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2023
No domestic flight ban on the cards for Ireland as Taoiseach says we're not the same as France
Govt say EPA report 'doesn't tell the full story' and won't concede targets will be missed
Despite a free vote, no FF TDs and just one FG TD voted in favour of PBP's abortion bill
Department of Housing returned more than €380m to exchequer due to underspend by Govt
Gardaí warn students not to become 'money mules': 'No bank account, no visa and you'll go to jail'
O'Brien questions use of privilege, Murphy defends raising matters of public concern
Gardaí seeing 'tragic cases' of people investing life savings into crypto scams
Ireland's getting a new embassy in London, but the building price tag is still unknown
Leo Varadkar says he believes homeless figures will fall
Helen McEntee returns as Justice Minister this week after six months maternity leave
Long-awaited report on familial homicide cases goes to Cabinet today
Garda recruitment age limit should be reconsidered, says justice minister
Ministers visit Co Monaghan bog where search for remains of Columba McVeigh continues
'This is a sensitive issue': Tánaiste defends Govt approach in dealing with abortion law review
Jostling between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil is all about party identity and dismantling '#FFG'
Budget 2024 will include social welfare payment increases, says minister
Varadkar: 'Ireland is a pretty safe country. We shouldn't be scaring people into thinking otherwise'
Some aspects of proposed Nature Restoration Law 'go too far' says Taoiseach
Special Criminal Court expert review to be published next month
No opposition to motion calling for new Children's Hospital to be named after Dr Kathleen Lynn
Dublin Fire Brigade to tell TDs that fire safety will be 'integral' to use of rapid-build homes
Jail-time for assaulting Gardaí or ramming Garda vehicles to increase to 12 years
Holly Cairns: 'Our healthcare shouldn't be informed by Leo saying he feels uncomfortable'
Holly Cairns says she'll talk to all parties after next election but 'change' is in the air
Family homeless in eviction after receiver refused council's offer to pay top price for property
Defective Concrete Block scheme regulations should be ready 'in the next couple of weeks'
No restaurant street furniture fees for another year as regulations extended
'I did yeah, absolutely': Here's (exactly) what Niall Collins said today in response to reporters
Regulator 'encouraging' energy suppliers to pass on price reductions 'as soon as possible'
Ireland is switching to E10 petrol - what does this mean for drivers?
Minister commits to meeting gun groups before any changes made to firearm ownership rules
Is there a market for apartments for sale or rent with no kitchen or wardrobes? Govt told to find out
Construction cost review finds it costs less to build the same house in Birmingham as in Dublin
Paul Murphy's request to take Dáil questions about Jobstown protest should be facilitated, says Varadkar
Govt acting like commentators by failing to ensure energy companies pass on savings, says SF
Further engagement promised with Women of Honour after draft terms of reference circulated
Martin calls on China to use its 'considerable influence to end Russia’s war' with Ukraine
FG wants entry point for higher tax band rate to get closer to €50,000 in this year's budget
Answer Qs, survive the punches: that's how political scandals were handled. Until now it seems.
Niall Collins: 'No law broken' insists junior minister in address to Dáil