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Donnelly: 'Regardless of what he says about me in his book, Tony Holohan is an extraordinary public servant'
Minister still has concerns about 'unintended consequences' of Fair Deal rental income change
'It's not a slam dunk': Martin says SF winning big in next election not a sure thing
Cuts to USC under consideration as part of Budget, confirms Tánaiste
Government won't exempt horse-racing TV channels from ban on daytime gambling ads
Iceland UK awarded costs after Metron Stores court application
Dublin’s new safety action plan to target prolific young offenders and roll out community wardens
Varadkar: 'I have at least one, if not two elections still in me'
Shock road safety adverts of the past weren't liked — but they were effective, says Taoiseach
Taoiseach makes inquiries to ensure crumbling concrete affecting UK schools not an issue for Ireland
RTÉ seeks €34.5m in additional funding with €21m licence fee shortfall also expected, confirms minister
Tánaiste confident use of tented accommodation for refugees will be short-term
Cabinet to approve plans for new emerging health threats agency to prepare for future pandemics
'It has been a privilege': Richard Bruton announces he will not run in the next general election
Anger within Greens over housing spokesman's claim reinstating eviction ban 'akin to communism'
Belgian court hears case alleging hacking of Luke 'Ming' Flanagan's Twitter account
Nicotine products to come under Drug Payments Scheme with cost capped at €80 per month
McGrath working on 'very targeted' measures to help mortgage holders with sky high interest rates
McGrath tells banks and vulture funds to outline supports for mortgage holders trapped with high interest rates
From 'Wixford' to Foxrock, TDs are anxiously surveying their future right now
'They got away with it for too long': Harris won't thank bankers for upping saving interest rates
Dogfight for Wicklow TDs in next general election as constituency becomes 4-seater
Five things to look out for as the Dáil's constituency map is redrawn
Review will 'radically change' mismatch of speed limits on Irish roads, says minister
TDs wait nervously for constituency review fearing stroke of a pen could take away their voters
We're about to find out how many more TDs Ireland is getting - here's why
Two referendums instead of one may be required on gender equality with 'tight' November timeline
Reduction in college fees and increase in students grants under consideration for Budget
Gardaí say they received more than 40 calls from public over rush on ATMs
Harris criticises ‘guff’ over bank delays in passing interest increases on to savers
Varadkar says he isn't going anywhere and slaps down suggestions of early election next spring
Varadkar: 'There are a lot of good things about being a child in Ireland, but huge deficits too'
No late night pubs and clubs for Christmas party season due to law delay, confirms Taoiseach
Greens see red over Varadkar's remarks on roads and rail plan
Tax package, energy and business supports to form part of October's giveaway budget
Varadkar and Ryan diverge over whether rail review makes case for more road investment
Varadkar says giving gardaí guns would only result in escalation of armed crimes
Taoiseach says people being attacked ‘all the time’ on Irish streets
Energy supports for families and businesses to form part of Budget 2024
Rail review proposes new train routes and a move towards a rail spine along the Atlantic