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Politics

Last week
22nd June 2025 - 28th June 2025
State-backed student accommodation to have twin rooms and shared bathrooms to boost bed capacity
Sinn Féin MEP has not received apology she demanded from Commissioner over Ireland remarks
Government confirms that revised Housing for All plan will be delayed
Ban on Irish imports from Israeli settlements in Occupied Palestine is approved by Cabinet
Israel's defence minister accuses Iran of violating ceasefire and orders 'powerful strikes' on Tehran
Russian drone attack kills three, including five-year-old child, in northeastern Ukraine
Tánaiste 'very concerned' about stricter social media vetting for US student visas
Taoiseach to update Cabinet on plans to speed up process of buying a home and reduce probate time
Calls for Government to set up watchdog to monitor job losses due to Artificial Intelligence
Donald Trump says a ‘total ceasefire’ has been agreed between Israel and Iran
The US President announced plans for a ceasefire to begin within the next number of hours, following on from an Iranian attack on a US military base in Qatar earlier today.
Iran attacked American forces stationed at Qatar’s Al Udeid Air Base after US attacks on its nuclear facilities.
US President Donald Trump dismissed the Iranian attack as a 'very weak response'.
Israel and Iran have both issued evacuation recommendations as they continue to launch attacks tonight.
Trump thanks Iran for 'early notice' and says 'they've gotten it out of their system'
EU's 'inaction' slammed after it found ‘indications’ Israeli actions in Gaza breach trade deal
Timeline: When did Donald Trump really decide to bomb Iran?
Overnight Russian drones kill at least ten people, including 11-year-old girl
Tax breaks for developers? Harris 'remains to be convinced' it's the best tool to boost supply
'Trump's gamble risks all-out war': Irish and global newspapers react to the US bombing Iran
Tánaiste says three Irish citizens were helped to depart Iran overnight
Taoiseach leads commemoration of 40th anniversary of Air India disaster in West Cork
Political parties scramble to introduce policies around AI use after Swedish House Mafia-gate
A Sinn Féin source said that the Mullooly story was sent around to TDs as a “cautionary tale”.
Opinion: You can’t bomb, shoot and kill your way to peace, despite what Trump thinks
Tom Clonan
How does Ireland's prison overcrowding crisis compare to other European countries?
There is a growing number of inmates in Europe’s prisons and many are sleeping on mattresses on the floor.
Tánaiste says 15 Irish citizens and dependants have departed from Israel
Ireland's reaction to the US bombing Iran: 'Extremely dangerous spiral of escalation'
US bombs caused 'extremely severe damage and destruction' to three Iranian nuclear sites
US defence minister Pete Hegseth confirmed that elected politicians were not informed of the plan before it was carried out.
Varadkar says Keir Starmer is wrong to criticise Kneecap's Glastonbury gig
Iran says US has 'blown up' any attempt to end the Israel-Iran conflict diplomatically
World leaders, including the EU and the UK, have called on Iran to engage in negotiations with the US and Israel.
US bombs three nuclear sites in Iran, a major escalation in the war between Israel and Iran
US President Donald Trump confirmed the strikes last night and call for peace to ensue.
Never mind the spin - Ireland isn't close to ‘breakeven’ on the €21 billion  AIB  bailout
The government is trying to spin the return on the bank bailouts – but it’s not so simple
Last month
June 2025
Donegal's newest TD: 'My house will not be standing in six years' time'
Why are so few candidates dipping their toe in the water in the race for the Áras?
UK Tory leader says BBC should not broadcast Kneecap's Glastonbury set
Taoiseach calls for 'concrete action' after human rights obligations in EU-Israel deal breached
JP McManus to address Limerick councillors over Rugby Expo 'gift' snub
Israel's army chief warns of 'prolonged' war with Iran as both sides exchange strikes
Israel has labelled today’s Iranian strikes on the port city of Haifa as ‘war crimes’.
Irish government temporarily closes embassy in Iran because of conflict
Leaders on both sides of the border urge completion of Casement Park
Historic vote sees MPs back legalising assisted dying in England and Wales