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Politics

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October 2024
Taoiseach: 'If religious orders don’t do the right thing and pay redress, we'll legislate to make sure they do'
Cost of fencing on Grand Canal was over three times more than what Waterways Ireland told PAC
The cost for installing, maintaining and hiring the fences was €117,845 – over €70,000 more than what the Oireachtas was told.
Harris says various 'contingency plans' considered to keep Irish peacekeepers safe
Tánaiste tells Dáil he was 'never briefed' about alleged Russia-linked politician in Oireachtas
Trump or Harris? Taoiseach says Irish Govt will work with whoever wins the US election
With election rumour mill still stuck in overdrive, Harris promises 'no tarmac announcements'
“We have a lot of work to get done.”
Ethel Kennedy, human rights activist and widow of Robert F Kennedy, dies aged 96
Debunked: Anti-migrant groups share hoax images of Sinn Féin TDs and 'refugees welcome' slogans
Robert Jenrick V Kemi Badenoch, what do they stand for and what have they said about Ireland?
Badenoch served as Business and Trade Minister under the Tory government and had a legal run-in with Irish language rap group Kneecap.
Macron says he 'will fight hard' for Emily in Paris to remain in French capital after Rome move
So long An Bord Pleanála, there's a new Coimisiún in town: What you need to know about the change
Analysis: Taoiseach danced around the issue of the US arming Israel. That is a glaring misstep
Harris had the ear of one of the most powerful leaders yesterday, but did he use the opportunity to say it like it is?
Obama to hit the campaign trail for Harris as Trump rallies in Biden’s hometown
Taoiseach meets Joe Biden who briefed him on 'substantial' call with Benjamin Netanyahu
Harris is in Washington DC to mark 100 years of Irish-US diplomatic relations.
Attorney General to brief Government next week on legal standing of Occupied Territories Bill
The Bill, which was brought forward by independent senator Frances Black, seeks to prevent Ireland from trading in goods and services imported from occupied territories.
Taoiseach Simon Harris had previously ordered a review on trade with Israel, in light of a decision by the International Court of Justice.
The Bill was first passed in the Seanad in 2018, but is now stalled at Second Stage in the Dáil.
Hurricane Milton: Biden urges those who have not evacuated to seek shelter as storm approaches Florida
Officials have repeatedly warned those in danger zones to seek safe shelter.
Dáil passes long-promised bill set to make major changes to planning systems
Sinn Féin TD Patricia Ryan resigns from party ahead of constituency convention
'I am not a spy': Senators use speaking time to declare they are not Russia-linked politician
Kemi Badenoch or Robert Jenrick will be next Tory leader as James Cleverly is knocked out of race
Taoiseach stops short of confirming he will directly call on Biden to halt US supply of arms to Israel
Debunked: Fake news story claims Irish government will arrest those who refuse vaccines in future
‘Tried to put half gallon in pint glass’: Irish Rail says it ‘overstretched’ with scrapped timetable
Taoiseach 'not convinced' by plans to stop offering accommodation to new Ukrainian arrivals
Greens accuse actor Mark Ruffalo (yes, that one) of 'misleading' public about policy on LNG
Ex-Trump administration advisor said Israel should 'drop napalm' over Irish peacekeepers in Lebanon
Minister moves to defend record as TDs demand carers allowance means test be scrapped
Scheme to divest Catholic schools has 'yielded very small results', minister admits
Kamala Harris shares a beer with Stephen Colbert as part of media blitz ahead of US Election
Taoiseach set for '30 minute meeting' with Joe Biden in Oval Office to mark Irish-US relations
James Cleverly surges ahead in Tory leadership race as Tom Tugendhat is knocked out
'Send me an email': Snippy Dáil exchange on pre-Christmas 'bribery' social welfare payments
As Sinn Féin faces increasing scrutiny, here's how the press office scandal has unfolded so far
‘Transparency goes both ways’: McDonald says Govt should also answer questions on child protection
First lump sum cost-of-living payment to be made on 28 October
Fireworks expected as Hungarian PM Orbán heads to European Parliament
Dublin city councillors call on Govt to enact Occupied Territories Bill
Kamala Harris courts youth vote on 'Call Her Daddy' podcast and woos gun owners on '60 Minutes'