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Politics

February
February 2025
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
Russian and US officials to meet in Saudi Arabia as prelude to Trump-Putin summit
Donohoe rules out Celtic Tiger style tax breaks for developers, putting him at odds with Taoiseach
Future of Athlone Ipas centre remains uncertain as date for legal case is again pushed back
Taoiseach leads tributes to former Limerick TD and councillor Eddie Wade
France to host leaders from key EU countries to discuss continent's security
Cabinet committee meeting tomorrow to look at 'all different actions' to address housing crisis
Decision on changes made to payment scheme for hosting Ukrainian refugees due by end of month
'Good progress' in identifying those involved in violence and fatal stabbing on South Anne Street
Analysis: It's worth remembering FF and FG support is strongest among homeowners, not renters
Lack of bins in Dublin's parks is down to 'turf war' between Council and other agencies
Calls for more support for victims as woman blindsided by rapist's release
The government has put the fear of God into renters
Tánaiste: 'Significant increase' in defence spending will not compromise neutrality
Lebanese president vows to punish those who carried out attack on UN convoy
The new TCD Senator on death threats for helping asylum seekers and the legacy of David Norris
Government set to sign off on substantial funding increase for housing next week
Zelenskyy tells JD Vance Ukraine wants ‘security guarantees’ before talks to end war
‘A gentle soul’: Hospital review launched as man dies by suicide after presenting to A&E
'The people want tar': Ministers herald 'new dawn' of increased roads spending worth €713m
Hamas says it will release 3 hostages tomorrow as planned after major dispute
Political parties that supported puberty blocker ban in Northern Ireland barred from some Pride events
‘I was proud of him’: Evanne Ní Chuilinn reflects on brother’s death by suicide in first Seanad speech
Russian drone strikes Chernobyl nuclear shelter but radiation levels normal, Zelenskyy says
Taoiseach says Ireland 'will remain neutral' as he heads for major security summit in Munich
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will meet US Vice President JD Vance at the conference today.
New law needed to give public transport police the powers of arrest
Ceann Comhairle asks Taoiseach to 'review' remark that Mary Lou McDonald was 'ag insint bréaga'
Explainer: Who called who a liar in the Dáil yesterday? And in what language?
Tánaiste says Ireland must take its security 'more seriously'
Five Sinn Féin reps write to Tánaiste demanding he makes Dáil statement on Martin Conway
McEntee says 'her intention' is that all children with additional needs will be offered a school place in September
Government to publish 'revised' Housing for All plan, Tánaiste confirms
The Cabinet’s new housing subcommittee are due to meet next week.
EU and UK demand to be part of Ukraine peace talks as Trump shocks world with Putin phone call
The US President said yesterday that he and Putin are ready for talks that would end the war in Ukraine.
The US president said he and Putin had agreed to "work together very closely".
Trump later called Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who was not included on the call with Putin.
In an evening address to his nation, Zelenskyy said the call with Trump was "very substantive".
Government face questions over who knew what and when about failed €7m Arts Council IT project
'More Mercs and more perks': Dáil passes bill to increase number of junior ministers
'He called me a liar': Verona Murphy's lack of Irish called into question in heated Dáil exchange
Dublin children protest outside Leinster House demanding Irish speaking secondary school
Rent caps, Help-to-Buy and renters' tax credit criticised in report under government consideration
In full: Here’s where the Taoiseach and our ministers are going for St Patrick’s Day
Taoiseach Micheál Martin is expected to meet US President Donald Trump in Washington DC, and will also make a trip to Texas.