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# Labour

Last week
9th February 2025 - 15th February 2025
UK's Health Minister sacked by Keir Starmer over 'badly misjudged' WhatsApp messages
This month
February 2025
Politicians blast suggestion ESB customers will face higher costs because of storm Éowyn
Last month
January 2025
UK marks five years since Brexit as polling shows majority thinks leaving EU was a mistake
Why has controversy erupted about Gerry Adams possibly getting compensation for internment?
GPO ‘totally unsuitable’ for use as a soup kitchen says An Post, amid calls to open its doors
Last year
2024
Labour 'unlikely’ to go into government with Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, says Bacik
Harris says Independents 'very serious' about entering Government
Social Democrats reject Labour proposal to jointly enter government formation talks
Left in or left out? SF, Labour, the SocDems and Roderic O'Gorman have all been talking today
Johnny Fallon on coalition formation: 'A slim majority is not the worst thing for a government'
Johnny Fallon
Labour TD doubles down, saying party won't go it alone with FF/FG
McDonald has a 'hard neck' in reaching out to Soc Dems and Labour leaders, says TD
Gerry Hutch fails in election bid as Labour's Marie Sherlock wins nail-biting race in Dublin Central
Labour should not go into power with FF or FG, Ó Ríordáin says - but Bacik doesn't rule it out
Irish emigrants: 'There's not a single thing a government could do to lure me back home'
'Our people are suffering': Kanturk has shown the challenges faced by the disability sector
Derval McDonagh
If you've emigrated, what would the next government have to promise to entice you to come home?
Tony Blair leads tributes to former UK deputy prime minister John Prescott after his death aged 86
Labour commits to long-awaited overtime arrangements for defence forces in election manifesto
Niamh O'Reilly: Simon says Friday is a good day for an election. Good for whom, exactly?
Niamh O'Reilly
O'Gorman says Fine Gael would rather a less 'robust' coalition partner than the Green Party
Thousands participate in Palestinian solidarity march in Dublin
Fianna Fáil senator Timmy Dooley among candidates with election campaign posters defaced
Green Party 'don't know whether to laugh or cry' over Fianna Fáil climate proposals
The first day of the 2024 general election campaign is in full swing.
Sinn Féin says Fianna Fáil's plan to boost the Renters' Tax Credit is 'reckless'
General Election 2024: It's go time, so what can we expect?
Johnny Fallon
Tánaiste in 'no doubt' that former CMO and NPHET members will appear before Covid inquiry
UK Labour's new Budget hikes employer tax, borrowing and public service spending
UK Budget tax hikes may not be enough to undo '14 years of damage', says chancellor
Labour MP Mike Amesbury suspended after 'shocking' video of him punching a man to the ground
Taskforce needed on teacher shortage ‘crisis’, Dáil told
Group of victims of Michael Shine call on other parties to make manifesto pledge on inquiry
SF yesterday said it would add a commitment to a Commission of Investigation in its manifesto, after Labour’s promise to do so last month.
Cork man Morgan McSweeney is new Downing Street chief of staff after Sue Gray’s resignation
Dáil hears debate over €800 payment to people housing Ukrainians which supports 'thousands'
Donnelly 'must take responsibility' for further delay of Children's Hospital, says Bacik
Keir Starmer insists he is ‘completely in control’ despite salary leak of top advisor Sue Gray
Average rent for new tenancies grew by 8.1% in the year to March
Labour pledges to ramp up school divestment, make gains in election and end child homelessness
Ireland and UK’s new Finance Ministers to meet in London today
Ambassador says there has been a 'reset' in relations between UK and Ireland