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Politics

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Charlie Haughey's hotel suite during a visit to France was triple the cost of the room given to another minister
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
White House warns North Korea about sending a 'Christmas gift'
The 'unfortunate' 1989 interview with Northern Ireland secretary Peter Brooke
Irish officials were worried European leaders would refuse to attend meetings in hotels 
Leo Varadkar says he isn't ashamed of his government's housing record
Around in circles: The utterly chaotic year in Brexit in 13 headlines
Thatcher told Haughey that Ireland's refusal to extradite IRA priest was 'a major setback'
Peacekeepers' killings in Lebanon led government to halt Israeli plans to open Irish embassy
'Take them to hell': The curious tale of the hidden Russian jewels and Dev's deal with the Bolsheviks
Cobh's 'military' potential and nuclear dumping in Donegal: concerns about Ireland at end of Cold War
The Christmas cards sent to Haughey asking him not to forget The Birmingham Six
Ramp up in wind energy needed to meet electricity demand from data centres and electric cars, says Varadkar
NI lobby group was accused of misleading investors about Republic to 'damage our national interest'
Pat Finucane murder: Minister's comments about solicitors being 'sympathetic to IRA' were backed by No 10
The 1989 letters exchanged between a Birmingham Six prisoner and Charlie Haughey
Direct Provision expert group announced to look at ways to 'better meet needs of asylum seekers'
Quiz: How well do you remember 2019?
Opinion: There will be no Singapore-upon-Thames. The UK cannot strike the same trade deal with the EU
Noelle O Connell
Why have parties in the North failed to agree a deal to restore Stormont?
There's a 'significant' 11.8% increase in the number of people on trolleys this winter
Von der Leyen 'seriously concerned' over concluding post-Brexit trade deal within 2020 deadline
Martin says he will have a 'professional' relationship with Boris Johnson if he becomes Taoiseach
Coveney: Boris' trade talks deadline is just part of his 'Get Brexit Done' message
Irish flags, vodka and a Che Guevara stamp: Gifts given and received by Varadkar and Coveney in 2019
Cyber attack plan aims to protect State hospitals, energy networks and security systems
A border poll now wouldn't be a good idea because 'it would be defeated', Varadkar says
Larry Donnelly: Trump re-election in 2020 not a done deal, but Democrats face an uphill battle
Larry Donnelly
Here's What Happened Today: St Stephen's Day
You will always be welcomed back, EU chief tells UK in Brexit 'love letter'
Commemoration events to mark centenary of War of Independence 'challenging and sensitive'
Republican senator 'disturbed' at her party's closeness to Donald Trump ahead of impeachment
Charlie Flanagan asked OPW not to cull 20 Phoenix Park deer and to send them to Laois instead
84 politicians clock up €14,820 in Dáil restaurant debt
New pilot project will see cameras installed to detect drivers parked or driving in bus and cycle lanes
Irish citizens living in the UK fear they may lose healthcare access across EU after Brexit
Turkey is still on the table, but climate minister Richard Bruton is planning a more sustainable Christmas
Nightclub and pub opening hours are 'archaic' and need to be reformed, says Taoiseach