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Politics

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March 2025
Campaigners tell TDs of broken promises for neurorehabilitation teams
Taoiseach should tell US they are 'catastrophically wrong' on Gaza during visit, McDonald says
'Waging war' and 'taking back' Greenland: Five things Trump told Congress in his 99-minute speech
Trump declares 'America is back' and says he is 'just getting started' in speech to US Congress
The US president boasted about his first weeks in office and doubled down on his agenda in the 99-minute long speech.
US agency revises order from Musk's DOGE for mass firings of probationary staff
Justin Trudeau says Trump's 25% tariffs on Canadian goods a 'very dumb thing to do'
Zelenskyy 'ready to sign' US minerals deal and wants to 'make things right' with Trump
In a post on X, Zelenskyy said Friday’s meeting at the White House “did not go the way it was supposed to be”.
Tánaiste speaks to Marco Rubio about 'vital importance' of defending Ukraine
Government to oppose motion for students to have a right to education through Irish
Micheál Martin tells opposition parties to 'cop on' in (yet another) Dáil speaking rights row
Brigadier General Rossa Mulcahy appointed as new Chief of Staff of the Defence Forces
Watch: Several Serbian MPs injured as opposition disrupts parliament with flares and tear gas
Ireland will be incentivised to 'massively boost' military spending under new 'rearm' EU plan
Government approves plan to dismantle Triple Lock
Michelle O'Neill says Belfast missile contract for Ukraine 'incredulous' during public service cuts
Government plans to create a new gas reserve in case of an 'emergency' disruption to supply
Trump imposes tariffs on Canada and Mexico while doubling levy on Chinese imports
Oireachtas committees won't be running properly until after Easter due to speaking rights row
US suspends military aid for Ukraine, days after Oval Office blowup between Trump and Zelenskyy
A White House official said Trump is focused on reaching a peace deal.
Bill to extend eligibility for widows and widowers’ pensions to cohabitants to be brought to Cabinet
Simon Harris wants to remove the 'Triple Lock' - but what is it and what could replace it?
Michelle O’Neill says White House visit ‘different’ for Taoiseach as he gets ‘one-on-one time’
'So un-Irish': UN Special Rapporteur for Palestine criticises government's approach to Israel
'There is another way': Palestinian and Israeli filmmakers win Oscar for West Bank documentary
King Charles meets Zelenskyy following defence summit on Ukraine in London
The UK has signed a £1.6 billion deal to supply more than 5,000 air defence missiles to Ukraine using export finance.
Proposal to remove UN approval from 'Triple Lock' to be brought to Cabinet this week
Opposition will 'do absolutely everything' to reject government's speaking rights proposal
Minister gives assurance that special school places will be made available to students in need
UK and France working on deal for 'lasting peace' in Ukraine - Starmer
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Ireland gets DOGE-curious after x-ray scanner 'fury'
Did it really spark ‘fury’? If it didn’t, have we become numb to this type of wasted cash — or it this simply not that big of a deal? On this week’s episode, Christine Bohan, Jane Matthews, Rónán Duffy, and Sinéad O’Carroll examine the latest spending controversy.
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Here's why Ireland’s stock exchange has finally surpassed its 2007 Celtic Tiger all-time high
Starmer insists Ukraine has ‘full backing of UK’ as he meets Zelenskyy at No 10
Zelenskyy: Ukraine 'ready' to sign minerals-sharing deal, but needs 'clear' security guarantees
Doras say focus on deportations is a ‘distraction’ from the need for law reform
Water workers to demand services remain in public ownership during protest in Cork today
Zelenskyy tells Fox News relationship with Trump can still be salvaged
Any role for Irish troops in Ukraine would be about 'peacekeeping, not peace enforcement'