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New Year parties given go-ahead in England as UK splits over Omicron controls
British officials were 'apoplectic' after Gerry Adams was granted a US visa in 1994
These are the winners and losers from the Irish political year
Taoiseach admits Government needs to 'work harder' to increase supports for transgender teens
Government spent €28,500 on four busts of John Hume 'to promote Ireland's political interests'
Mica campaigners in discussions to form new political party
If Omicron is more infectious but less severe it could create a new horizon, says Taoiseach
These were the most popular drinks in the Dáil bar this year
'Children are afraid Santa won't find them': Homeless families face 'traumatic' Christmas
'It came at a cost': Taoiseach regrets shutting down construction for four months
Guidelines for building one-off homes in rural Ireland to be published 'imminently'
A year into Brexit, Michel Barnier says it’s been a ‘lose-lose’ event
Coalition leaders’ personal relationship ‘very good’ – but no festive pints this year
McDonald says she can see 'no good argument' for re-entering the Commonwealth
Tuam site may finally be excavated in 2022 - five years after 'significant' human remains found
Justice Minister says 'stark' findings shows one in 20 have had intimate images shared online
Sammy Wilson branded ‘moronic fool’ over Christmas carol tweet on Covid
Taoiseach: 'I think we have to approach vaccination of children with sensitivity'
European Union takes Poland to court amid fears for bloc’s legal order
No plans for more restrictions this week, but Martin can't rule out discussions after Christmas
Incoming cold snap looks likely to bring inflated Irish energy bills with it in early 2022
Biden pledges 500 million free rapid Covid tests to counter Omicron
'We can get through Omicron and overcome it' - Taoiseach
Businesses can once again apply for the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme
Man pleads not guilty to murder of Conservative MP David Amess
State to sell 15% chunk of its AIB stake over the next six months, Donohoe announces
New moves to cancel UK Christmas celebrations unlikely despite Omicron surge
Boris Johnson accused of ‘ducking difficult decisions’ over pulling back from Christmas lockdown
Electorate should have a say before Taoiseach role rotates back to Varadkar, McDonald insists
Donald Trump sues New York Attorney General in bid to end civil investigation
New Covid restrictions come into effect in Ireland as almost 40% of over-18's receive booster
Sinn Féin must tell voters about internal database, says data protection body
As new restrictions come into force here, how are other European countries tackling Omicron?
Liz Truss to take on Brexit brief following David Frost’s resignation
Government to announce revamped restriction supports for businesses by Tuesday at the latest
Courts Service cannot investigate 41 complaints against judges received in the last three years
Taoiseach: January will be 'challenging', but 'behaviour does matter' in reducing Covid threat
Merkel rival chosen as leader of Germany's conservative CDU by members