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Politics

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2023
Boris Johnson suggested 'Covid was nature’s way of dealing with old people', UK inquiry hears
Staff at new Children's Hospital may be housed at Crumlin hospital
Court arguments begin on blocking Trump from presidential ballot in Colorado
Russia accuses Ukraine of playing a 'key role' in anti-Israel airport riot
Delegation from the European Parliament arrives in Ireland to investigate the Mica scandal
FactCheck: Have 40,000 landlords really left Ireland's rental market in the past five years?
Azerbaijan's ambassador to Ireland criticises EU Parliament's resolution on Nagorno-Karabakh
Macron vows to enshrine rights to abortion in French constitution by next year
Micheál Martin says there's still ‘hard, practical work’ needed to reconcile NI communities
No Budget bounce for Government as Sinn Féin remains most popular party
Former US vice president Mike Pence ends his campaign for the White House
Concerns raised that parents of pre-schoolers had no say in Catholic school divestment scheme
Israeli PM Netanyahu says fighting in Gaza will be 'long and difficult'
Major pro-Palestinian protests take place across UK and Ireland
ArcelorMittal transfers ownership of Kazakh mine to state after 32 workers die in fire
Democratic congressman challenges Joe Biden for presidential nomination
Boris Johnson joining GB News as presenter and commentator to offer ‘unvarnished’ views
Concern that tented accommodation options for Ukrainian refugees are running out ahead of winter
What is a war crime and is international law being broken in Israel and Gaza?
Slowdown in inflation welcomed by ministers, with energy prices falling
Divided Europe: Ireland's voice at the EU table not loud enough to be heard this time around
Varadkar says EU needs to double down on political, military and financial support for Ukraine
‘Too early to say’ if Ireland will be asked to pay more towards future EU budgets, Donohoe says
Varadkar fears if EU reaches position to call for ceasefire it will be 'after a lot more people have died'
Former Chinese premier Li Keqiang dies aged 68 following heart attack
NatWest bank showed ‘serious failings’ in Nigel Farage's Coutts account closure, probe finds
The EU plan to increase the energy rating of all buildings could cost up to €1 trillion
EU leaders call for 'corridors and pauses' for Gaza, but fall short of demanding a 'ceasefire'
Taoiseach: 'It makes sense for Ireland to align Ukrainian supports with other EU countries'
Flight problem that stopped Tánaiste making coalition meeting was factor in Cabinet confusion
Taoiseach says new Government jet is 'not just for ministers'
'Blah, blah, blah, Sinn Féin': Doherty and Martin face off over housing
'I don't plan on raising it again': Varadkar rules out speaking to von der Leyen about Israel comments at EPP summit
Poll: Would you watch an Oireachtas TV-style channel for the EU Parliament?
Were you impacted by floods over the past week? We want to hear your stories
Nursing board extends validity of English tests for overseas nurses amid visa logjam
Govt to lease private jet to get Taoiseach to European Council meeting as alternatives grounded
Conservative MP Peter Bone suspended over bullying and sexual misconduct
'The town is at a standstill': Drogheda locals call on Government to axe M1 toll charges
Mother and Baby Home redress scheme won't open until next year, missing 2023 deadline