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Politics

September
September 2024
New regulations to be brought to Cabinet today ahead of XL Bully ban on 1 October
Four-year wait for adult ADHD assessments in south Dublin and Wicklow, with new referrals paused
Law allowing nightclubs to open later expected to go to Cabinet in October, Taoiseach says
Harris said he is satisfied that the legislation has gotten the balance right about public health and road safety concerns.
'We meet at a dangerous moment': Tánaiste addresses the UN Security Council
Irish citizens urged to leave Lebanon as Israeli army chief warns of possible ground operation
Catherine Connolly accuses Govt of 'empty rhetoric' on Galway development due to no wastewater plant
OPW says price of €356k bike shed would've been 'far, far lower' at initially proposed location
Dáil hears debate over €800 payment to people housing Ukrainians which supports 'thousands'
Leinster House to spend almost €190,000 on fitness instructor for TDs, Senators and staff
Largest funding allocation of €230m announced for sport facilities, with €97m going to the GAA
Zelenskyy to present Biden with ‘blueprint’ for Ukraine 'victory' over Russia
Pandemic 'likely explains fewer drug deaths in 2021' but cocaine use in pubs is the 'big story'
Taoiseach Simon Harris to meet US President Joe Biden in the White House next month
'There's no bed space': Fears Beirut hospital system could collapse in wake of Israeli attacks
Monday’s bombing represented Lebanon’s “worst day in 18 years”, an Irish UNICEF worker said.
Taoiseach takes cautious approach when asked about US arming of Israel
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Israel condemned at the UN as Biden urges diplomatic solutions in the Middle East
The bombs continued to fall across Lebanon as world leaders gave speeches at the UN General Assembly in New York.
Irish Rail to be called before Transport Committee over delays caused by new timetable
Children's Hospital: June 2025 completion date, board accuses BAM of 'disregard for sick children'
BAM will “not be given another cent beyond what it is entitled to under contract”, the board will tell TDs.
Debunked: A doctored image falsely claims to show Kamala Harris posing with Sean 'Diddy' Combs
World is turning its back on children and inconsistently applying international law, Harris says
'I did not use the word leaked': President has no regrets over comments about Israeli embassy
Earlier today the Taoiseach said the focus should be on Israel’s “failure to respect” international law.
Ex-Irish soldier killed while fighting for Ukraine was member of Army Ranger Wing
Disabled MLA blasts ‘shambles’ after Aer Lingus plane left without him
Mary Lou McDonald tells Sky News that Irish unity 'right for British people and Irish people'
Donald Trump says 2024 presidential run will be his last if he loses
Hate speech laws do need to be updated despite being dropped from hate crime bill, Taoiseach says
Higgins accuses Israel of leaking his letter of congratulations to President of Iran
President Higgins disagrees with Harris’ claim that record homelessness linked to migration
TD Paul Murphy has condemned the Taoiseach’s comments as a “dog-whistle”.
Solid fuel burning in homes and road traffic continue to be ‘main threats to good air quality’
'Safe for now': Asylum seekers on how they're seeking safety in Dublin after spate of attacks
“We worry that a petrol bomb will come in through the window,” one man staying at a disused council property said.
Analysis: Inheritance tax change might appear to be a victory for ordinary families - it is not
Interview: Does Eamon Ryan trust Fianna Fáil or Fine Gael on climate? Well, no.
The former leader of the Green Party is hopeful his party will get back into Government.
FactCheck: Is it true that only about 3% of people pay tax on inheritance in Ireland?
'The fabric of the country is fraying': How swing states like Georgia will decide the US election
Gun control, reproductive rights and Gaza are all on people’s minds in Atlanta.
Atlanta is quite liberal, but the wider Georgia state typically votes Republican
Nationwide polls place Kamala Harris and Donald Trump neck-and-neck
Harris and Martin are off to the UN - so what are Ireland's priorities at the General Assembly?
Budget 2025: Everything we know to expect so far
The Budget will be announced on Tuesday 1 October.
Secret Service admits to communication failures with local police before Trump assassination attempt