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People waiting longer to access specialist eating disorder care
Europe responds to Ukraine's request for fast-track to EU membership
Three Irish-registered firms linked to Russian banks or people who've been sanctioned, says Taoiseach
Referendum on constitutional right to housing could be held next year
Up to 20,000 Ukrainian refugees could come to Ireland as Taoiseach says Ireland 'must be generous'
Here are the main points to know on the fifth day of fighting in Ukraine
Taoiseach says Ireland's non-lethal military support for Ukraine is 'sufficient' as EU members are sending weapons
Ukraine calls for immediate ceasefire as talks with Russia begin in Belarus
Missiles hit radioactive waste disposal site in Ukraine’s capital
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
New EU sanctions on Russia announced, as Putin puts nuclear 'deterrence' forces on alert
EU to send weapons to Ukraine, close airspace to Russian planes and sanction Belarus
'Eating disorders don't just stop': Teenagers losing services on transition to adult care
EU, US and UK pledge to remove ‘selected’ Russian banks from Swift system
Delays, distress, deterioration: Health system failing people with eating disorders
Fighting in Kyiv continues as demonstrations take place across Europe
Biden unveils 'severe' economic sanctions to make Putin a 'pariah on international stage'
Russian ambassador says he can 'leave any time' as Varadkar says his expulsion not ruled out
EU citizens' panel meeting in Dublin to discuss economy and jobs
Varadkar brands Putin 'Hitler of the 21st century' while calling for further sanctions against Russia
Freezing assets of Putin and Lavrov ‘absolutely appropriate’ – Simon Coveney
No planning permission needed for conversion of vacant pubs into homes, says minister
Novichok poisoning public inquiry delayed amid heightened Russian tensions
Visa requirements between Ukraine and Ireland lifted with immediate effect
Sinn Féin TD quits the party claiming she was subjected to 'psychological warfare'
Further sanctions from EU as Russian troops advance on Kyiv
Explainer: The EU held back on blocking Russia from 'Swift', here's why it matters
Taoiseach: 'Sanctions will have impact - but they won't halt what Russia is doing in Ukraine'
Russian invasion of Ukraine: Here are the main points to know
Disinformation, Ukraine and the war of words on social media
Taoiseach says Ireland supports 'strongest possible' sanctions as he criticises 'immoral' actions of Putin
'People are ready to fight': Anger, fear and defiance as Ukrainians in Ireland protest Russian invasion
Residents flee Ukraine as DFA advises Irish citizens to leave country
Gas prices and the cost of food likely to rise, Tánaiste says
Russia faces 'unprecedented isolation' over Ukraine invasion, EU says
Justice Minister to examine changes to jury selection process ahead of the Stardust inquest
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Govt one step closer to giving severe illness during pregnancy drug free of charge