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Gardaí outline concerns about abortion safe access zone law
New pilot scheme will see shared social housing used to prevent youth homelessness
Over 400 pubs, cafes and cultural venues to receive State funding to support night-time events
FG and FF's housing potshots at each other make it an easy win for SF's slogans and promises
McDonald: 'Sinn Féin is ready to lead. Give us that chance'
'What is next?': McDonald and O'Neill say UK Govt must clarify its plans for NI next week
McDonald says she was 'profoundly shocked' to hear of Jonathan Dowdall's criminal involvement
Children's emergency departments experiencing 'significant rise' in respiratory virus illness
Collapse of NI institutions impacting on gender-based violence legislation being passed
New 'street crime' Garda taskforce for Dublin to be established
Sinn Féin receive highest amount in disclosed political donations last year
'Not exactly helpful': Union criticises minister's comments over therapists return to special schools
'It's messy': Fianna Fáilers 'disappointed' at conclusion of MacSharry complaint issue
Social welfare supports of €141.4m provided to Ukrainians this year
Govt to introduce 'refusal policy' for Ukrainian refugees in hotels offered other accommodation
Minister seeks new location for live Christmas crib after decision to remove it from Mansion House
Minister backtracks on comments made about climate activists throwing soup at artworks
Eviction ban legislation passed by Dáil and Seanad
New laws on hate speech includes provision to protect freedom of expression, says minister
Micheál Martin says the country can stretch itself to accommodate more Ukrainian refugees
As winter approaches, not all energy bill 'hardship funds' are created equal
Government plans to roll out rapid-build houses to deal with 'enormous' housing crisis
Drinking outside pubs and restaurants here to stay as minister plans to make it permanent
Dáil told Govt has ‘failed to match people’s efforts to provide homes for Ukrainian refugees’
Citywest closes to new arrivals after reaching capacity, refugees may need to overnight in airport
1,000 disconnections in first half of this year as minister promises action plan in weeks
Mortgage change rules to 'boost purchasing power' of renters
MacSharry readmittance to FF parliamentary party hits stumbling block
Housing minister welcomes mortgage rule change but concerns raised about house price increases
Concrete levy budget climbdown as tax reduced to 5% and pushed out to September
Govt will not oppose SF motion on protections for PAYG customers and banning of disconnections
'It's a good day when justice is served': Eoin Ó Broin responds to Dowdall sentencing
Minister meeting energy companies to discuss protections for PAYG and vulnerable customers
Winter eviction ban being kept under review, says Taoiseach
Fianna Fáil hears proposal for Marc MacSharry to rejoin the parliamentary party
700 Aer Lingus customers still waiting on compensation for flight cancellations last month
Cabinet signs off on plan for three €200 energy credits
Taoiseach dismisses concerns about investor funds selling homes between each other for €1.7m
Taoiseach on who pays for the concrete levy: 'It's industry or the taxpayer. Make up your mind'
125,000 Electric Ireland customers in arrears as company told €3m hardship fund is 'pittance'