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Politics

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December 2025
Deal to clear way for Metrolink will see ten Ranelagh houses being bought by TII
Palestine Red Crescent on two years of healthcare workers being beaten, kidnapped and killed
Taoiseach says calls to quit nothing new as he hits out at 'bile' in 'anonymous commentary'
The Fianna Fáil leader says he’s a “policy nerd” who sees a bright future for his party.
Libya's top military chief and four other officials killed in plane crash over Turkey
Pope calls for global truce on Christmas Day and says 'Russia rejected a request' for one
Australian state lawmakers approve sweeping gun and protest laws after Bondi attack
Judicial review proceedings against Metrolink line for Dublin have been withdrawn
Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien said ‘we’re now full steam ahead to tender and deliver this transformative project’.
Ukraine's Dancing With The Stars returns for one special episode
No further action to be taken into Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury set, local police say
Planning permission granted for close to 1,000 homes on site of former Central Mental Hospital
Email from ‘A’ at Balmoral asked Ghislaine Maxwell for ‘inappropriate friends’, documents show
FactCheck: Did a narrow vote in the Dáil almost open the door to abortion ‘up until birth’?
'We have to have it': Trump renews push to annex Greenland amid anger from Denmark
Minister wants late night trains to run all year and is talking 'options' with Iarnród Eireann
Aside from the Christmas period, the majority of train services terminate before midnight.
'Squeamish debate' misses the point of working with NATO and EU states on defence, Martin says
Ireland should not be afraid of mutually beneficial co-operation with other nations amid the heightened Russian threat, the Taoiseach said.
EU offers 'full solidarity' to Denmark after Trump appoints Greenland envoy
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Mediation underway with Manhattan Peanuts over Luas extension to Finglas, says minister
Just 30% of new-build social homes target met by third quarter of 2025
McDonald on her health, Gerry Hutch, and how there will never be too many tricolours flying
Mary Lou McDonald gave her views on the controversial use of Irish flags by anti-migrant protesters.
Ahead of the Dublin Central by-election, she said the large vote for Hutch last year was an ‘F you’ to government - but not Sinn Féin.
'I won't be signing that off': Minister won't agree to payout of over €1m to Kenny Jacobs
U-turn by government around disbanding RSA had nothing to do with cost, says Transport Minister
President Connolly calls for ‘peaceful resolution’ to war and conflict in first Christmas message
'We should show we're good value': Minister urges hotels not to hike prices for EU Presidency
Minister of State Thomas Byrne says the Presidency next year is an important moment for Ireland Inc.
‘I’ll never give up’ says Dublin surgeon refused entry to Gaza Strip for third time
Dr Mohamed Shaalan had volunteered to enter Gaza with a team of WHO medical workers earlier this month, but was denied entry.
Israel's security cabinet approves 19 new settlements in occupied West Bank
Kremlin denies that three-way US-Ukraine-Russia talks are on the cards
Sitdown Sunday: The untold story of how Jeffrey Epstein became so rich
US seizes a second oil tanker off coast of Venezuela
Taoiseach tells Lebanon Prime Minister he is ‘determined’ to get justice for Private Seán Rooney
Releasing footage of Zelenskyy drone incident a 'very basic request', Labour TD says
Minister for Sport says his predecessor Shane Ross set back women's sport by 'around 20 years'
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Farmers honk horns of 1,000 tractors in Brussels to protest trade deal
Opinion: The government is delighted to see the end of 2025
Larry Donnelly
EU to loan Ukraine €90 billion but leaders fail to agree on using frozen Russian assets
Here's what happened today: Thursday
Everyone's talking about those photos of Trump's top team. Here's what the photographer has to say
Christopher Anderson reckons ‘the internet freaking out’ over untouched photos says something about our culture.