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Politics

May
May 2025
RTÉ paid out €2.7m to Revenue for wrongly claiming Covid wage subsidy scheme
Norma Foley won't 'pre-empt' Health Minister on whether CHI should be fully subsumed into HSE
Up to 6,800 new inpatient beds may be needed in public acute hospitals by 2040
Climate target failure: Ireland faces up to 11 National Children’s Hospitals worth of fines
US suspends student visa processing as Trump administration ramps up social media vetting
Bill to ban 'cruel and inhumane' fox hunting in Ireland introduced to Dáil
Dáil briefly suspended after protesters interrupt debate on ‘Israeli war bonds’
King Charles says Canada will stay 'strong and free' in parliament speech amid Trump threats
Bryan Dobson set to chair new State Commemorations Advisory Committee
Minister to bring forward plans to purchase Dublin's Citywest Hotel
Tánaiste has 'no objections' to Dáil sitting through summer to pass Occupied Territories bill
In the law’s biggest step forward, Cabinet greenlit the progression of the Occupied Territories Bill this morning.
Consumer watchdog needs powers to 'interrogate' supermarkets over high grocery prices, TD says
Housing Minister says judicial reviews against housing developments being 'weaponised'
Joe Biden was begged by his son Hunter to ‘take a nap’ during his busy trip to Ireland in 2023
Minister proposes changes to Ireland's new mental health law to deal with involuntary patients
'Appalling lack of investment': Just two new garda stations opened in the last eight years
Undocumented Irish are not attending routine US immigration meetings over deportation fears
Many believe they can “disappear into the economy” if they avoid meeting ICE agents.
Fines for housing developers who miss deadlines? Wouldn't work in Ireland, say experts
We asked housing experts if the UK PM Keir Starmer’s plan to penalise developers that miss deadlines would work here.
Russia says West's decision to lift range limits on weapons sent to Ukraine is 'dangerous'
Minister says 'upgraded' system will ensure 'vigorous' screening to tackle illegal immigration
Minister backs artists keeping €325 basic income per week as report finds they're more happy
Removing judges from the planning process amounts to 'shooting the messenger'
'Wait and see': Taoiseach says Trump's extension on tariff threat could stifle economic growth
'We need to declare an emergency': Politicians call on public to join housing protest next month
Trump says 50% tariffs on EU delayed until 9 July after 'very nice call' with von der Leyen
On Friday, US President Donald Trump threatened the EU with a 50% tariff from 1 June.
King Charles, Canada's head of state, to open Ottawa parliament amid Trump's annexation threats
Calls for reintroduction of 100% mortgages for first time buyers - but politicians urge caution
This type of mortgage is slowly creeping back into the market in the UK. We wanted to know if Ireland should follow suit.
'Turning a blind eye to genocide': Pro-Palestine group protests US congressman's Killarney visit
HSE staff found to be 'ingratiating themselves financially' will be referred to gardaí, CEO says
The Sunday Times reported that an internal investigation at CHI found that a consultant abused the waiting list system while also delaying operations for sick children up to three years.
Like Conor Pass, the ambition is to expand the number of national parks and protect biodiversity
Christopher O'Sullivan
A 50% tariff on EU goods would halt trade between the bloc and US, says minister
Tóibín: Aontú would keep rent pressure zones and scrap VAT on housing materials if in government
Simon Harris urges US against tariff hikes on pharmaceuticals and microchips
Sinn Féin support drops by two points in new poll, while government parties remains steady
Bernie Sanders uses Dublin speech to urge workers to unite in ‘war with oligarchy’
Bono defends accepting Medal of Freedom from former US President Joe Biden
EU wants to work on trade deal with US based on 'respect', not threats