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It is not binding, however, on the government to follow through on the actions contained within the motion.
David Cullinane says the bill will inject “a sense of urgency” into the issue.
It’s not the first time the government has lost a vote, but it is the first since Varadkar became Taoiseach.
Corporation tax returns were a full €737 million higher than expected in 2016.
The Fianna Fáil Bill aims to tackle crimes that are linked to race, sexual orientation or gender.
Four TDs put their name forward for the job of Leas Cheann-Comhairle.
A Labour Party motion on workers’ rights was carried this evening.
Analysis: The latest stories about a new party being imminent are nothing new.
Ross and fellow independent Michael Fitzmaurice will be joining forces.
There’s lots of talk but little action so far. Here’s what we know…
The independent TD has emailed a small network of supporters and advisors to seek their views on the possibility of establishing a new political movement.
The Libertas founder was at a public meeting to investigate the possibility of setting up a new political movement.
Businessman Declan Ganley is holding a public meeting next week as efforts to form a new political party gather pace but he is coy on whether or not he’ll definitely form a new party.
If we want to reclaim the current political landscape we need to re-establish the ground rules for office holders and ensure their words turn into actions, writes Martin Critten.
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