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Politics

Last month
March 2025
Doras say focus on deportations is a ‘distraction’ from the need for law reform
Water workers to demand services remain in public ownership during protest in Cork today
Zelenskyy tells Fox News relationship with Trump can still be salvaged
Any role for Irish troops in Ukraine would be about 'peacekeeping, not peace enforcement'
Who are the 32 politicians in the Dáil who declared themselves as landlords last year?
February
February 2025
Zelenskyy leaves White House summit after Trump claims he's 'not ready for peace'
It means a peace deal on the Ukraine-Russia war is hanging in the balance.
White House scenes 'extraordinary and very unsettling', Taoiseach tells Late Late
Zelenskyy thanks European leaders one by one for their support after messy Trump meeting
Simon Harris is 'convinced' that Ireland needs its own squadron of fighter jets
Ireland does not have its own capability to police its airspace and does not have any fighter jets to respond to airborne threats.
Donald Trump to order that English be the official language of US for first time in its history
UK media praise Starmer for pulling out ‘Trump card’ at yesterday’s White House meeting
32 people deported to Georgia as special chartered flights from Ireland begin
Taoiseach accepts invitation to visit White House for annual St Patrick's Day meeting
Zelenskyy and Trump to sign minerals deal at White House today
Starmer says Ukraine deal 'can't be a peace that rewards the aggressor' during Trump visit
SIPTU members in Section 39 organisations vote in favour of strike action over pay dispute
Israeli army acknowledges 'complete failure' on 7 October after internal investigation
Pope Francis's 'clinical conditions confirmed to be improving', says Vatican
Taoiseach meets Ukraine's Zelenskyy at Shannon on stopover to visit Trump
Zelenskyy is travelling from Shannon Airport to the United States to meet with President Donald Trump.
Explainer: How might the EU respond to Trump's potential trade war?
Taoiseach and actor Danny Dyer among guests on tomorrow’s Late Late Show
Government accused of treating public 'like idiots' following speaking rights row vote
Poll: Do you support the Government’s changes to Dáil speaking rights?
The EU is promising a 'firm and immediate' response to Trump trade war threats
Hostage handover and hundreds of Palestinians released as eyes turn to next phase of ceasefire
Hamas handed over coffins believed to contain the bodies of four hostages.
Conspiracy theories are fuelling attacks on NGOs and aid workers, expert warns
There’s been a surge in online disinformation around aid agencies and other non-governmental organisations.
Dáil walkout on the cards after Government wins speaking rights changes for Regional Independents
Earlier, the leaders of the Opposition wrote to Micheál Martin and Simon Harris requesting an urgent meeting.
Trump claims EU was formed to 'screw' US as he vows to impose 25% tariffs on the bloc
Zelenskyy hoping to visit Trump at White House on Friday to sign earth minerals deal
Family told toddler son would have to wait 10 years for dental care
'Tetchy' Taoiseach 'acting like a child' as Dáil erupts over Michael Lowry and 'Bik' McFarlane
Tensions were elevated in the Dáil today after members of the opposition were not pleased with the Taoiseach’s answers.
Family still waiting for son's assessment of needs despite legally compelling HSE last year
Trump wants 'anything we can get' from Ukraine, but what rare earth minerals are there?
Ukraine has reached an agreement with the US that would include American access to the country’s rare earth minerals.
Ukrainian families told they can stay at Cork Student Village - but could yet be moved
Justice Minister clarifies he is 'not opposed' to ban outright counselling notes in rape cases
Tánaiste to convene inaugural meeting of trade body set up in response to Trump tariff threat