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'I want the homeless number to come down': Short-term let controls on the way, says minister
€1,000 rent credit just a 'starting point', as housing minister says Govt will look to increase it
Shared equity scheme to be extended to self-build homes, says minister
FF Ard Fheis rejects motion to abolish the USC, minister says new 30% tax rate under review
No mini-budget in January, but budget package will 'get us through winter', says Martin
Taoiseach defends Govt housing policy, says O'Brien will remain in role after Cabinet reshuffle
State of the party: Where are Micheál Martin and Fianna Fáil heading into the Ard Fheis?
'Huge' challenge to provide for refugees this year as State estimates €850m spend
IVF publicly funded through private clinics won't start until September 2023
Cariban: Drug to help women who suffer severe pregnancy sickness to be available by January
Landlord group 'shocked' at lack of supports as Donohoe says rent freeze won't work
Cariban: Drug to help women who suffer severe pregnancy sickness to be given free of charge
Budget 2023 will be revealed today - here's a look at how things will unfold
Budget 2023 being finalised - here's what we know and what's still being worked out
Occupied Territories Bill would not make any 'practical difference', says Taoiseach
VAT on newspapers likely to be abolished, Taoiseach indicates
Public transport fare reductions being examined 'in a positive light' for the Budget
Ireland would have to assess whether to take in fleeing Russians, says Taoiseach
Ireland 'deeply frustrated' at Security Council’s failure to act on Russia, Palestine and climate change
Taoiseach: 'No room for energy companies exploiting crisis by hiking up standing charges'
Taoiseach pays tribute to crew on diverted flight, says it's unfortunate he missed Biden reception
Ukraine conflict: Coveney expecting 'abrasive' exchanges at pivotal UN Security Council meeting
Taoiseach's flight from Dublin to New York forced to return to Ireland due to a bird strike
Coveney responds to Tommy Tiernan's criticisms of Irish Govt's overseas development shortfalls
Key week for Ireland's term on UN Security Council during Ukraine-dominated General Assembly
Pension age to stay at 66, but higher payments for those who continue to work
Taoiseach to travel to NY for UN events, but will timetable allow for Biden meeting this week?
All eyes will be on what ministry Micheál Martin opts for in December
Taoiseach doesn't agree with Varadkar's tax report remarks comparing some ideas to SF manifesto
Windfall tax will be backdated but it's unclear how much money levy will raise, say leaders
Tánaiste suggests 'nominal fee' for school bus tickets next year
Taoiseach to engage with ministers on the issue of police on public transport
Energy costs dominates first day back but politicians get a giggle with 'Taoiseach' Mary Lou remark
Dáil back after summer break with a cost-of-living Budget and rotating Taoiseach on the agenda
Proceeds from energy firm revenue cap and windfall tax to be pumped back into households, says minister
Taoiseach expects Michael McGrath to take up finance minister job following reshuffle
'Situation has deteriorated': Protecting businesses and jobs top priority, says McGrath
Taoiseach pours cold water over suggestion to reduce inheritance tax threshold
Gas companies may have to pay 'solidarity contribution' from excess profits, says minister
Will FF and FG rotate the finance ministry? Coalition partners to discuss matter amid tensions