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Politics

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Lloyd Austin confirmed as first black US defence secretary
Govt looking at mandatory quarantine for arrivals without a PCR test and from 'high risk' areas
Article of impeachment against Donald Trump to be brought to US Senate on Monday
Woman arrested after Dublin Lord Mayor Hazel Chu harassed by far-right protesters outside Mansion House
'It's the closure of coastal communities': One in four fishermen will lose their job under this Brexit deal, TDs told
The First Lady, the Second Gentleman and the other new White House faces to look out for
Poll: Should there be mandatory quarantine for people who arrive in Ireland from abroad?
Republican Senate leader wants Donald Trump’s impeachment trial delayed
Biden unveils sweeping Covid-19 plan in first full day in office
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Biden redecorates the Oval Office with a return of the blue rug and no sign of Winston Churchill
'A real concern': A third of patients with Covid-19 in hospital contracted the virus while on wards, says Tánaiste
Poll: Should a 'national voluntary collection' be set up for survivors of mother and baby homes?
Every resident in Ireland will be offered the vaccine before September, says health minister
Taoiseach says restrictions will likely continue 'well into' February and possibly beyond
Covid-19 deaths in US top WWII fatalities as Biden warns worst is yet to come
'Increasingly antagonistic' people not wearing masks in shops as retailers ask for higher vaccine priority for staff
Level 5 lockdown to be reviewed next week, but government expected to extend restrictions to late February
RTÉ criticised for inauguration coverage after commentator called Joe Biden a 'criminal'
Joe Biden sworn in as 46th President of the United States
Cake and champagne as Biden's Irish ancestral homes celebrate inauguration
'A moment of hope': Leaders from Ireland and around the world congratulate Biden
Local councils to apologise for their involvement in Ireland's mother and baby homes, says minister
Embattled judge Seamus Woulfe listed for his first Supreme Court sitting next month
'Game-changer' AstraZeneca vaccine will NOT land in Ireland before it is approved
US presidential pardons: How do they work and who has been pardoned in the past?
'She doesn't get paid for that': Dáil told of student nurse whose patient's toe 'came off in his sock'
Poll: Will you watch Joe Biden's inauguration as US President?
Donald Trump pardons former strategist Steve Bannon in final hours of presidency
When does it start? Is it on TV? Will there be music? Everything you need to know about the US inauguration
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Incomplete haulier paperwork still causing headaches and delays at Irish ports, Cabinet told
Cabinet signs off on plan for GPs and pharmacists to vaccinate 1.5 million people
Mandatory quarantine unlikely and only to be considered if UK opted for similar system
Deputy CMO insists school closures should be 'last resort' only after criticism from special needs teachers
Harris says it's 'important' Oireachtas gets opportunity to scrutinise salary hike for new Dept of Health Sec Gen
Volume of trucks arriving in Ireland is 50% lower than expected due to Covid restrictions and Brexit