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Politics

This month
December 2024
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz loses confidence vote, setting up late February election
Simon Harris defends his party’s engagement with Michael Lowry in government talks
Woman given suspended sentence after throwing milkshake over Reform UK leader Nigel Farage
EU sending envoy to speak to new Syrian government in Damascus
Israeli opposition leader slams closure of Dublin embassy, urging government to 'stay and fight'
'Unlikely' Holyhead will be repaired for Christmas as extra capacity sought for UK-bound ferries
South Korean investigators seek to question impeached president over short-lived martial law
Israel approves plan to 'double the population' in annexed Golan Heights
Ireland producing more waste than a decade ago and 'almost certain' to miss 2025 recycling target
In 2022, Ireland generated 15.7 million tonnes of waste.
Next Irish government should begin planning for unity, says former SDLP leader
Driving hours extended for hauliers over Christmas period as Holyhead port repairs continue
Donald Trump calls for an end to Daylight Savings, citing a cost to the nation
Holyhead reopening date estimated to be 'a week away' as thousands of parcels rerouted
Tánaiste calls on the UN to share its report on Private Séan Rooney’s death with his family
Regional Independents pivot towards power while rotating Taoiseach now a certainty
The term time for the rotating Taoiseach is yet to be decided.
European rights watchdog criticises Italy over treatment of migrants in detention centres
Centrist Francois Bayrou named as new French prime minister
Nancy Pelosi hospitalised after injury on trip to Luxembourg
Labour 'unlikely’ to go into government with Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, says Bacik
Suspicious package sent to Social Democrats HQ in Dublin found not credible, say gardaí
Hayes, a TD elected to Dublin Bay South, was suspended with immediate effect from the Social Democrats parliamentary party this week.
Sinn Féin nominates Aengus Ó Snodaigh as Ceann Comhairle of the new Dáil
Former minister Eoghan Murphy's book launch event at the Irish Embassy in London cost €2,500
Kerry election candidate released from jail after agreeing to remove social media posts about garda
Taoiseach says politicians need to reflect on voter 'disaffection' after Gerry Hutch's narrow loss
Debunked: A failed election candidate was jailed, but not for uncovering election tampering
Ceann Comhairle's €255k salary should be cut and a two term limit put in place, Tóibín says
The Aontú leader also believes that TDs’ salaries should be reduced across the board.
Syrians in Ireland 'overwhelmed with joy' at fall of Assad regime but some 'worry deeply' about future
“My uncle and his two sons were murdered because anti-government slogans were written on their house walls,” one man told us.
'Outrageous': Strong criticism as report into sexual abuse of woman with intellectual disabilities delayed six years
Date fixed for Gerry Adams' defamation case against the BBC
Time Magazine names Donald Trump as person of the year for the second time
Eoin Hayes removes election fundraising pages after suspension from Social Democrats
Failed election candidate denies threatening garda, says he only had knife to take down posters
Ethics watchdog confirms it decided against publishing non-routine reports prior to general election
Debunked: False claims the World Health Organisation will undo human rights have spread online
Harris says Independents 'very serious' about entering Government