Politics

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September 2026
‘We’re not sick’: Labour calls for 20 days statutory leave for early miscarriage
Driving tests or lessons should 'absolutely' include motorway work, committee hears
Burnham wants UK to lead on developing AI safety, after Trump dismisses concerns as a 'hoax'
Child trafficking significantly under-identified in Ireland, human rights body warns
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Fuel excise cut likely to be extended beyond November as Harris says it'd be 'sensible'
Banning goujons and slashing costs with new cold options: what's really happening to school meals?
Plus: We tot up how much families are saving through the scheme. Are the government’s figures correct?
US officials hold 'good' talks with Iran at UN hours after Trump's 'annihilation' threat
Most Irish people expect EU would defend us, but a minority would send military help the other way
McEntee says she has 'always adhered to the legislation' on whistleblowers as pressure continues
Taoiseach refuses to say if Trump banning press from White House is authoritarian
Sinn Féin hits back at ‘political theatre’ claims over carbon tax legislation
Two former Fine Gael ministers and an ex-special adviser lobbied Simon Harris over the summer
Taoiseach says Israeli FA's attack on Hallgrímsson is 'unacceptable' and should be withdrawn
Wholesale electricity prices jump almost 77% in one year
Trump targets Iran, causes Cuba walkout and announces he's changing name of 'AI' during UN speech
Cuba’s delegation left as Trump labelled it a ‘failed State’. The US president also pondered driving Iran ‘into hell’.
Likely ‘cooperation’ between Real IRA and Continuity IRA in Omagh bombing, inquiry told
Garda watchdog faces Troubles-era legal action by son of man shot dead by loyalists in Dublin
Fianna Fáil TD to table bill to ban sale of vapes and cigarettes to anyone born after 2009
What did the FAI say to the Dept of Sport about Ireland’s Nations League fixture with Israel?
The records suggest that the FAI was considering the possibility of hosting Israel in Dublin.
Legal aid certs granted in July down 93% on last year amid fees dispute, committee to hear
Burnham could have awkward first meeting with Trump after Irish unification comments
Trump left inaudible as top US broadcasters suspend coverage over White House media ban
Most of the recent increases in the minimum wage had no impact on consumer prices, says ESRI
Malala Yousafzai urges world not to turn back on women in Afghanistan during event with McEntee
Here's what happened today: Monday
Hear Me Out: How bad has Ed Sheeran's response to the backlash been?
Carl Kinsella
Paramount settles lawsuit with US states to clear way for Warner Bros mega-merger
FactFind: Are vapes 'nearly worse' than cigarettes?
The Taoiseach claimed they were earlier this month – but is he right?
'Completely ridiculous' that sick cert needed for TDs taking maternity leave, minister says
Gazan student with Trinity scholarship takes justice minister to High Court over visa refusal
McEntee says EU 'credibility is gone' on illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine
The Minister for Foreign Affairs said she is hopeful there will be further EU sanctions imposed against Israel.
Good news for tenants: Renters' tax credit to get a boost in budget
CNN, MS NOW and Politico are suing the Trump administration over White House ban
Concerns about AI to feature heavily at UN General Assembly, says Taoiseach
George Mitchell's portrait will stay at Hillsborough Castle despite Epstein links
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin thinks Labour should merge with the Greens - but Roderic O'Gorman doesn't
German chancellor makes TV address as he clings to power after more election defeats
Putin's party to retain power after Russian elections where anti-war parties were banned