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Politics

August
August 2025
Tánaiste 'can move forward' with passing Occupied Territories Bill as famine grips Gaza
Being a first-time TD: 'If you put money on me to get a seat, you would have made a fortune'
Large crowds gather in Dublin to remember Harvey, as opposition calls for Simon Harris to resign
Parents of children and children themselves who have been impacted by spinal surgery waiting times took part in the march of remembrance.
Being a first-time TD: 'I took a plunge joining Fine Gael. Now my family are all members'
'I won't be stuck for something to do': Michael D Higgins on leaving the Áras
Open Thread: Who do you want to see running for President?
Labour calls for ‘overhaul of failing’ school transport as parents unable to secure bus places
Epstein accomplice told Justice Department she did not see Trump act in ‘inappropriate way’
Family in Ipas accommodation face transfer from Dublin to the other side of the country
Fianna Fáilers want to offer something different to FG, SF and the Left, but Bertie's not the answer
'No meeting planned' between Putin and Zelenskyy until agenda is agreed, Russia says
UCD Students' Union is establishing a food bank to help struggling students
Three hundred warning letters issued over alleged unauthorised short-term rentals in Dublin
'It is now the time for action': President Higgins calls on EU states to respond to Gaza famine
FBI raids home of fierce Trump critic who previously served as his national security adviser
FactFind: What is the Disability Green Paper haunting Heather Humphreys’ presidential run?
6 foot 5 Justice Minister says he feels safe walking around Dublin 'any time of the day or night'
Larry Donnelly: In his efforts to end the Ukraine war, Trump only cares about one thing
Larry Donnelly
Inheritance tax and gift exemption changes pushed for ahead of October's budget
Drinks industry calls for return to ‘zero-for-zero’ arrangement as it’s left out of tariffs deal
Ireland and UK among 21 nations to condemn Israel's plan for illegal Jerusalem settlements
US court overturns $464m civil fraud penalty against Trump, calling the sum 'excessive'
Catherine Connolly supporters 'anxiously' waiting to see if Sinn Féin will back her Áras bid
Done deal: US agrees to 15% cap on tariffs for pharma imports from the EU
EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the deal would provide ‘predictability’ for companies.
US using AI surveillance tools to target migrants and pro-Palestine protesters, says Amnesty
Nicola Sturgeon’s ‘instinct’ is to back a united Ireland as she praises 'kind' Martin McGuinness
'TDs should keep their mouths shut': Cllrs question power of FG's top tier in presidential race
The touchy subject of TDs and senators wielding more power than the Fine Gael grassroots surfaces again this week.
Any talks on Ukraine's security without Russia would be 'a road to nowhere', Kremlin says
Newly elected senator says he would run for the presidency - if a big party come knocking
US slaps sanctions on four more International Criminal Court officials over Israel actions
Call for regulation of 'laughing gas' due to harm posed to reproductive health
Police corral hundreds of protesters as Kneecap's Mo Chara returns to court to face UK terror charge
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh is one-third of Belfast rap trio Kneecap and performs under the stage name ‘Mo Chara’.
Debunked: Asylum seekers are not exempt from income tax for a year after they are allowed to work
Fixed charge offences for breaches of new drone regulations on the way
Kelly says he's not out of the running yet as Humphreys clocks up supporters
Syrian and Israeli diplomats reportedly hold rare meeting in Paris to discuss 'de-escalation'
SNP majority after Scottish elections could make second referendum a 'reality', says party leader
Israel demands release of all hostages at once, casting doubt on new Hamas-backed truce proposal
Putin will face a 'rough situation' if he does not agree to a peace plan, Trump says
Seán Gallagher says he will ‘reflect’ on claims of attack on presidential hopeful Gareth Sheridan