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# Government

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Fianna Fáil says suspending water charges for six to nine months is not viable
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Enda and Micheál had 'good discussion' but water charges still divide parties
Ancient cities have fallen in the same length of time the government has been talking
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Talks over for the night as water remains sticking point between parties
These are the other talks going on that you probably haven't heard much about
Apple complied with a lot of data requests made by Irish authorities
TDs will try to elect a Taoiseach for the third time today
Enda calls for 'end to Civil War politics' as courtship of Fianna Fáil continues
'It's not fair to tell people waking up in emergency accommodation they have to wait'
Fianna Fáil 'will reject' Enda's offer for a partnership government
Poll: Do you think Fianna Fáil should take Fine Gael up on its offer of government?
We don't have a government yet, but Irish Water is still very much on the agenda
Vulture funds pick and peck and they're not finished yet
Michael Byrne
The Neverending Story: The big two are still trying to cobble together a government
White collar crime costs far outweigh those of gangland crime, but it's not a priority
John Devitt
Gerry wants to be Taoiseach, but Enda is meeting everybody so that he gets to rule the roost
Cannabis social clubs and licensed sales: How the UK could earn £1bn in drugs tax
Defiant front page as police seize control of Turkish newspaper
'He and Labour lost the election' - Michael Healy-Rae confirms meeting Enda Kenny
'They say the Hutch, Byrne and latest Ryan shooting are not linked. I disagree'
Tom Clonan
Troops rescue 16-year-old Swedish girl from Islamic State
Here's what political parties would do for Irish film and music if you elect them
'The sad thing is that when it comes to obesity, we’re creators of our own downfall'
400 families left in limbo after childcare centres shut over fraud probe
What will influence voters? The economy, health service reform and water charges
Poll: Who will you vote for in the general election?
Government websites hit by cyberattack
'I taught Ibrahim Halawa. He was the joker of the class and used to make me laugh'
Codie Preston
Australian man in five year battle to use penis doodle as his signature
Insurance Ireland say that building flood defences is the government's problem, not theirs
Enda and Micheál have spent all day having a go at each other
Ireland is exposed to extreme weather in a manner we have never seen before
Eamon Ryan
How the government took 10 years to bring in a new law
Robbie Gilligan
Ireland was terrified that exercise could be the end of us all in the early 1980s...
Two-thirds of us don't think the government has handled the flooding crisis properly
Twitter warns users about possible 'government' hacking
Drafting in the army to tackle the flood waters shows lessons have been learned from past disasters
Tom Clonan
Ireland was €343 million in the black at the end of last month