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Politics

January
January 2024
A 'right to pay with cash' at some businesses is likely to be mandated this year
State will legislate on pension entitlements for non-married couples, Minister says
There's going to be ANOTHER referendum this year and it's on... patents
FactCheck: Could the 'women in the home' referendum erase all references to women in the Constitution?
South Africa's genocide case against Israel is 'valid', Taoiseach says
Sinn Féin says it will support a Yes vote in the upcoming referendums
Galway councillor and former TD Colm Keaveney accused of driving under the influence of cocaine
Boycotting St Patrick’s trip to US over Gaza ‘doesn’t make sense’, says Tánaiste
Debunked: Ceann Comhairle did not say immigrants were responsible for rising antisemitism
Gaza: 21 Israeli soldiers killed in deadliest day of ground war for Israel
'Our lives didn't have to be this way': Unmarried parents reflect on landmark Supreme Court ruling
Thousands of families may be entitled to extra pension payments.
Donnelly to progress Bill allowing pharmacists to dispense some medicines without prescription
New law to halt the decline of ATMS in towns and villages around the country
Blow for Rishi Sunak as House of Lords votes to delay Rwanda treaty
EU foreign ministers press Israel on eventual two-state solution
Stormont return: DUP's Friday meeting wasn't ‘make or break’ moment, Donaldson says
Poll: How often do you use cash?
Indian PM opens contentious new Hindu temple on the site of demolished mosque
Senator David Norris delivers his final Seanad speech as he retires after 36 years
Supreme Court ruling in widower's pension case could have implications for referendum
Ron DeSantis drops out of US presidential race
Irish Government will 'consider' joining genocide case against Israel after preliminary stage
Martin says plans being prepared to ramp up State-owned accommodation to house asylum seekers
Iran-backed militants strike US-led coalition base in Iraq
Death toll soars as fighting rages across Gaza, Israel raids West Bank
Strikes in Syria and Iraq raised fears of a wider conflagration.
Energy sucked out of referendum campaign before it starts with parties 'begrudging' Yes votes
'Discriminates against single people': Readers share their experiences of govt housing schemes
Single people in particular reported feeling forgotten and left out of government supports.
10 killed in Israeli strike on Damascus, including Iran intel chief for Syria
Minister says grants to refurb vacant houses on Ireland's offshore islands should increase
Senior DUP figures meet to discuss potentially ending Stormont boycott
FactCheck: People registered to vote don’t need to reapply or submit ‘additional information’
Houthi rebels launch attack on US ship in Red Sea despite continued strikes
North Korea says tested 'underwater nuclear weapon system'
TD will 'take her chances' with current 'women in the home' wording rather than 'wishy washy' replacement
Letters on money owed to be issued to those who received PUP while working
Poll: Should the Taoiseach visit the White House this St Patrick's Day?
US strikes in Yemen after Houthis re-designated 'terrorist' entity
Pakistan hits 'terrorist hideouts' in airstrike on Iran, killing three women, four children
Medicines for hostages and other aid arrives in Gaza as Israel continues strikes
A top Hamas official set new conditions for providing the drugs, insisting Israel must not inspect the trucks carrying them.
Judge threatens to throw Trump out of court for talking during evidence