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# Reform

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"Personal animosity" shouldn't be part of Seanad abolition debate - Howlin
Enda Kenny: 'Genuine Seanad reform would be almost impossible to achieve'
PHOTOS: Farmers mount Kildare St protest over CAP reforms
Decision time: Talks resume on CAP reform in final push for deal
People who are not TDs or Senators 'should be appointed as Ministers'
Campaign to save the Seanad launched
Column: We need to produce a generation of independent thinkers – history is the key
Former politicians will face temporary ban on lobbying under new rules
Column: Judges and ministers public spat will achieve nothing, but reform is needed
Free vote for TDs among radical proposals for Dáil reform
Alan Shatter criticises High Court judge comments on pay
Levels of activity in courts 'overwhelming' and 'unsustainable' - Chief Justice
How do workers decide whether Croke Park II is approved?
Impact to meet today as more unions oppose Croke Park II
Gilmore rings US Senators as pressure grows for deal on Irish illegals
Column: The Seanad must be a real balance to Government power
Hogan to reveal how he reversed safety alarm cuts... in February
Poll shows over 50 per cent support for abolition of Seanad
Berlusconi announces fresh run for prime minister
Are Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin to merge and become... Fianna Féin?
Column: Real reform is being overlooked in the deficit scramble
BUDGET 2013: Here is what happened
In numbers: the PAC's report on reviewing public allowances
PAC report: System of public sector allowances 'not fit for purpose'
IRB promise disciplinary review following Thomson incident
At last: Constitutional Convention to hold first meeting in December
Howlin says new law on Oireachtas inquiries will require "careful balances"
Howlin scales back plans for abolition and merging of State agencies
Column: Council reform will discourage women – and help the old boys
Ombudsman's role to be extended as Oireachtas approves reform bill
The Evening Fix... now with added tweets from ten years ago
Mixed response to Hogan's plans for local council cull
Councils will be able to set their own rate of property tax
Phil Hogan to bring local government reforms to Cabinet tomorrow
Pope marks 50th anniversary of Vatican II
Shortall says reforms were "blocked" by Reilly
Howlin defends progress in public sector reform despite allowances hurdle
Public service allowance savings targets for 2012 will not be met
Column: Here’s what our leaders need to deliver in the new Dáil term
Burma's government ends direct media censorship