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Politics

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2023
Cash is ‘here to stay’, McGrath says as he launches payment strategy consultation
12 Dec 2023
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Zara apologises and pulls advert over claims it had similarities to scenes emerging from Gaza
12 Dec 2023
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Cabinet to approve legislation that will approve and recognise surrogacy arrangements
12 Dec 2023
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Social welfare cuts and 90-day state accommodation limit for new Ukrainian arrivals agreed by coalition leaders
Updated 11 Dec 2023
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US Supreme Court asked to rule quickly on whether Trump is immune from prosecution
11 Dec 2023
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EU will not accept draft COP28 deal that has 'killed' hopes unless major changes made - Ryan
Updated 11 Dec 2023
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Friends raise concern for jailed Alexei Navalny after not hearing from him for six days
11 Dec 2023
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Cleanup under way as localised tornado strikes Leitrim Village
11 Dec 2023
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Ireland 'very open' to imposing travel ban on 'violent' West Bank settlers, says Tánaiste
Updated 11 Dec 2023
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Rishi Sunak faces threat to leadership as Tory factions meet to consider Rwanda Bill
11 Dec 2023
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Argentina's Javier Milei warns of 'shock' austerity as he takes office
11 Dec 2023
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Explainer: What will facial recognition technology mean for policing in Ireland
10 Dec 2023
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Plans for the Covid inquiry will go to Cabinet in next two weeks
9 Dec 2023
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Supreme Court upholds the constitutionality of Government's judicial reform bill
8 Dec 2023
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Putin will seek another presidential term in Russia
8 Dec 2023
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Hunter Biden hit with fresh charges over alleged tax evasion
8 Dec 2023
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Brendan Howlin: The rise of the far-right across Europe risks destroying the European Project
8 Dec 2023
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Trump returns to civil business fraud trial as spectator as testimony nears end
7 Dec 2023
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Developer received demand of €500,000 for withdrawal of housing scheme objection, Dáil told
7 Dec 2023
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US Senate blocks international aid to Israel and Ukraine to push for stronger border control
7 Dec 2023
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Three killed during mass shooting at a university in Las Vegas
7 Dec 2023
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McEntee to tell Committee Dublin riots were exploitation of appalling incident to 'simply wreak havoc'
7 Dec 2023
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GRA President insists training standards must be maintained despite rush to police Dublin
151 will next week leave the Garda College in Templemore at least two weeks ahead of the completion of their training.
7 Dec 2023
12.5k
'Deepening horror' condemned as Israel carries out attacks in Gaza's second-largest city
Israeli forces have pushed civilian populations further south in the continued conflict.
The focus of the conflict has shifted into the besieged territory's south.
Israeli troops, tanks, armoured personnel carriers and bulldozers have rolled into Khan Yunis in the south.
Dozens of people were killed and injured in heavy strikes on areas east of Khan Yunis yesterday, Hamas said.
Updated 6 Dec 2023
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Ousted US House speaker Kevin McCarthy to resign from Congress at end of year
6 Dec 2023
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Sinn Féin TD apologises for 'hurried' comments on Ukraine which she says were 'misinterpreted'
6 Dec 2023
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Four new special schools to be established in Limerick, Wexford, Meath and Kildare
6 Dec 2023
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McDonald further criticised for claim Govt did not contact school after stabbing
6 Dec 2023
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Meta and TikTok explain response to Dublin riots and misinformation to Oireachtas Committee
6 Dec 2023
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Boris Johnson admits ‘underestimating’ threat of Covid in early days of pandemic
Updated 6 Dec 2023
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Tánaiste files High Court proceedings against Google over ads using his name and image online
6 Dec 2023
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Taoiseach: 'EU far too passive for far too long over Middle East conflict'
6 Dec 2023
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Paschal Donohoe refuses to rule out interest in top IMF job
6 Dec 2023
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Two rail lines proposed in All-Island Rail Review could be in line for European funding boost
5 Dec 2023
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Recruitment age for gardaí to rise from 35 to 50 from next month after Cabinet sign off
5 Dec 2023
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71
Tents to be offered to asylum seekers with no accommodation as Govt confirms €75 weekly payment
Updated 5 Dec 2023
35.7k
Government clashes with McDonald over claim it did not contact school after stabbing
Updated 5 Dec 2023
26.6k
Justice Minister Helen McEntee survives confidence motion after heated debate
Updated 5 Dec 2023
72.7k
Varadkar reacts to RTÉ Investigates: 'People seeking money to withdraw planning objections is not acceptable'
5 Dec 2023
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Referendums on 'women in the home' reference and wider definition of family to be held in March
5 Dec 2023
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