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Politics

Last month
June 2026
Do you think there should be limits on election poster sizes?
'Extremely liberal': Trump makes first public remarks about likely new British prime minister
Andy Burnham, who won last week’s byelection in Makerfield, is favoured to become prime minister following Keir Starmer’s resignation.
Irish shoppers to be hit with higher food prices in coming months, ESRI warns
Ireland's biggest landlord Ires Reit wants your savings (via Harris's new investment scheme)
Ires argues both retail investors and renters would benefit from its inclusion in the promised state-backed scheme.
You won't see this plane flying very low to the ground again
Minister raises concerns with Uisce Éireann over water outages planned during hot weather
The government is looking to ban vape flavours - why?
Ryanair staff living in Swords feel 'unsafe' and 'unwelcome' following arson attack
Inheritance tax shake-up under consideration as Taoiseach notes concerns of those without children
High-level talks about foreign militaries using force on Irish soil and sea during EU presidency
Latest Children’s Hospital completion date is August but Department official says ‘we'll wait to see’
Green light for €1bn redevelopment of Cork City Docklands that could yield 25k houses
'Buy now, pay later' wrongly promoted as financial management tool, says consumer watchdog
Jeffrey Donaldson to 'renounce and forfeit' his knighthood after child sex abuse convictions
Remove criminal penalties for drug possession, TDs and senators from across spectrum say
Taoiseach accuses Sinn Féin of trying to ‘engineer’ further fuel protests
Embracing nuclear is one thing, but disposing the waste could be the real challenge
'I've lost friends during this': Emotional scenes as committee backs radical drug law change
Do you think all drugs should be decriminalised for personal use?
Starmer and Burnham hold face-to-face talks to discuss transition of power
'500 extra Gaelscoileanna' needed to meet demand
Civil servant accused of leaking to 'hostile' foreign power denied High Court bail
‘Momentum building’ for EU ban on children’s social media use, Taoiseach tells Roberta Metsola
Minister 'fully' supports introduction of a Dublin tourism tax
Covid inquiry quizzes Taoiseach in extensive question session on pandemic decision-making
Stormont MLAs blast ‘evil sexual predator’, amid calls for Donaldson's knighthood to be removed
Dublin City Councillors back rezoning of commercial sites for housing
Taoiseach rules out referendum on triple lock despite concern from party TDs
Planning underway for possible Zelenskyy visit during initial weeks of EU Presidency
Far-right Irish Freedom Party loses registered party status
Coalition doesn't want to see sharp rise in fuel prices when excise reductions expire
The 1916 'Flag of Truce' is up for auction, and at least one TD wants the State to buy it
While the GPO undergoes a makeover some government offices could move to O'Connell Street
There will be a cultural centre, office accommodation and retail space on the GPO site.
Over 73% of households with kids in single-sex schools want co-education, survey finds
Housing minister says he has stopped estimating when homeless numbers will drop
'He thinks it's all over': UK papers spotlight the rise of Andy Burnham (and slag off Starmer)