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Politics

February
February 2025
Trump says Russia 'have the cards' in Ukraine peace negotiations as Kremlin 'absolutely' agrees
Poll: Would you pass the Garda fitness test?
Opinion: Rich countries need to pay their fair share if Africa is to become debt-free
Karol Balfe
Health minister hopes for resolution to delays of free HRT roll out in a 'couple of weeks'
'A monkey with a grenade': Ukrainians in Ireland on Trump's negotiations with Putin
Ukrainians living here have expressed anxiety and frustration over the “shocking and frightening” events of recent days.
Replacing Dáil prayer with 'moment of silent reflection' among reform proposals by TDs
Ireland would 'consider' sending peacekeepers to Ukraine if UN-mandated ceasefire secured
Peacekeepers would only be deployed following a ceasefire with an international mandate based on UN principles.
Children's Hospital: 'Significant concerns' raised by surgeons about staffing before doors even open
Analysis: Cabin homes in family gardens? Ah sure, we'll take what we can get at this stage
Debunked: Ukraine’s Zelenskyy has a 57% approval rating, not 4% as Trump said
High Court to hear petition for Seanad panel to be recounted after candidate lost by 0.116 of a vote
House prices increased by 8.7% last year - almost double the growth rate in 2023
TD calls on government to make 'catfishing' illegal after listening to The 2 Johnnies podcast
Taoiseach to push for Ukrainian EU membership in online meeting convened by President Macron
Ban on greyhound racing to come in ‘as soon as possible’ in Wales, amid calls for a ban here
Debunked: No, US Vice-President JD Vance did not make a security conference chairman cry on stage
Just 10% of hospital consultants were working over recent bank holiday weekend, says Health Minister
Opinion: Government dusts off failed Celtic Tiger policies and we all know where they got us
Rory Hearne
Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro charged over alleged coup plot
Government to make cabin homes in back gardens exempt from planning
The minister believes there needs to be planning exemptions to allow family members to live together on the same site.
US-Russia talks: Trump 'disappointed' with Ukraine's strong rebuke over its exclusion
The US President also said he was left feeling confident that a peace deal would be reached.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Communications Commissioner Helen Dixon announces she is stepping down
Taoiseach denies calling McDonald a liar and says he 'cannot withdraw a remark' he 'did not make'
Here are the top priorities for the Goverment over the coming months
Laws allowing nightclubs to stay open later put on the long finger by government
Watch: 'Name calling' and 'codswallop' accusations fly as Dáil gets heated over housing
'Dealing with the legal system was worse than the rape': Victims of male violence demand change
Survivors are calling for the use of counselling notes and character references to be banned in gender-based violence trials.
Could Irish peacekeepers be deployed to Ukraine? Harris says 'we're simply not at that point yet'
MV Matthew: Trial over country's largest cocaine seizure at an end as two plead guilty
The two were the last of a group of eight defendants charged in relation to the seizure to plead guilty.
Tánaiste says State will ‘robustly' oppose extra costs claim from BAM for Children's Hospital
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€450m Exchequer boost to provide 3,000 cost rental, affordable and social homes
Uisce Éireann to immediately purchase 100 extra generators following Storm Éowyn
European leaders hold Ukraine crisis talks as von der Leyen calls for 'surge' on defence spending
‘Europe’s security is at a turning point,’ EU commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said ahead of the informal meeting.
Children’s hospital may not open until 2026 due to 'risks' of moving sick children during winter
The Department of Health says there are ‘clinical risks’ associated with moving children between November and March.
Starter homes, short-term let laws and rent cap review to be prioritised by government
Cost of living and social protection among the top political priorities for young Irish people
Taoiseach leads tributes to former Fianna Fáil TD and Minister of State Dan Wallace
Tánaiste discusses human rights record, trade, and wars in Ukraine and Gaza with Chinese foreign minister