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Politics

SIPO

Thirteen political parties in breach of legal requirements to submit accounts

11 Oct 2022

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Mahsa Amini

Iran’s crackdown on protests over Mahsa Amini death intensifies in Kurdish region

11 Oct 2022

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Covid-19

Govt expects to manage rising Covid-19 cases this winter without restrictions, says Varadkar

11 Oct 2022

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budget 2023

Ministers announce payment dates for social protection supports introduced in Budget

Updated 11 Oct 2022

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birth information and tracing act

Opinion: Last week, birth information became accessible - but the law doesn't go far enough

Claire McGettrick

Updated 11 Oct 2022

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Housing

DCC 'confident' of meeting target to deliver 895 new builds this year, Committee to hear

11 Oct 2022

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Troubles

Belfast actor Ciarán Hinds calls on Truss to scrap UK Govt's controversial Troubles legacy plan

11 Oct 2022

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indepth

'Fraggle Rock, a father's tears and Lesley the Viking' - A weekend at Manchester City

10 Oct 2022

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Cannabis

‘No plans’ to change classification of cannabis to Class A drug in UK, says No 10

10 Oct 2022

13.4k

Pensions

Explainer: How will the auto-enrolment pension scheme work?

10 Oct 2022

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eviction ban

Landlord group says it has 'deep-rooted' reservations about potential eviction ban

10 Oct 2022

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creeslough

A village - its heart ripped out - struggles to comprehend the scale of tragedy

8 Oct 2022

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As it happened

Death toll from Creeslough tragedy at 10, search for victims now concluded

Updated 8 Oct 2022

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Ukraine

Three killed as truck bombing damages Russian bridge to Crimea

Updated 8 Oct 2022

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DUP

DUP will not return to powersharing without changes to Protocol, says Donaldson

8 Oct 2022

19.9k

review scrapped

Mother and Baby Homes: Some consequences - like testimonies - are more important than others

8 Oct 2022

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Energy Bills

Minister meeting energy companies to discuss protections for PAYG and vulnerable customers

Updated 6 Oct 2022

6.7k

Housing

Winter eviction ban being kept under review, says Taoiseach

6 Oct 2022

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Emmanuel Macron

Taoiseach and 43 other European leaders meet in Prague Castle in face of Russia's war

Updated 6 Oct 2022

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Analysis

Tom Clonan: Putin's running out of conventional military solutions to impose his will on Ukraine

Tom Clonan

5 Oct 2022

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Back in the fold

Fianna Fáil hears proposal for Marc MacSharry to rejoin the parliamentary party

5 Oct 2022

26.1k

pay as you go

Taoiseach criticised for lack of clarity on disconnection moratorium for pay-as-you-go customers

Updated 5 Oct 2022

13.6k

State apology

Labour calls for State apology and compensation for thalidomide survivors

5 Oct 2022

8.5k

Flight Cancellations

700 Aer Lingus customers still waiting on compensation for flight cancellations last month

5 Oct 2022

8.3k

Health Committee

National Children's Hospital will cost more than €1.43 billion by 2024 completion date

Updated 5 Oct 2022

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tory conference

'Let's get them removed': Truss' Tory conference speech interrupted by Greenpeace protesters

Updated 5 Oct 2022

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Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland minister says fear of Sinn Féin obstacle to normalisation of NI politics

4 Oct 2022

25.5k

cyber attacks

Gardaí and government warn businesses to prepare for potential ransomware attacks

4 Oct 2022

10.6k

Defence

Ireland to step up security around offshore pipelines after Nord Stream blasts

4 Oct 2022

18.2k

budget 2023

Cabinet signs off on plan for three €200 energy credits

4 Oct 2022

14.6k

information and tracing act

More than 800 applications made for access to birth information since system opened yesterday

4 Oct 2022

7.0k

long-term leases

Taoiseach dismisses concerns about investor funds selling homes between each other for €1.7m

4 Oct 2022

24.4k

Housing

Taoiseach on who pays for the concrete levy: 'It's industry or the taxpayer. Make up your mind'

Updated 4 Oct 2022

39.8k

An Bord Pleanála

Report says An Bord Pleanála in need of 'urgent reform' as government adopts recommendations

Updated 4 Oct 2022

14.4k

Energy Bills

125,000 Electric Ireland customers in arrears as company told €3m hardship fund is 'pittance'

4 Oct 2022

23.4k

Northern Ireland

There is no reason why Stormont should not be re-established now, Truss says

3 Oct 2022

20.8k

Gerry Hutch

Gerry Hutch trial: Case adjourned for a week as court hears Dowdall willing to act as witness

Updated 3 Oct 2022

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Brexit

Taoiseach welcomes Northern Ireland minister's apology for past ‘ferocious’ Brexit stance

Updated 3 Oct 2022

48.7k

information and tracing act

'A historic moment': Adopted people can access information about their birth from today

Updated 3 Oct 2022

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Good Morning

The 9 at 9 The trial of Gerard Hutch, the British Government u-turn on tax bands and the winter vaccine roll out.

Updated 3 Oct 2022

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