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Green TD Patrick Costello loses High Court challenge to CETA trade deal
Australia announces plans to build nuclear-powered subs as part of pact with US and Britain
Survivors consider legal action to get health records amid 'bizarre' row with department
Minister Simon Coveney wins confidence vote in the Dáil by 92 votes to 59
DUP asks President Higgins to 'think again' as he declines invite to service marking 100 years of partition
Taoiseach says he doesn't want to see students staying in hotels due to lack of accommodation
Ireland to donate at least one million vaccines to Covax initiative
Katherine Zappone will be asked to appear before an Oireachtas Committee to answer questions
Government prepares to go to bat for Coveney as 'normal politics' returns to Leinster House
Longer opening hours for pubs and nightclubs under new laws, as publicans call for 5am closing time
EU to donate 200m more vaccine doses to low-income countries, von der Leyen says
California's Democratic governor Gavin Newsom defeats recall election
CMO: Reimposing Covid-19 restrictions 'cannot be ruled out' in the future
Simon Coveney ’embarrassed’ by Katherine Zappone fiasco
UK to delay some post-Brexit border controls for EU goods 'due to pandemic'
Open Thread: Tell us about your experience of migration
One in five people distanced themselves from family or friends due to Covid disagreements
Defence Forces 'commends bravery' of female members who came forward to make harassment complaints
Pension and social welfare payment rises on the cards for next month's Budget
As Fine Gael think-in begins, Varadkar and ministers apologise to their party for 'bad summer'
Macron's ex-bodyguard on trial over beating of protesters
Poll: Would you vote for Bertie Ahern if he ran for president?
Boris Johnson ‘dead set’ on avoiding future lockdowns in new Covid plan
Poll: Do you think Sinn Féin will lead the next government?
Two opinion polls find Sinn Féin is the most popular party in the country
Minister to meet with developers and Council to discuss €600k 'affordable' homes
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Rotunda 'very much regrets' upset caused by TV series after criticism from Taoiseach
What's going on with the government's Sláintecare plan for the health service?
Former French Health Minister charged over handling of Covid-19 pandemic
Donnelly announces establishment of Ireland's first centre for menopause
Micheál Martin escapes fireworks in Cavan as Fianna Fáil describes party meeting as 'cathartic'
Taoiseach expects Fianna Fáil TDs to back Simon Coveney in confidence motion next week
DUP threatens to collapse Stormont ‘before November’ amid NI Protocol row
Explainer: The high-stakes risks for the DUP as it threatens to collapse Stormont
'No red flags': No clear motive behind Kerry murder-suicide
Taoiseach says EU wants 'solution' on NI Protocol after DUP leader threatens to force election
First foreigners on commercial flight fly out of Kabul since US pulled out
Micheál Martin insists he will take up the role of Tánaiste at the end of next year
Fianna Fáil think-in will be very different to party meetings of previous years