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Brian Stanley TD to make statement about controversial tweets in the Dáil today
Vaccine task force report to be discussed by Cabinet today
US Attorney General Bill Barr to resign just before Christmas
Government monitoring case numbers but no restrictions on the cards this side of Christmas
Downing Street indicates no-deal Brexit still 'possible' outcome from Brexit trade talks
Green Party to push for postponement of Dáil vote on EU-Canada free trade agreement
Taoiseach says there'll be 'limited volumes' of vaccine supply in January and February
Brexit trade talks to continue but Johnson says two sides remain 'very far apart'
'Appalling failure of statecraft' if post-Brexit trade deal not reached, Taoiseach says
Brexit trade talks deadline arrives as key issues still remain
Conservative anger over Navy no-deal threat as trade negotiations enter final days
US Supreme Court rejects bid to overturn Joe Biden’s election victory
Q&A: Answers to reader questions about the Covid-19 vaccine and Ireland's rollout plans
Column: 'Hands off' symphysiotomy judgement did not hold Ireland to any rigorous standard
Máiréad Enright
Boris Johnson warns no deal is 'very very likely' while Coveney says agreement is still possible
Wisconsin judge rules against Trump lawsuit seeking to overturn Biden win in state
Dog theft crackdown as more severe punishments could be on the way
Dublin City centre saw its busiest weekend since March last weekend
Leo Varadkar: 'Crisis of polarisation' developing in Irish politics due to influence of social media
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris named Time magazine’s Person of the Year
Covid vaccines: Hubs to be set up as retired professionals may be asked to help with roll-out
Coveney in Berlin tomorrow to mark handover of UN Security Council membership to Ireland
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Stormont leaders defend lifting of circuit-breaker lockdown in Northern Ireland
Brexit: Boris Johnson warns there is 'strong possibility' that trade deal will not be struck with EU
Sparks fly as FG members question Sinn Féin TD's chairmanship of Dáil Committee after IRA comments
Government to consider prioritising under-18s with health conditions for Covid-19 vaccine
Student nurses motion was 'party politics' designed to make the 'government look bad', says Varadkar
Brexit: 'Large gaps' remain after tonight's talks end between Johnson and von der Leyen
Insurance companies ‘put up roadblocks’ to funding for film and TV industry, committee hears
Mother of young woman who took her own life after online abuse meets with Justice Minister
Joe Biden's son Hunter facing federal investigation over ‘tax affairs’
Dublin blown away by Bonn in post-Brexit bid to host European weather forecasting centre
Self-employed people allowed earn €960 over two months without losing their Pandemic Unemployment Payment
Two-thirds of complaints dealt with by telecoms regulator so far this year came from Eir customers
Management in tech firms based in Ireland could face prosecution if harmful content is not removed
Three-month 'grace period' will mean Brexit agri-checks won't apply to foods sent to NI supermarkets