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Politics

October
October 2024
Taoiseach accuses SF of 'hypocrisy' as phone pouch scheme already in place in Northern Ireland
Taoiseach: McDonald should address Dáil on ‘who knew what and when’ in press officer controversy
Elon Musk to support Donald Trump at rally in the city where he survied an assassination attempt
Sinn Féin selects veteran councillor in bid to claim second seat in Mary Lou McDonald's constituency
Debunked: Kamala Harris didn't make an ad about a woman regretting not having an abortion
'If she was devastated, she never let that show publicly': McAleese on O'Rourke's highs and lows
Search for victims of Hurricane Helene moves into second week
Tom Clonan: Irish troops in Lebanon are now acting as observers in a de-facto warzone
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Shatter slams councillor's scheduling of meeting about Occupied Territories Bill on 7 October
Over €68 billion in taxes have been raised so far this year
Tributes paid as former Fianna Fáil deputy leader and TD Mary O’Rourke dies aged 87
BBC cancels Boris Johnson interview after presenter Laura Kuenssberg sent briefing notes to him
FactCheck: Is Ireland now 'the top country in Europe' when it comes to building new homes?
Is Govt gearing up for an imminent election? Tánaiste says he's not been told of any 'acceleration'
McGrath may lead case as EU challenges Hungary's controversial 'foreign influence' laws
Former OPW Minister says he 'was not responsible' for €336,000 Leinster House bike shed spend
Chambers defends €9m phone pouch spend as opposition ask minister 'are you for real?'
Minister says ‘everything that can be done is being done’ on safety as road deaths reach 138
Watchdog says some Budget measures ‘can be explained by fact we are close to General Election’
EU delays new anti-deforestation laws by 12 months
Free HRT available from January but women will still pay GP and dispensing fees, says minister
Four new adult ADHD teams get budget funding completing national rollout plan
Long delayed pension auto-enrolment set to begin in September 2025
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The Candidate: How do you tell Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil apart?
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Two new early intervention in psychosis teams promised for Limerick and Dublin
'Don’t worry': Babies born in December will also now get the €420 'baby boost'
How are vapers reacting to the tax hike on e-cigarettes? Quite well actually.
Sinn Féin faces questions over former press officer who admitted child sex offences
Taoiseach says he won't shy away from speaking Ireland’s 'truth' to US President during visit next week
SF says budget 'fails' children with scoliosis, but Taoiseach promises support for families
State 'should help find these children's bodies', but Govt won't commit to excavating Bessborough
Larry Donnelly: JD Vance came across as an engaging advocate for Trumpism. That's no mean feat.
Larry Donnelly
Budget 2025: Our spending is soaring ... did we learn nothing at all from the last crisis?
Analysis: The party poopers have been consistently wrong for years – the problem is that they just have to be right once.
Simon Harris plays down election talk (as he canvasses with Fine Gael candidates in Dublin)
Read what you will into the Taoiseach’s decision to spend his post-Budget morning pressing the flesh at Stephen’s Green.
Watchdog warns €9.1bn bonanza Budget ‘repeats Ireland's past mistakes'
JD Vance and Tim Walz clash over immigration and abortion in US vice-presidential debate
In one memorable moment, Vance refused to say whether he backed Donald Trump’s false claims that he won the 2020 election.
Budget 2025: When do the new measures kick in and when will we see the bumper payments?
Here’s what to expect in the year to come.
'Let's pass this budget first', says Taoiseach amid calls to hold the general election now
Minister says there are measures in the budget for those with no children or a home of their own
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the US vice presidential debate tonight