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Social welfare rates reduced for new Ukrainian arrivals as new reception centres to be rolled out
A subsistence payment of €38.80 per week will be provided to those in state accommodation for 90 days.
The reduced subsistence payment will be made for the 90-day period, with an additional payment of €29.80 per child per week.
Minister Roderic O'Gorman says he doesn't envisage that homelessness will rise as a result of the new changes.
New reception centres are to come online next year.
Cabinet to approve legislation that will approve and recognise surrogacy arrangements
Social welfare cuts and 90-day state accommodation limit for new Ukrainian arrivals agreed by coalition leaders
Plans for the Covid inquiry will go to Cabinet in next two weeks
Developer received demand of €500,000 for withdrawal of housing scheme objection, Dáil told
Sinn Féin TD apologises for 'hurried' comments on Ukraine which she says were 'misinterpreted'
Four new special schools to be established in Limerick, Wexford, Meath and Kildare
McDonald further criticised for claim Govt did not contact school after stabbing
Recruitment age for gardaí to rise from 35 to 50 from next month after Cabinet sign off
Varadkar reacts to RTÉ Investigates: 'People seeking money to withdraw planning objections is not acceptable'
Referendums on 'women in the home' reference and wider definition of family to be held in March
Cabinet to hear of plans to seek approval to open extradition negotiations with the UAE
Government confident it has numbers to win confidence motion in Justice Minister Helen McEntee
Justice Minister Helen McEntee faces no confidence motion and committee grilling next week
FF cllr at centre of controversy over 'shot in head' comments says they were not about rioters
Drivers urged to slow down this Christmas as minister says no family wants to get that knock on the door
Request to fly Palestinian flag in Leinster House refused as Govt accused of 'double standards'
Govt says referendum enshrining neutrality in Constitution 'not appropriate' as SF motion defeated
Tánaiste says McEntee will have full backing of all Fianna Fáil TDs if no confidence vote called
'Real possibility' of asylum seeker accommodation shortfall in coming days, Cabinet told
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald says she has no confidence in Garda Commissioner Drew Harris
'We are going to get them': Taoiseach to expedite CCTV and incitement to hatred legislation
Lord Mayor of Dublin u-turns on decision to hold meeting with Israeli ambassador next week
Minister to propose plan to deal with €4.2m invested in companies in illegal Israeli settlements
Explainer: What is Ireland's Triple Lock mechanism and why is the Govt planning to scrap it?
Micheál Martin announces plan to get rid of triple lock which limits Irish military operations overseas
Varadkar: 'I’m not sure if the Israeli government listens to anyone anymore'
Up to one million graduates could be eligible to vote under Seanad election reform plan
Varadkar: 'We can’t continue to aid Palestine and trade with Israel in the way we've done in the past'
'Don't let the populists in': Warnings of left-wing Govt tax hikes at FG conference
Donohoe reiterates that €40m additional funding conditional on RTÉ reforms being implemented
Varadkar not in favour of strict cut-off ages and restrictions for older drivers
Varadkar: 'If we want dangerous people locked up for a long time, we're going to need more prison spaces'
Fine Gael 'up for fighting' for a fourth term in government, says Coveney
Govt can move ahead with short-term let register following EU decision
Politicians arguing in the Dáil and having a drink together after doesn't happen anymore, says Varadkar
Heated Dáil exchanges as government accused of ‘double standards’ on Israel and Russia
Expert group to examine the whole process around buying a house from bidding to probate
Householders to pay 'small charge' on energy bills to pay for new floating gas storage ship
David Norris, the longest-serving Senator in Ireland, to retire in January