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Politics

Yesterday
18th March 2024
It could take over 60 years to set up enough early intervention psychosis teams, TD warns
Biden and Netanyahu hold first call in a month as tension grows over Gaza
Did Varadkar do enough in the White House to push for peace and satisfy critics at home?
Sunday
17th March 2024
Taoiseach tells US President during shamrock ceremony that Irish people are 'deeply troubled' about Gaza
Varadkar brought the US President to tears by quoting his late son.
Interview: Sinn Féin's higher education spokesperson on how to fix the stresses of third-level
Varadkar says crisis in Gaza will form part of shamrock ceremony speech
Putin poised for fifth term in power as final day of voting in Russian election underway
Varadkar to brunch with Biden before Patrick's Day shamrock ceremony
Taoiseach says investigation needed into alleged vote blocking of black Irish person in referendum
Taoiseach attends 'roast' with Biden, Bezos and CIA boss as US president quips about Varadkar
'Everyone knows drugs are sold and people are intimidated in areas affected by poverty'
The North Inner City Drugs and Alcohol Task Force has been reestablished amid a national conversation about our approach to drug use.
The task force has been set up at a time when service providers in Dublin are bracing themselves for an increase in opioid use
Areas in the north inner city have long been "traumatised" by poverty and addiction, Dr Austin O'Carroll told us
He said the availability of naloxone was vital in preventing deaths during a recent spike in overdoses in Dublin and Cork
Last week
10th March 2024 - 16th March 2024
Varadkar denies government bussed asylum seekers from city to avoid Patrick's Day embarrassment
Russians cast ballots in presidential election set to hand Putin another term in office
Ireland's 'soft power' used to remind US it helped bring peace before and could do so again
All eyes were watching Leo Varadkar to see if he convey the message from the Irish people and push for peace in Palestine.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
State lawyer leaves US election interference case against Trump after having relations with DA
Taoiseach speaks to President Biden on six Irish citizens who are stuck in Gaza
Was Biden's 'old Irish saying' about rusty hinges really an old Irish saying?
Taoiseach accused of 'pandering to fears whipped up by far-right' in asylum seeker comments
'I agree': President Biden accepts Taoiseach's call for Gaza ceasefire 'as soon as possible'
The decision to proceed with the St Patrick’s Day trip this year has come under intense scrutiny due to the US’ support for Israel.
Polling clerk allegedly tried to deny vote to black Irish person during last week's referendums
It’s claimed the polling clerk said ‘you don’t look Irish’ to the voter.
Funding of €50 million announced for amenities in communities hosting refugees
The Explainer: How is Ireland planning to legislate on assisted dying?
President Higgins discusses ICJ case against Israel in phone call with South Africa president
Diggers move in to Casement Park as O'Neill says Euros is 'huge opportunity'
All eyes on Varadkar to use his voice in White House meeting to push for peace in Palestine
'I worry about it': Varadkar says there’s been an increase in violence towards the gay community
Apathy, confusion and 'woke gallery' warnings: Fianna Fáilers split on what next for party
Fine Gael TD hits out at Eamon Ryan over 'sloppy' rollout of low-cost retrofitting scheme
Tailored security and social media monitoring service recommended for politicians in new report
Nolan awaiting Covid inquiry terms of reference before saying he will be engaging with it
Sinn Féin criticises Government decision to gift scarves partly made of NZ wool for Paddy's Day
Varadkar denies softening language on Gaza during US trip, says tailoring message for audience needed
It's official! The Local and European Elections will be held on Friday 7 June
Planned increase to excise duties could put petrol stations near border 'under grave threat'
DCC councillors discussed the tents near Mount Street yesterday and let loose on the government
Varadkar and O'Neill gently raise Gaza message to muted applause from Washington power brokers
The two politicians made brief references and steered away from hard-hitting language in their speeches.
There was a notable difference in Varadkar's language on Gaza in his DC speech compared to an earlier speech in Boston.
When he did mention Gaza, the was lukewarm applause compared to the reaction to his comments about Ukraine.
Varadkar 'supports' proposal that could see asylum seekers deported to countries in North Africa
‘Open for business’: Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly bring burgeoning double act to Washington
Biden's heart is 'in the right place' in relation to Gaza conflict, Varadkar says