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Politics

Minister wants to 'secure our borders' as 39 people deported to Georgia on chartered flight
Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan said that further ‘enforced removal’ operations will take place this year.
Yesterday
30th April 2025
Christy Moore and Pulp among acts calling for ‘freedom of expression’ after cancelled Kneecap gigs
The open letter pointed to a ‘campaign to remove Kneecap from the public eye’ by Westminster and the British media.
Ukraine expects to sign long-awaited minerals deal with the US in the next 24 hours
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Kneecap get the scrutiny Netanyahu doesn't
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Solicitor responsible for ‘Grace’ tells minister Grace is happy and living a meaningful life
Enda Kenny says he has 'no intention whatsoever' of running for president
Low-paid healthcare workers ask to be allowed bring family members to join them in Ireland
What is the 'housing tsar' controversy all about and will they really be paid €430,000?
'Grace' case: Children's rapporteur calls for 'inquiry into inquiry' over 'failures' in process
It follows an unprecedented public intervention from the solicitor for wards of court, who acted for Grace.
Government accused of mounting 'despicable attack on low paid workers' during Leaders' Questions
FactCheck: Are there really more teachers in Ireland than ever before?
Tuesday
29th April 2025
Mark Carney's Liberal Party falls just short of Canada majority government, says state broadcaster
CEOs at commercial state bodies in line for pay increases following remuneration report
Taoiseach quizzed on why Housing Minister needs to 'job-share' with new €430k Housing Tsar
Huge overhaul of asylum law in Ireland incoming as Minister does not rule out detention centres
Garda union done with 'donning green jersey', threatens to withdraw from EU presidency planning
'He had to have the control': Kathleen Funchion speaks out after ex-partner jailed under Coco's Law
Who is Canada's prime minister Mark Carney and what's his connection to Ireland?
Harris to bring plans to roll-out Ireland's first military radar programme to Cabinet today
Further three month delay to rollout of auto-enrolment pensions for workers
Monday
28th April 2025
Switzerland's youth fencing team apologise after Israeli flag scandal
Taoiseach says Kneecap must 'urgently clarify' views on Hamas and Hezbollah amid investigation
Taoiseach 'understands concern' about reports that housing tsar will retain €430k Nama salary
Putin announces surprise three-day ceasefire in Ukraine next week to coincide with VE Day
Childcare and education among areas needing more cross border co-operation, report says
This week
27th April 2025 - 1st May 2025
Greenland’s PM says island cannot be bought and that the US is showing disrespect
Last week
20th April 2025 - 26th April 2025
'How could any of them remain silent?': President calls out world leaders for 'indifference' on Gaza
Small group of transgender people and prisoners among the last to say farewell to Pope Francis
The small group of transgender people live with a community of nuns that is supported by a Bishop who had a role in organising the funeral.
Francis, a 'Pope among the people', laid to rest in Rome
Over 200,000 people attended the funeral of Pope Francis earlier, including dozens of world leaders.
Zelenskyy hopeful 'symbolic' meeting with Trump will lead to ceasefire as US President leaves Rome
The Ukrainian president said the two leaders discussed a “full and unconditional ceasefire” and a “reliable and lasting peace”.
White House communications director Steven Cheung called the meeting "a very productive discussion".
Posting on Truth Social, Trump has criticised Vladimir Putin for the recent Russian strikes on Kyiv, saying: "Maybe he doesn’t want to stop the war."
Zelenskyy is also holding meetings with French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
Spontaneous applause in St Peter's Square as Zelenskyy arrives for funeral of Pope Francis
McDonald says conversations about trans rights need to happen respectfully, referencing her trans sister
Uisce Éireann slammed for 'shifting deadlines' given to householders left without supply
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Oireachtas committees crank back into gear as chairs appointed (four months later)
President Higgins attends lying in state of Pope Francis in St Peter's Basilica
He and his wife Sabina paid their respects to the late pontiff this afternoon.
On the red-eye to Rome: 'We were coming for the canonisation - now we're here for a funeral'
Oireachtas establishes first AI-focused committee, with Malcolm Byrne as chair