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Politics

Last year
2023
Nadine Dorries resigns as Tory MP with scathing attack on Rishi Sunak
Two referendums instead of one may be required on gender equality with 'tight' November timeline
Tánaiste declares Naval Service 'not acceptable' and calls for 'radical' recruitment drive
The European Union's tough new laws on social media content have officially come into force
Donald Trump's mugshot released after he surrenders in Georgia election interference case
Trump on way to surrender in Georgia on racketeering charges over 2020 election
McGrath: Irish banks 'undoubtedly' enjoying huge profits but customers can do more with savings
Open letter to Taoiseach seeks wording 'if gender equality referendum is to go ahead '
Landlord letting room by college campus asks students for 20 hours' childminding in lieu of rent
Rudy Giuliani surrenders to authorities over Georgia 2020 election indictment charges
Simon Harris says Leaving Cert isn't 'cruel' but there is 'an obsession with the points race'
Dutch climate campaigner leaves top EU Commission role to run for Prime Minister
Housing Minister says he wants to see renters' tax credit increased in Budget
Australia's ruling Labor party passes motion supporting Irish reunification
Donald Trump confirms he will skip Republican presidential primary debates
Minister condemns Grafton Street stabbing, says 'such violence has no place in our society'
Inside Ireland's culture war on gender: Why there's more debate on trans issues than ever before
Bank of Ireland chief apologises for 'significant technical outage' on Tuesday
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The Explainer: Why is there so much talk about a farmers' party in Ireland?
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Opinion: Leo Varadkar's Lidl-inspired cost-of-living leaflet is tone-deaf and out of touch
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Public tell TDs 'enough is enough' as they say they won't renew TV licences amid RTÉ controversy
Gardaí say they received more than 40 calls from public over rush on ATMs
RTÉ payments scandal: Second report confirms Tubridy's salary under-reported from 2017 to 2019
Harris criticises ‘guff’ over bank delays in passing interest increases on to savers
Paramedics and GSOC investigators among planned doubling of public sector apprenticeships
Another Trump indictment looms as grand jury hears election 2020 case
Dublin city crime: statistics indicate return to pre-pandemic incidence of assault
Six people dead after migrant boat capsizes in English Channel
Missing in action: Ireland's national security strategy has been in the works since 2019
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The Explainer: Who is Robert F Kennedy Jr and could he be the next US president?
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Taoiseach encourages public to pay TV licence fee as RTÉ funding is hit
Ecuador declares state of emergency after presidential candidate is killed at political rally
People Before Profit propose scrapping TV licence and funding RTÉ through a new 'Big Tech Tax'
Irish government dismisses suggestion of Italian-style windfall tax on bank profits
DUP's Sammy Wilson says Varadkar has 'cheek' after saying Stormont 'plan B' should be considered
Three in four farmers would vote for a new farmers’ political party, survey shows
Dept of Finance says govt can't do anything about banks paying low interest rates to savers
FactCheck: Did five garda recruits resign immediately after starting training?
Varadkar raises prospect of Stormont 'Plan B' during busy day of meetings in Belfast
Department of Local Government asks for research on limiting election posters, axing by-elections and lowering the voting age