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New Irish consulate covering north of England to open in Manchester
Varadkar launches public consultation on plans for laws to give employees legal right to sick pay
Boris Johnson goes into self-isolation just as he tries to relaunch premiership
Coveney: No Brexit deal if UK allowed to break international law
'It's a huge source of stress': Women going abroad for IVF hit out at mixed messages over travel restrictions
Trump supporters set to descend on Washington DC for 'Million MAGA March'
Confused by the current travel advice? You're not alone. Here's everything you need to know right now
Joe Biden wins total of 306 electoral votes, with 232 for Donald Trump - US media
No consensus among party leaders after meeting on Seamus Woulfe controversy
'We must see this through': Taoiseach urges people to keep adhering to Level 5 restrictions
US election officials say there is 'no evidence' of compromised votes
'This is the only way forward': Deadlock broken as ministers agree to extend circuit break in Northern Ireland
CMO says travel home to spend time with family for Christmas is considered 'non-essential'
DFA helped over 8,000 Irish citizens come home from 126 countries during pandemic
Taoiseach says no Brexit deal would be 'ruinous' for UK as Downing Street says 'time is in short supply'
Nomination of ex-FF Senator and NAGP lobbyist to Sipo labelled 'outrageous' by opposition
Louth TD suggests putting army on the border and says number of northern reg cars is 'unreal'
Mutiny in Number 10: What is going on in Boris Johnson's government and why does it matter?
Hong Kong legislature opens ahead of planned mass resignation of pro-democracy bloc
Boris Johnson's communications chief resigns in Downing Street power struggle
Battle for US Senate to continue until Georgia run-offs in January
NI Executive adjourns for the night with no agreement on new coronavirus restrictions
'Broken' TV licence system costing €50 million per year, RTÉ tells Oireachtas committee
Level 3 is December target but government could 'moderate' restrictions for certain sectors, says Taoiseach
High-level taskforce created to oversee Covid-19 vaccine roll out in Ireland
Pre-Brexit stockpiling creating surge in Irish Sea shipping demand
Covid-19 test centres fully operational in Cork and Shannon Airports from tomorrow
Hong Kong’s pro-democracy legislators resign en masse
Australian parliament to probe media ownership on back of anti-Murdoch petition
Three Trump loyalists appointed to top Pentagon jobs as Defence Secretary fired
Private hospitals will play a role in the event of a surge in Covid-19 hospitalisations, says HSE boss
Passengers from ‘red’ regions will be allowed to move freely once they pass a Covid-19 test five days after arrival
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Northern Ireland ministers meet again to try break deadlock over next phase of Covid restrictions
Government wins confidence motion in Tánaiste Leo Varadkar following testy Dáil debate
Dept of Education officials say it was 'impossible' to get staff to check Leaving Cert algorithm
Taoiseach speaks to US President Elect Joe Biden and invites him 'to come back to Ireland'
Taoiseach says he wants to meet party leaders 'without prejudice' to discuss Seamus Woulfe controversy
Michael Healy-Rae apologises for supporting John Delaney during 2019 Oireachtas appearance