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Seanad

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Emergency Covid-19 legislation signed into law by President Higgins after passing in the Seanad
'Some validity' in criticism of Fine Gael Seanad candidates, says Varadkar
Former MEP Lynn Boylan among seven candidates on Sinn Féin ticket for Seanad elections
FG’s Catherine Noone gets the nod, but Kate O’Connell loses out on Seanad nomination
Poll: Should voting in the Seanad election be extended?
Your Seanad election guide: How you can (or why you can't) vote for the next batch of senators
Ruth Coppinger to contest Seanad election after losing Dáil seat
Any tariff increases would 'decimate' Ireland's food and drink imports to the UK - Brexit committee report
Filibustering of Judicial Appointments Bill 'led by lawyers' says Ross
Senators to move back to their old digs as Ceramics Room to be returned to the National Museum
'We live in a strange world': Michael McDowell criticises Fine Gael TD over injury lawsuit
Bill to regulate rent pressure zone properties passes through Seanad
Minister commits to taking action on free sanitary products in public buildings
Independent Alliance to seek a free vote for Israeli goods trade ban Bill
'A genuinely historic moment': Abortion legislation passes through the Seanad
Abortion legislation has passed the Dáil and it's now on to the Seanad, so what next?
Abortion: These were the amendments passed by TDs this week
Seanad passes Occupied Territories Bill despite government opposition
New legal advice finds Occupied Territories Bill is 'fully compliant with EU trade rules'
Seanad briefly suspended over 'misogyny' row
Alcohol Bill, first published in 2015, finally passes through Oireachtas
Blasphemy Bill passes through Oireachtas ahead of referendum next month
Trouble ahead? Independent minister undecided on Israeli goods trade ban bill
Fianna Fáil to support trade ban with lands held by Israel, but embassy calls it 'immoral'
'I've never been a boycott fan': Micheál Martin unlikely to support Eurovision boycott
'A deceptive practice': Bill to ban LGBTQ conversion therapies passes second stage of Seanad
'Elitist', 'not sure it's worth saving': Slow progress of Seanad reform criticised
'Young people should stay away from politics': Senator criticised for comments as voting age bill blocked
TDs approve Eighth Amendment referendum Bill
Dáil suspended for the rest of the week due to the 'the Beast from the East'
Vacant Seanad seat should be filled by someone with a unionist background, says senator
Varadkar: 'The Israeli government has a tendency to disengage with countries that recognise the state of Palestine'
Taoiseach says electing people from Northern Ireland will give the Seanad an 'all-island dimension'
Irish ambassador to Israel summoned by Netanyahu over Seanad bill
Bill aims to give hospitality workers the right to keep their tips
Taoiseach says ministers will be allowed 'dissent' on Eighth Amendment
'Couldn't negotiate a piss up in a brewery': Row erupts in Seanad over Ireland's failed Rugby bid
Opinion: 'Our indifference to our flag and anthem is actually healthy'
Caoimhín De Barra
How should we protect our national anthem? The Seanad wants your input
Senators are back today, and they have some new digs