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Talk of cutting taxes are an attempt to 'buy votes', says Holly Cairns
Call for crackdown on drug driving alongside speed limit review
Darragh O'Brien tells Cabinet that the Government will hit or exceed its target for new homes this year
Eoin Ó Broin blasts Tánaiste's comment about young voters as 'ill-judged, patronising and insulting'
McGrath says Budget will be focused on cost of living and helping households with bills
HSE deficit likely to hit at least €1bn with overspend to July running at €600m
Education Minister pushes back against idea of 'Dublin allowance' for teachers
Greens housing spokesperson: 'There's opposition to what we're doing, even within Government'
Eamon Ryan not concerned about constituency redraws and says Greens in 'good health' ahead of next election
Stephen Donnelly: We need to get ‘very serious’ about smartphones in schools
Why didn’t the Electoral Commission do anything about the European Parliament constituencies?
The winners and losers from today's constituency review
Tax breaks for landlords to be examined in Budget alongside renters’ tax credit, says minister
Leaving Cert grade inflation needs to be unwound in coming years, Minister says
Parents hold protest at Leinster House over lack of day services for adults with disabilities
McGrath: Irish banks 'undoubtedly' enjoying huge profits but customers can do more with savings
Open letter to Taoiseach seeks wording 'if gender equality referendum is to go ahead '
Simon Harris says Leaving Cert isn't 'cruel' but there is 'an obsession with the points race'
Housing Minister says he wants to see renters' tax credit increased in Budget
Australia's ruling Labor party passes motion supporting Irish reunification
Paramedics and GSOC investigators among planned doubling of public sector apprenticeships
Quiz: How much do you know about the Fleadh Cheoil?
Irish government dismisses suggestion of Italian-style windfall tax on bank profits
'I wonder have I failed my family': Readers describe their struggles with mortgage repayments
Dept of Finance says govt can't do anything about banks paying low interest rates to savers
Varadkar raises prospect of Stormont 'Plan B' during busy day of meetings in Belfast
Department of Local Government asks for research on limiting election posters, axing by-elections and lowering the voting age
What's happening in the plans for a directly elected mayor for Dublin?
Eoin Ó Broin says Sinn Féin would need five years to tackle housing, but what is his plan?
Nuclear threats, Northern Ireland and higher interest rates among top government concerns
Government urged to extend school books grant to secondary schools
Are you struggling because of increased mortgage interest rates?
Politicians back calls to stop publishing election candidates' home addresses
Sinn Féin say mortgage interest relief for homeowners ‘can’t wait until Budget’
The National Party says Justin Barrett has been removed as leader, but Barrett claims he is still in charge
Taoiseach: Hate crimes are 'matter of real concern' and dismissing them as ‘wokeism’ is wrong
Price growth slowed in July to 4.6% while the Irish economy grew by 3.3% in Q2
Government ‘exploring’ planning exemption for outdoor bike sheds in homes
Varadkar says ‘women in the home’ referendum will be held in November, despite rumours of delay
Cian O'Callaghan says we're becoming a nation of renters - so how would the Soc Dems change that?