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Politics

Last year
2023
Taoiseach says people being attacked ‘all the time’ on Irish streets
Green, white nationalist and gold: Who exactly are the National Party?
Energy supports for families and businesses to form part of Budget 2024
Rail review proposes new train routes and a move towards a rail spine along the Atlantic
Couples can avail of publicly-funded IVF from September, but age and BMI limits will apply
Debunked: Are a Senator’s maps showing potential Safe Access Zones around hospitals accurate?
'Influencer teachers': Minister says it's generally not appropriate for commercial videos to be shot in schools
Spain goes to the polls in snap election that could see right-wing return to power
Nearly 15,000 court summonses for failure to pay for a TV licence were issued last year
Tech experts recover messages from Boris Johnson's old phone wanted by Covid inquiry
Justice Minister says Dublin City is safe but that 'things are not perfect'
Trump's trial for his alleged mishandling of secret documents pushed back to May 2024
PAC not giving up on bringing Dee Forbes in before committee
South Korea warns North that using its nukes would mean the 'end' of its regime
Tories lose two by-elections in previously safe areas - but hold Boris Johnson's former seat
White House says Ukraine using US cluster munitions on the battlefield
Carers to have national living wage guaranteed for first time alongside pay for travel time
NatWest Chief Executive apologises to Nigel Farage in bank account closure row
Russian strikes hit Ukraine's Odesa for third night after grain deal exit
Taoiseach apologises to Ukrainian actor assaulted in Dublin during surprise trip to Kyiv
McEntee acknowledges public 'frustration' over delay in extending pub and club opening hours
'Weight-based' tax for cars considered to offset the annual €1.5b cost of switching to EVs
McEntee speaks to Garda Commissioner about attack on councillor's family home
Just under 500 homes delivered in year one of the government's First Home Scheme
Women on boards: 'No leeway' for GAA and other sports organisations before funding cuts
Donald Trump jokes about becoming legal ‘expert’ as potential third indictment looms
Cabinet signs off on cost-rental income ceiling increase for renters
Late night venues to get grant worth €70,000 to help them reduce noise
American who crossed into North Korea at DMZ is a US soldier
Donald Trump says he expects to be arrested over Capitol Riots in January 2021
Over 1,000 disabled people face appeal backlog for driver permit scheme
Martin could seek stricter rules on ads for products that could be harmful for climate
Double child benefit 'worked well' last year, says minister as repeat flagged for Budget 2024
Simon Harris: ‘Tusla saying today that it is in crisis should stop the Government in its tracks’
PAC will reconvene if former RTÉ chief Dee Forbes and others become available
Tánaiste begins week-long trip to South Africa and Mozambique
Dee Forbes and Breda O'Keeffe among RTÉ execs who asked government for funds more than 50 times
Looking back at the Drumcree dispute 25 years on, as the DUP attempts to reignite debate
South Korea will 'expand scale' of aid to Ukraine, president says during first visit to country
Donald Trump asks Georgia court to disqualify 2020 election probe prosecutor