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Politics

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October 2025
Former minister calls plan to pay asylum seekers more to return home 'window dressing'
Trouble ahead for Harris as he faces no confidence motion over spinal surgery controversies
'It is a prime location': Baggot St Hospital snubbed for housing use raised with Taoiseach
Greens shoot off as a former TD and an ex-Senator both leave the party
Government accused of deference to energy companies as McDonald hits out at 'rip off' bills
Independent Ireland wants the North and the Republic to merge into 'one super soccer team'
Irish ambassador to US Geraldine Byrne Nason to stay on in role amid choppy diplomatic waters
UK Supreme Court to hear Labour government's appeal of Troubles Legacy Act ruling
From 'sorry if' to bankrobber jibes: The key takeaways from the Pat Kenny Áras debate
Both candidates were less combative than we have seen them before.
Player Ratings: How did the two candidates (and Pat Kenny) fare in the Newstalk Áras debate?
Connolly and Humphreys grilled on past records in Pat Kenny-helmed debate
It was the first debate to feature actual podiums.
Paul Murphy sends legal letter to Humphreys over 'grossly defamatory' remarks during debate
Cabinet to sign off on publicly accessible register on what landlords are charging renters
Ireland to give funds for aid and reconstruction of Gaza in the coming months, says Tánaiste
US, Egypt, Qatar and Turkey sign declaration as guarantors of Gaza peace deal
While the Palestinian president is in attendance, Benhamin Netanyahu will not attend.
Shane O'Farrell's mother pushes back on Humphreys' claim she did 'everything she could' for family
Simon Harris says it's 'unlikely' Irish peacekeepers will be deployed to Gaza 'at this stage'
Trump hails 'historic dawn of a new Middle East' during speech to Israel's parliament
Ex-Labour leader Brendan Howlin 'supporting Connolly' despite being photographed with Humphreys
Meanwhile, Alan Kelly confirmed today that he will be voting for the Fine Gael candidate.
We want to hear your thoughts on Michael D Higgins' presidency
Connolly to consider publishing correspondence on Garda clearance for employee
Catherine Connolly, who has been the underdog ‘all her life’, on her presidential vision
Dozens killed in Pakistan-Afghanistan border clashes, officials say
Candidates have second head-to-head debate as poll shows Humphreys trailing behind
How many keepie-uppies can you do?
Hamas and Israel captive exchange set to take place tomorrow morning
Let’s be clear: Ireland’s hospitality VAT rate will not be passed onto consumers
Once more for the people at the back: lower prices are neither the aim nor the likely outcome here.
State bodies at odds as Housing Department says it was never offered the Baggot Street Hospital
Micheál Martin apologises to Fianna Fáil membership for 'clear failure' in selecting Jim Gavin
Micheál Martin says he's 'glad' Jim Gavin paid the money back to previous tenant
Humphreys thanks Micheál Martin for saying he plans to vote for her
Large Garda presence at far-right protest in Cork city
'The world remains silent': At least 60 dead after drone strike in Sudan's El-Fasher
Burnt-out home on sale for 225k is a 'case study' for why we're in a housing crisis
Trump is in 'excellent health', according to his doctor
Lebanon condemns overnight Israeli strikes that killed one
'Fianna Fáilers have no one to vote for': Martin could be met with more angry faces at annual dinner
The party faithful are set to gather for an annual dinner in Dublin tonight.