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# Committee

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Number of women affected by smear test scandal expected to increase
Education committee sex ed hearing delayed as not enough senators to reach quorum
Taoiseach declares homeless and housing crisis a national emergency
Garda analysts 'were belittled and disrespected when they tried to highlight inaccurate homicide figures'
'If everything's fine, why's it being investigated?' - Social Protection peppered with tough questions over PSC
Tracker scandal: Just a quarter of PTSB customers who lost homes have appealed
Eighth Amendment committee to vote on repealing the Eighth today
Eighth Amendment Committee to publicly discuss allegations of bias this afternoon
'Women from all walks of life and from every county in Ireland travel for abortion'
'In an ideal world abortion would never be needed, but we can't wish it away'
Mattie McGrath storms out of 'biased' Eighth Amendment Committee
Members of Eighth Amendment Committee receive letter warning of 'excommunication'
'The Eighth has caused endless problems, you need to legislate'
Dublin maternity hospital chief says Irish abortion patient died while flying home after termination
'He was still alive': Doctor explains the reality of organ harvesting in China
Airbnb in the hot seat as it tells TDs the service is not making the housing crisis worse
Abortion committee meets for the first time and elects Senator Catherine Noone as chairperson
Donald Trump claims he has been 'totally vindicated' by James Comey's testimony
Water charge refunds on the way, with conservation grant likely to be deducted
Here are the questions on water charges you want answered
Water committee told meters should be installed in all new houses
Simon Coveney says water committee seems to be moving in 'extremely worrying' direction
Questions, unanswered: Scandals are 'at best, incompetence and, at worst, deception'
'My 12-year-old son's bag weighs 1.8 stone': How to tackle heavy school bags
Regulator denies saying water metering programme should be abandoned
Water charges won't bring down this government, says Taoiseach
In private and no questions: The first water committee meeting
AIB says 14 people lost their homes because of high tracker mortgage rates
The subscription charge for Dublin Bikes is about to increase...
Open thread: Rent rises, housing lists, homelessness - what's the number one issue for you?
After months of controversy, the banking inquiry signs off on final report
'Nobody wanted Billy to leave' IABA tells Oireachtas committee
The company that ran Clerys has been officially wound up
Seán FitzPatrick and David Drumm have been asked to come before banking inquiry next month
Big Tobacco is threatening James Reilly but plain packs 'will be in shops by May 2017'
"If you manage to get here in strong mental health, this system will sap your soul and spirit"
4 points for a goal, 2 refs and scrapping provinces - what the Hurling 2020 report rejected
This wasteland of debris and syringes was transformed into a blooming garden
There's a "real risk" that the Banking Inquiry could collapse
It's the last thing he needs, but Phil Hogan's just been landed with ANOTHER Irish Water scandal