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Politics

Last year
2023
Romney not seeking Senate re-election, calls for Biden and Trump to 'step aside'
Massive overhaul of Irish speed limits will see 30 km/h maximum on many roads
Ryan Tubridy and RTÉ in ‘dispute’ over contract, director general says
Darragh O'Brien tells Cabinet that the Government will hit or exceed its target for new homes this year
EU Chief vows 'agriculture and protection of the natural world can go hand in hand'
Rank-and-file gardaí vote 98.7% against Commissioner Drew Harris's leadership
Fianna Fáil needs to ask itself an uncomfortable question: can it do business with Sinn Féin?
Bill to give effect to constituency boundary redraw to go to Cabinet
The USC is back on the Budget agenda, it has a controversial history
Irish and British ministers still at odds over Varadkar comments about united Ireland and Stormont
Top House Republican gives go-ahead for impeachment investigation into Joe Biden
Eoin Ó Broin blasts Tánaiste's comment about young voters as 'ill-judged, patronising and insulting'
RTÉ should consider selling Donnybrook site if it is strapped for cash, says minister
Housing Minister says change in how landlords are taxed is 'urgent' and 'crucial'
Minister calls on Pepper to be 'absolutely clear' with customers about new fixed mortgage interest rate
Criminal cases against Trump show ‘rottenness’ of US political system, Putin says
McGrath says Budget will be focused on cost of living and helping households with bills
HSE deficit likely to hit at least €1bn with overspend to July running at €600m
Donnelly: 'Regardless of what he says about me in his book, Tony Holohan is an extraordinary public servant'
Minister still has concerns about 'unintended consequences' of Fair Deal rental income change
Taoiseach stands by comment that he believes there will be a united Ireland in his lifetime
Tánaiste says meeting with farmer representatives at Fianna Fáil think-in has been ‘constructive’
'It's not a slam dunk': Martin says SF winning big in next election not a sure thing
Cuts to USC under consideration as part of Budget, confirms Tánaiste
Education Minister pushes back against idea of 'Dublin allowance' for teachers
Leo Varadkar in Northern Ireland as €1 billion worth of peace funding announced
Housing Minister condemns 'misinformation' letters distributed in Dublin with Fianna Fáil logo
Government won't exempt horse-racing TV channels from ban on daytime gambling ads
'It matters to me personally': Micheál Martin sought to make hope and history rhyme in Israel
Dublin’s new safety action plan to target prolific young offenders and roll out community wardens
Varadkar: 'I have at least one, if not two elections still in me'
Government hopes to bring homes into use with new vacant property tax
Micheál Martin says it's not time to abandon 'two-state solution' to Israel-Palestine conflict
Taoiseach says people 'read too much' into Wolfe Tones but warns about 'how songs might be heard'
Shock road safety adverts of the past weren't liked — but they were effective, says Taoiseach
Eamon Ryan says he doesn't back Green TD's claim reinstating eviction ban 'akin to communism'
Farmers say there will be 'massive ramifications' over decision to cut nitrate derogation limit
RTÉ seeks €34.5m in additional funding with €21m licence fee shortfall also expected, confirms minister
Micheál Martin: Calling Israel an apartheid state 'doesn't add a whole lot' to peace process
Tánaiste confident use of tented accommodation for refugees will be short-term