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Angela Merkel says a solution to avoid a hard border must be found: 'Where there's a will, there's a way'
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Finance Minister says he wouldn't mind if his mortgage was held by a vulture fund
'People know where they stand until 2021': Local Property Tax changes to be deferred by one year
'The banks are dictating what happens': TDs say government relying on 'constitution' card to block vulture funds Bill
To avoid 'traumatic' extractions, government set to expand dental care for kids under 6
Mark Zuckerberg tells TDs that Facebook is working proactively on child protection issues
'Momentous achievement': Campaigners welcome confirmation of government medicinal cannabis supplier
Central Bank to scrap code of conduct for banks on the transfer of mortgages as it's 'not relevant'
TDs to meet Mark Zuckerberg in Facebook Dublin HQ tomorrow to chat about fake news
Explainer: What are all these rows about carbon tax about and will I end up paying more?
After long delays, the Irish government has finally found a medicinal cannabis supplier
Varadkar to meet Merkel and Macron as Brexit uncertainty ticks on
Dáil votes to ban oil and gas drilling in Irish waters
Student blasts politicians over climate change: 'You're stealing my future and you have absolutely no right'
Carbon tax should quadruple to €80 per tonne by 2030, committee recommends
Harris concerned over 'spike' in presentations to sexual assault treatment units during Freshers' week
Minister promises review into deaths of Marie Downey and her son in Cork hospital
Minister commits to taking action on free sanitary products in public buildings
UN says Ireland applies 'preferential tax laws' to vultures funds and it 'cannot continue'
Plan for 'bad weather' and 'watch out for dragons in your own party': What FF and FG are telling women election candidates
NTA receives 30,000 submissions about BusConnects plan
Irish trucks can keep accessing the continent through the landbridge after a hard Brexit
Taoiseach says no one can condone Lisa Smith's actions, but that she has an innocent child
McDonald says Commonwealth debate should happen in the context of a conversation about Irish reunification
Any tax loopholes used by vulture funds won't be closed down until the autumn, says Taoiseach
Taoiseach promises income tax cuts and rules out entering government with Sinn Féin
If UK seek long extension, they'll have to run candidates in European elections, says Coveney
Donaldson says Ireland should join the Commonwealth, Coveney says it's not on the table
Murphy says it was 'irresponsible' to promise to end homelessness
Taoiseach says he doesn't want to be associated with actions of Conor McGregor
High Court Master says case could be taken against Ireland over special tax treatment given to vulture funds
EU Commission, Ireland and the UK 'have thought about' border issue, but no formal discussions
Poll: Is the €130,000 salary proposed for directly-elected city mayors fair?
Expect some not-so-subtle election promises as Fine Gaelers land in Wexford
RSA tells those living in Ireland with a UK drivers licence: 'Better to be safe than sorry, swap your licence now'
Fancy being the next governor of the Central Bank? New appointment rules have been approved
Cork, Limerick, and Waterford mayors will get new powers, but they can also be impeached
New intelligence unit to assess threats to State security will be set up by the end of the year