Kyiv
As Dáil returns, all three Coalition leaders head to New York for UN High-Level Week
Auto-enrollment pension plan to be up and running in 2024, says minister
Taoiseach indicates hold on excise increase and targeted mortgage interest relief in budget
Bacik: 'I have received threats from the far-right'
Mary Lou McDonald opens up about having a hysterectomy over the summer
Fianna Fáil needs to ask itself an uncomfortable question: can it do business with Sinn Féin?
Bill to give effect to constituency boundary redraw to go to Cabinet
RTÉ should consider selling Donnybrook site if it is strapped for cash, says minister
Minister calls on Pepper to be 'absolutely clear' with customers about new fixed mortgage interest rate
Donnelly: 'Regardless of what he says about me in his book, Tony Holohan is an extraordinary public servant'
Minister still has concerns about 'unintended consequences' of Fair Deal rental income change
'It's not a slam dunk': Martin says SF winning big in next election not a sure thing
Cuts to USC under consideration as part of Budget, confirms Tánaiste
Government won't exempt horse-racing TV channels from ban on daytime gambling ads
Iceland UK awarded costs after Metron Stores court application