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2023
Wording concerns remain as date set for 'women in the home' and definition of family referendums
PBP says Ireland has 'blood on our hands' as it tables motion calling for sanctions on Israel
'An embarrassment': Opposition parties say Government's vacancy tax ineffective and half-baked
Just 3,000 of 50,000 identified properties liable for vacant property tax, Dept of Finance says
Sliding scale of jobseekers payment approved with PRSI hikes on the cards
Micheál Martin: 'Why you would attack the Department of Foreign Affairs is simply beyond me'
Ireland’s extra MEP seat should be in Midlands-NW constituency, says Electoral Commission
Here's what happened today: Sunday
'We should tread carefully': Donohoe urges caution on suggestion of Revenue collecting TV licence
Shannon Airport not being used by US to facilitate Israel, Taoiseach says
Some Dublin Bus charging infrastructure to be operational this week following roll-out delays
Man (20s) killed in shooting in Finglas, north Dublin
Here's what happened today: Saturday
Gardaí appeal for witnesses following death of man in Tallaght on Wednesday
Confirmation that 24 Irish citizens and dependents left Gaza yesterday as some arrive home today
Donohoe says he'll listen to unions on bid to remove emergency legislation as part of pay talks
'People Before Profit are not eurosceptic, we’re euro-critical’: Gino Kenny on party's EU stance
People Before Profit Bill to legalise personal use of cannabis seen as ‘test for Government'
Simon Harris says Israel is now 'blinded by rage' and engaging in a 'war on children' in Gaza
Govt announce additional funding for ICC as Sinn Féin call for Israel's referral to the court
Housing Minister to seek Cabinet approval to extend Local Authority loans to derelict properties
Minister: 'Around half of under 65s with disabilities in nursing homes are in the best place'
Drew Harris acknowledges discontent within Garda ranks at Oireachtas justice committee
'This isn't a war on phones': Norma Foley outlines new smartphone policy for primary schools
Ó Broin says Sinn Féin's u-turn on Israeli ambassador due to situation getting 'worse and worse'
Sexual consent researchers to urge TDs to introduce consent classes in Irish secondary schools
Details of a fodder support scheme for farmers impacted by flooding to be signed off today
Govt accused of 'lack of policy coherence' as Varadkar and ministers seek to expand beef exports
Housing ‘defining challenge of our time’ as Martin claims 100,000 homes delivered by Govt so far
Norma Foley seeks to discourage parents from buying smart phones for primary school children
Irish Government 'confident in its position' ahead of Apple Tax case decision next week
Tánaiste to speak with Israeli Ambassador and says calls for her expulsion are 'not responsible'
Mary Lou McDonald says position of Israeli Ambassador to Ireland is now 'untenable'
FactCheck: Have 40,000 landlords really left Ireland's rental market in the past five years?
Azerbaijan's ambassador to Ireland criticises EU Parliament's resolution on Nagorno-Karabakh
Varadkar says EU needs to double down on political, military and financial support for Ukraine
'The town is at a standstill': Drogheda locals call on Government to axe M1 toll charges
Tánaiste forced to spend night in Luxembourg due to problem with Air Corps plane
Ireland won't be expelling any ambassadors Taoiseach says, amid calls to oust Israeli diplomat
Meta and Google become latest major companies to pull out of Web Summit