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China slaps tit-for-tat tariffs on 128 US products
'They knew I wasn't going to go away' - State in second climbdown as adopted man finally receives PSC eight months later
Poll: Would you like a vote on Irish unity within five years?
Military ceremony commemorates those who died in 1916 Rising
The tourism trade wants to hire asylum seekers to plug skills gaps
One fifth of the population plan to attend Pope Francis mass in Phoenix Park
Since 2014, Irish trade with Russia has fallen - agrifoods have been 'hit hard'
Clerical officer forced to take €11,000 salary cut for same job because he's turning 65
All new cars in Ireland to be equipped to dial emergency services if you crash
'You had the unionist guy saying to the Tory - 'you're not understanding what Sinn Féin is saying''
Travellers to the US to be asked for their social media history
Hotel was paid up to €5m to accommodate homeless people last year
Belgian politicians have cut the allowance of the king's tearaway brother
‘No justification for this’ - An Irish diplomat is to be expelled from Russia
Paddy Jackson intends to sue Senator over tweet sent after jury verdict
Micheál Martin says Budget 2019 must prioritise the homeless crisis
Explainer: What is the Good Friday Agreement?
How to get ready to vote in the Eighth Amendment referendum
PAC 'not satisfied' Garda College still operating under multiple tax codes
'Abortion is a licence to kill'- Save the 8th launches its referendum campaign
Taoiseach says he uses his personal email for official business when his mobile phone goes dead
Micheál Martin announces Fianna Fáil front-bench reshuffle: Here's who got what job
Taoiseach declares homeless and housing crisis a national emergency
Theresa May to tour UK today to mark one-year countdown to Brexit
Trump ousts Veteran Affairs chief as he taps White House doctor to replace him
Social workers have to develop skills to deal with allegations of historical abuse 'on the hoof'
Committee raises stigmatisation concerns over the use of 'welfare cheats' term in department campaign
'It's not good enough': Committee says better oversight of how RTÉ spends taxpayers' money is needed
Referendum on repealing the Eighth Amendment to be held on Friday 25 May
Dr Rhona Mahony joins Together for Yes repeal campaign
Tánaiste denies doing a U-turn on abortion
Belfast council votes to award Bill Clinton freedom of the city
Taoiseach says it would be appropriate for Pope to visit survivors of Catholic Church abuse in Ireland
China and North Korea confirm that Kim Jong-un took a secret trip to Beijing
Dept of Justice had 'shortcomings' but 'did not deliberately conceal' emails from Disclosures Tribunal
Government plans to reduce the cost of the morning-after pill or make it free for all women
Sinn Féin senator who retweeted post calling IRA victim a 'sadist' makes 'sincere apology' in Seanad
Varadkar says Coveney's call for two-thirds majority lock in abortion law is unconstitutional
Taoiseach says expulsion of Russian diplomat from Ireland is an 'act of solidarity' with the UK
Leo's controversial Strategic Communications Unit to be wound down within months