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'He called me a liar': Verona Murphy's lack of Irish called into question in heated Dáil exchange
Dublin children protest outside Leinster House demanding Irish speaking secondary school
US and UK refuse to sign summit declaration on 'ethical' AI as US VP warns of over-regulation
JD Vance said too much regulation could ‘kill’ the sector just as it is taking off.
Taoiseach confirms government exploring tax breaks for private housing developers
Taoiseach 'taken aback' by Trump's ceasefire threat as he meets US VP Vance for first time
Taoiseach rows back on Rent Pressure Zones remarks, saying he won't pre-empt results of review
The Fianna Fáil leader wants to see more private investment in the rental market.
Taoiseach and VP JD Vance among world leaders travelling to Paris for AI summit
The AI Summit in Paris will be attended by some of tech’s biggest names as well as global leaders like JD Vance.
Ruth Coppinger on her fight to stop the courts using sexual violence victims' counselling notes
The Dublin West TD sat down with The Journal to discuss her plans on tackling gender-based violence.
Plans for outright ban on use of counselling notes in rape trials likely to be rolled back
As it stands, a victim’s counselling notes can be used as evidence if they are deemed to be relevant to the case.
Simon Harris: Darragh O'Brien shouldn't have given government the 40,000 housing figure
'Influential' Irish-Americans to be part of fast-tracked trade body set up in response to Trump
Opposition claim a win in Dáil speaking rights row but Lowry says need remains to change rules
O'Gorman dubs speaking row 'outrageous stroke' and expects 'regular shenanigans' from new coalition
The leader of the Green Party sat down with The Journal to discuss life after government.
'Lowry has severe power over this Government’: Threat of further Dáil chaos with no deal reached
Talks today failed to resolve the speaking rights issue, which is now set to rumble into next week.
Does this government have a problem with women? 'Of course it doesn't' says Martin's spokesperson
Taoiseach insists there was 'no deal' made with Regional Independents on speaking rights
'Beggars belief': Politicians call for Dáil to be recalled in wake of storm Éowyn
Dad humour, Hot to GoGo and Lowry's lads: The bits you might have missed amid the Dáil madness
It was a colourful few days in Leinster House to say the least.
'Depressing': Micheál Martin criticised for appointing just three women as senior ministers
Explainer: All hell broke loose in the Dáil today - here's why
What just happened? How a bitter row led to the Dáil being suspended TWICE in an hour
TDs set to get extra week of holidays as row over Independents' Dáil speaking time heats up
Fine Gael parliamentary party and members vote in favour of Programme for Government
Non-government parties unite against plan for some Regional Independents to sit in opposition
Bottles of champagne, Johnny Logan and egg poaching bags: Seanad hopefuls are looking for votes
'Jobs for the boys': Government to have record number of junior ministers and bumper salaries
Who is Independent TD Seán Canney, the new man in the room where it happens?
Canney has been put forward by the Regional Independents to sit in weekly leaders’ meetings with the Taoiseach and Tánaiste.
The most surprising and eyebrow-raising commitments in the Programme for Government
Lowry walks away after questions about Moriarty Tribunal, says media has been ‘trying to undermine’ him
Michael Healy-Rae confirms he will be a junior minister, likely in Department of Agriculture
Government urged to hold firm on Occupied Territories Bill as fears grow it may be watered down
Climate change and culture wars take centre stage at first Trinity Seanad hustings
Government formation negotiations in race to finish line as talks continue today
Government formation talks to be picked back up on Monday after Christmas holidays
Couple killed in Blanchardstown crash remembered as 'adoring parents' at funeral mass
The married couple were due to celebrate their wedding anniversary in Spain later this month.
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Northern lights likely to be visible tonight - here's how to optimise your chance of seeing them
Who are the political parties putting forward in the Seanad election?
Northern Ireland Minister for the Economy to run in Seanad election