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Nominations for Social Democrats' leadership to open tomorrow morning
PAC suspends meeting over unanswered questions and inattendance of Central Bank governor
'Demonised' landlords should get tax breaks if linked to better renters' rights, says Varadkar
'Any buildings we can get our hands on': Ministers to discuss refugee accommodation crisis
AIB execs agree to face TDs next week to answer questions about controversial debt write-downs
'Rookie error': Evictions ban proposal progresses as junior minister forgets to oppose bill
Ban on electricity and gas disconnections extended to the end of March for all customers
Taoiseach: 'National conversation needed on what's driving anger and violence in society'
€100 child benefit bonus and €200 lump sum social welfare payment under cost-of-living measures
Leo says don't be afraid to talk about migration - but politicians struggle to find the words
'Worrying increase' in spiking incidents reported to gardaí as figures nearly double
Obstetrician: 'Some women with Hyperemesis are choosing not to continue with their pregnancy'
Ireland should follow Denmark and require vacant properties to be rented out, Varadkar advised
Landlords should get tax breaks in return for longer tenancies, Taoiseach advised
Taoiseach heading to Washington for St Patrick's Day as ministers set to travel across the globe
Cabinet to sign off on the list of St Patrick’s Day visits for ministers across the globe
No buildings available so far after Minister's most recent urgent refugee accommodation appeal
Unemployed who worked 5 years or more before losing job to get €450 per week under Govt plan
Minister indicates targeted and universal cost-of-living measures on the cards as talks intensify
At least 10 assaults on Irish hospital staff each day, committee to be told
Minister asks sports bodies to help provide refugee accommodation during 'time of extreme need'
Lebanon troops on what the military needs: 'Pay could be better - we're months away from home'
Martin 'very anxious' that power sharing institutions are restored as quickly as possible
McGrath: 'Plea for large buildings to house refugees reflects the strain the system is under'
Varadkar on protests against refugees: 'We should know better. It's not the Irish way'
Health minister asks department and HSE to review current approach to Cariban reimbursement
Micheál Martin to receive Women of Honour report today
State looking to buy a new ten-seater Government jet that can travel long-haul
Fianna Fáil politicians raise concerns about anti-immigrant protests at parliamentary meeting
Minister urges doctors to lobby drug companies so women can easily access pregnancy sickness meds
Govt to make a call on eviction ban 'shortly', says Taoiseach
Ministers sign off on new €10m International Protection Fund to support community needs
Varadkar says he'll reveal plans for eviction ban and cost-of-living supports in mid-February
Tánaiste holds hour-long phone call with Iranian counterpart seeking release of Irishman
Events to mark Good Friday Agreement anniversary planned amid speculation over Biden visit
Women of Honour group have received no updates and await independent report
Civil unrest over political vacuum makes for tense Lebanon visit for Tánaiste
Govt doing all it can to accommodate refugees but numbers are unprecedented, says Martin
Tánaiste promises to ensure Women Of Honour report recommendations 'are fulfilled'
Tánaiste urges Irish troops to reach out for support following the death of Seán Rooney