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2023
Forensic accountants appointed to examine RTÉ finances as Varadkar says no bailout requested
Tubs thumped the table and posed for countless photos, but will that be enough to save his job?
Non-statutory inquiry into prescribing of drug that causes birth defects approved by Cabinet
Tenants to be asked to bid on property if landlord sells as independent value plan is abandoned
People Before Profit TD Bríd Smith announces she will not be seeking re-election
RTÉ's Geraldine O’Leary brings forward retirement to become latest to leave broadcaster
Taoiseach says he will keep paying his TV license fee and the public should too
Ryan Tubridy and Noel Kelly to appear before two committees on Tuesday
USC cuts, rent relief and housing for key workers: FF politicians put forward budget wish list
Fianna Fáil's Lisa Chambers 'considering' a run in the European elections next year
RTÉ's drip feed of information doing 'untold damage', says Taoiseach
Hate speech law won't progress further until autumn at the earliest
Boost in tax receipts paves way for €6.4bn autumn budget, with one-off measures 'likely'
Children's Hospital contractor 'needs to step up' and deliver project on time, says minister
Minister seeks broader scope for probe into RTÉ as Cabinet discusses terms of reference
Nearly 2,000 women approved for reimbursement of cost of pregnancy drug
Proposal to cap RTÉ salaries at €195,000 to be debated in the Seanad this week
RTÉ's case for licence fee hike in tatters as politicians take delight in having the upper hand
Dáil's spending watchdog chair says PAC must get immediate explanation from RTÉ
'Ireland is no basket case': Minister denies claims Irish being 'fleeced' with the high prices
Government moves to ramp up healthcare and vet college places amid staffing crisis
Hotels must do the 'right thing’ with accommodation prices for Taylor Swift gigs, says minister
Councils identify over 1,500 vacant and derelict properties to be bought up
Varadkar promises further cut in childcare costs, as minister pushes for another 25% reduction
Conversion therapy practices to carry criminal offence under proposed new ban, says minister
An Garda Síochana to start purchasing bodycams after government approval
Taskforce on protecting politicians from abuse to meet today
Varadkar says FG could increase vote share in next election, as party sets out to build more homes
Should Varadkar have eye on McEntee vying for his job? 'Absolutely not' says minister
Damien English 'disappointed and embarrassed' about planning controversy that led to resignation
Hate speech law 'not radical', says minister as senators highlight free speech 'chilling effect'
Honour system that adds 'G.U.' letters after name of awardee would face pushback, says Varadkar
Adult ADHD awareness on the rise, but State services falling far short, committee told
Population rise from Census to feed into increase in Government's housing targets
Ministers express unease over underspend on national roads projects
Student accommodation to house thousands of refugees for second summer
State to pay €1.5m to EU over lack of accommodation for asylum seekers
Transport Minister has had no engagement with toll companies despite Cabinet colleague claims
Minister sets out 'positive discrimination' policy to ringfence offshore island funding
Dept reviewing case of amputee told to wait until 2024 to apply for housing adaptation grant