As It Happened: Theresa May's Brexit deal defeated for a second time by 'thumping' majority
The draft Withdrawal Agreement suffered a 149-vote defeat tonight, in another blow to Theresa May’s deal.
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The draft Withdrawal Agreement suffered a 149-vote defeat tonight, in another blow to Theresa May’s deal.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says it’s now up the UK to come back to them.
Ireland was pulled back from the brink of an election yesterday but it was business as usual in the Dáil today.
Representatives from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service and support group One Day More addressed the Eighth Amendment Committee today.
Frances Fitzgerald is under pressure today over questions about a ‘forgotten email’.
The Taoiseach was grilled about the homelessness and housing crisis during Leaders’ Questions today.
Housing, Maurice McCabe and a new Garda Commissioner were all discussed during Leaders’ Questions.
The Taoiseach said both parties should go back to the table to sort out the rail dispute.
Fianna Fáil is tabling a motion on the pensions issue today.
The Eighth Amendment Committee is met for the third time today.
The Taoiseach took Leaders’ Questions in the Dáil this morning.
Leo Varadkar was back in the hot seat today, after days of clashes in the Dáil last week.
It’s day two of the new Dáil term.
Irish-based insurance companies were raided yesterday as part of investigations into alleged price-fixing.
It’s time for Leaders’ Questions.
It’s Leaders’ Questions at Leinster House.
Today was possibly the last time Enda Kenny will take Leaders’ Questions.
The Taoiseach says he is “not happy” with the latest report on child protection and says he will speak to all involved.
It’s time for Leaders’ Questions at Leinster House.
It’s high noon at Leinster House.
Richard Boyd-Barrett raised the issue of a Nama sale to Cerberus.
An Taoiseach has been answering questions around who will own the National Maternity Hospital.
Stay with us as we take you through Leaders’ Questions.
Stay with us as we take you through Leaders’ Questions.
Brian Stack’s murder investigation, postage stamp price hikes, and water charges refunds were among the issues from today.
Enda Kenny asked about water charges, trolley numbers and judicial appointments.
Jokes about trains some slightly odd interruptions provided mild diversions in this afternoon’s session.
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising one hundred years ago.
Moment by moment, TheJournal.ie is following what happened during the 1916 Rising which began on Easter Monday one hundred years ago.
Ireland are in the home dressing room in Twickenham. This is no ordinary international fixture.
We went minute-by-minute as Liverpool looked for their third straight Premier League win.
Hearts were in mouths and Irish fans were watching through their fingers in Dublin.
Matt O’Connor’s men have several players seeking to play themselves into Six Nations contention.
Qualification for the quarter finals would be achingly close for Matt O’Connor’s men if they could claim a French scalp.
We went minute-by-minute on Lansdowne Road as Joe Schmidt tried to win his second game in charge.