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local journalism
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3 Apr
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2 Apr
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Updated 2 Apr
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March 2025
As it happened
Verona Murphy 'fully intends' to continue as Ceann Comhairle as opposition parties draft no confidence motion
Murphy said she rejects the "totally unfounded allegations" related to her role in the speaking time row.
Sinn Féin's chief whip Pádraig Mac Lochlainn said Murphy has "tonight and tomorrow to consider her position".
Taoiseach Micheál Martin called the opposition’s attitude to the Ceann Comhairle “extraordinary” and accused Sinn Féin of engaging “in bad faith”.
26 Mar
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The Taoiseach invited Trump and Vance to visit as Washington celebrated Ireland
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11 Mar
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11 Mar
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Storm Éowyn: 540,000 premises still without electricity and 138,000 people without water
ESB restoration crews are working around the clock and will provide customers with better estimates from tomorrow.
Hundreds of flights were cancelled in and out of Irish airports
Connacht GAA's €3.1 million Air Dome was destroyed by high speed winds
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Updated 24 Jan
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24 Jan
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24 Jan
As it happened
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The majority of the Dáil voted to approve the new cabinet this evening.
Updated 23 Jan
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23 Jan
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Storm Éowyn
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Updated 22 Jan
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17 Dec 2024
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Updated 3 Dec 2024
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Updated 3 Dec 2024
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2 Dec 2024
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As it happened
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Updated 1 Dec 2024
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Updated 30 Nov 2024
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Updated 29 Nov 2024
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Updated 26 Nov 2024
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