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People Before Profit and SocDems seek emergency Dáil debate on situation in Gaza and Israel
'Battle of flags doesn't help’: Irish politicians condemn Israeli flag on EU Commission building
Labour loses second TD in matter of days as Séan Sherlock says he will not run in next election
Housing Minister says Dublin Airport's North Runway 'using flight paths that weren’t agreed'
Housing Minister wants tax cuts for small landlords in Budget as 'good landlords' are leaving market
Labour Party propose free full medical assessment for 18 year olds in alternative budget
Finance Minister: We need to see ‘significant increase’ in switching from vulture funds to banks
'It shows the irony': Irish speaker on using Gaeilge to confront anti-immigrant protesters
Media Minister: 'It will be RTÉ’s call on compulsory redundancies, not the governments'
Taoiseach defends McEntee on law and order as Aontú accuse her of focusing on 'culture wars'
McEntee appoints High Court judges to oversee use of surveillance and data retention by gardaí
Radical changes to Ireland's planning system are coming - here's what's in the new laws
Pharmacists to be allowed dispense some medicines, including the pill, without GP prescription
Tánaiste defends Dáil round of applause for Azerbaijani delegation
Excise duty on vapes likely to be rolled out by Government, but implementation will take time
'Great in theory, but the reality is different': FG housing spokesperson on the eviction ban
'Vile': Leo Varadkar 'Benefits Street' comments condemned in Dáil
'Shock and sadness' for Clare community as tributes paid to 14 year old Sarah Mescall
Bank of Ireland gives customers six months to make repayments after summer ATM 'glitch'
Donnelly brings winter public health plans to Cabinet with Covid vaccine rollout details
Allowing health and community workers' strike to go ahead would be 'unthinkable'
Extra €1b announced for Ukrainian accommodation as Minister confirms tents may be used over winter
Donnelly promises free IVF will be expanded to include donor materials as scheme opens today
Women in the Home Referendum will likely be held next year, Minister says
Initiative encouraging men to join priesthood launched as numbers dwindle
Wet and windy day ahead with status orange rain warning issued for three counties
Two men dead in separate road collisions in Kerry and Dublin last night
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Sister of murdered Jo Cox says role of media needs to be looked at in wake of Dáil protest
Off duty PSNI officer arrested at Antrim Hotel and charged over assaults and driving with excess alcohol
Thirteen arrested as anti-immigration protesters threaten politicians outside Leinster House
'Easier said than done': Micheál Martin on UK Labour leader's comments about reopening Brexit deal
Micheál Martin hints he might write a book to put 'his perspective' of pandemic on the record
Finance Minister rules out introduction of 30% income tax rate in this year's Budget
'I was very angry at the time': Leo Varadkar responds to claims in Tony Holohan's book
Minister pushes for expansion of rent tax credit and tweak of eligibility criteria for students
Government plans to extend child benefit to over-18s still in school as part of Budget
Varadkar welcomes SocDems position on working with Fine Gael after next election
Mary Lou and Leo kick off their think-ins this morning with housing high on agenda