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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
'He was a gentleman': Seán Rooney's friends remember him as Tánaiste visits troops in Lebanon
Tánaiste to convey his sympathies to Irish troops on the loss Seán Rooney during Lebanon visit
NBC top execs warned Martin and Varadkar that Ireland could miss out on big movie productions
Electric Ireland error means PAYG customers have avoided higher gas rate since August
Tánaiste questioned over Donohoe controversy: 'I’m going to wait to see what Paschal has to say'
Varadkar says Ireland will be affected by Microsoft job losses
Taoiseach says some billionaires are all 'fur coat and no knickers'
High-powered EV chargers to be installed every 60km along all main roads under new Govt plan
Grooming children into a life of crime to carry penalty of five years in prison under new law
HSE boss: Flu, RSV and Covid figures at levels above Govt's 'most pessimistic modelling' for winter
Long overdue ethics laws to keep politicians in check can't be delayed, say opposition
Housing, healthcare, cost-of-living and late-night pub opening on the agenda as Dáil returns
Property questions take out another minister but this resignation is different to the Troy saga
Taoiseach: 'No cliff edge to cost-of-living supports at the end of February'
Landlord tax breaks 'not off the table' as judgement call to be made before end of March
Minister to assess how co-living developments can be brought under rent legislation
Chief medical officer has not advocated for a mask mandate, says Taoiseach
Politicians told to avoid holding clinics alone and to consider getting a personal alarm
Overcomplicated: Reimbursement scheme for pregnancy drug criticised by pharmacists
These are the winners and losers from the Irish political year
All sectors will get 'fair hearing' on taxation if SF gets into power, McDonald insists
Taoiseach to meet experts in housing in the coming weeks as Govt attempt to kick-start acceleration plan
Congestions charges can't be ruled out as Taoiseach says Govt won't curtail car ownership
Housing minister: 'I'll be frank, we've got to revisit the tax treatment for small landlords'
Dublin property price ceilings under First Home Scheme to increase to €475,000
McDonald didn't want to give 'credibility to this façade' by putting name forward for Taoiseach
Reshuffle: Martin takes Foreign Affairs, Coveney moves to Enterprise and Donnelly stays on in Health
Taoiseach rotation: Here's how the day will play out as Varadkar takes over from Martin
Micheál Martin gets a goodbye video from the European Council on his final meeting as Taoiseach
Varadkar to seek promises from ministers he appoints that they'll be seeking re-election