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Ministers travelling on St Patrick's Day to campaign for UN Security Council seat
Appeal to fund hotel stays for large-scale gathering of Magdalene survivors
Just under half of people trust the government
Ex-campaign aide lashes out at 'stupid' Trump in series of bizarre interviews
30 years ago a trio of killings sparked one of the darkest, most bizarre, fortnights of The Troubles
'Definitely not': Varadkar pours cold water on US/Canada-style border after May comments
Populist leaders battle to govern Italy after left collapses as leader resigns
'A distraction': Review will look at abolishing the Strategic Communications Unit
Politicians are (slowly) taking to Instagram - and showing different sides
17 Irish hospitals have yet to roll out calorie counts on menus
Brexit: What's next?
Why councils will soon be fining themselves for owning vacant housing sites
Milk crisis? Storm Emma stopped the collection of fresh stock from many dairy farms
Dublin Airport, Blanchardstown and the N11: These 3 Dublin bus routes are set to get a 24-hour service
Change to PRSI arrangements could leave women in danger of abusive partners
May moots 'associate membership' of EU agencies, concedes neither side can have 'exactly what we want'
Theresa May to reveal her five tests for the UK's post-Brexit EU relationship
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Taoiseach says he 'understands concerns' as ministers question Ireland 2040 marketing
Explainer: The EU is trying to force the UK to get real, here's how
Varadkar says describing civil servants as being akin to Nazis is 'wholly inappropriate'
People in Leinster and Munster advised to stay in their homes from 4pm tomorrow
Drivers will soon have to observe a minimum passing distance when overtaking cyclists
Dáil suspended for the rest of the week due to the 'the Beast from the East'
All schools in Leinster and Munster to close tomorrow
Lewinsky calls Clinton affair a 'gross abuse of power'
Government will offer an extra week of fuel allowance during the cold snap
Trump's son-in-law 'loses top-level security clearance'
All eyes on Irish border as Brexit draft text to be finalised today
Dáil women's caucus calls for audit of harassment and bullying in the Oireachtas
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Barely a year in, Trump has set the ball rolling on his re-election bid - and this guy will run it
Protesters deliver a coffin to the door of PTSB, as government agrees to regulate vulture funds
Leaked Boris letter to Downing St: It is wrong to see the task as maintaining 'no border'
'A clear election pitch': Fianna Fáil continues to hammer government over Ireland 2040 marketing
Taoiseach says minister's advice to turn the heating on 24/7 'is not the advice of government'
The head of the only remaining National Broadband Plan bidder has suddenly resigned
'You junkie, you addict' - How stigma can prevent drug users getting the help they need
There are 38 garda stations in Munster that can't access the Pulse system