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Taoiseach: 'It's not good enough' that children with scoliosis like Adam Terry must wait for surgery
Tánaiste warns other countries about doing deals with UK until 'they can keep their promises'
Boris Johnson did not understand his own Brexit deal, Dominic Cummings claims
Electric cars 'not yet affordable' for many as Ireland pushes for a million on the road by 2030
Budget 2022: Here are the measures that kick in today
'Are you joking?' - Taoiseach denies Budget is attempt to woo young voters away from Sinn Féin
Taoiseach says Dublin City Council CEO Owen Keegan should withdraw comments on student housing
'Over 25s have sex': Criticism of decision to limit free contraception scheme to young women
Opposition says Budget does 'nothing' for renters as minister hints at 'more permanent caps'
David Frost says UK will submit new NI Protocol proposal to the EU
Employees working at home will be allowed claim back 30% of their energy bills against tax
'The world is burning': Donohoe confirms further carbon tax increase by €7.50 per tonne
Discounted public transport fares for 19 to 23 year olds announced as part of Budget
Pandemic wage subsidy scheme to be extended to April 2022, Donohoe confirms
Budget 2022 will be revealed today - here's a look at how things will unfold
DUP leader against ‘having to accept laws of court over which we have no control’
Minister Eamon Ryan 'very keen' for Nitelink's return but no date set ahead of nightclubs reopening
Countries urged to prevent mass extinction at UN biodiversity summit in China
Coveney questions if UK Government wants ‘breakdown in relations’ with EU
Helping or hurting? The reality and the politics of migration in the EU
Budget (Leaks) 2012: Household Charge, Enda's National Address and 'sacrosanct' corporate tax
'Are we waiting for a serious assault to occur?' Renewed call for dedicated transport police
What led to the 2019 Fine Gael MEP migration vote?
Budget 2022: Government considering two measures for people working from home
NAMA makes €4.4 million payments to Revenue as part of two unprompted voluntary disclosures
OECD hails 'major victory' as 136 nations join global tax deal
Taoiseach defends decision of Government to attend NI centenary event
The Explainer: How is post-Brexit Britain handling migration?
Rent freeze, free transport, more homes: Here's what other parties say they would do if in power
Taoiseach, Paul Givan and Michelle O'Neill all sing from the same hymn sheet on climate change
Micheál Martin and Boris Johnson lead tributes after death of former NI Secretary
Fianna Fáil TD 'happy' with Taoiseach's commitments over Cork roads and won't be quitting the party
Biden pushes vaccine mandates to boost US economy
'It’s mental torture': Thousands expected at mica rally as homeowners take long road to Dublin
Polish court rules EU law 'incompatible' with its constitution
US agrees to extend debt ceiling to avoid catastrophic credit default
Coveney and Chambers to represent Government at Northern Ireland centenary service
State pension age set to rise by three months each year from 2028 until it hits 67 in 2031
Sinn Féin seeks to outlaw the 'blacklisting' of journalists by media organisations
Corporate tax to increase from 12.5% to 15% as Ireland agrees to back global reforms