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Doherty says Sinn Féin will 'consider option' of no confidence motion if Helen McEntee does not resign
Government considers subsidies for developers and scrapping of fees to increase housing supply
All time
Government criticised on lack of clarity over Christmas Covid restrictions
Bertie Ahern says FF-FG government must involve Greens and SocDems to 'reflect change'
Flanagan said there is 'no threat' to local communities from Direct Provision
Peter Casey challenged over immigration during European elections tv debate
Varadkar says Ireland rejoining Commonwealth is 'not something that's on the agenda'
Minister who got job after coin toss to swap role with close ally by August
Bertie Ahern is "iffy" about how the Garda dispute was resolved
Poll shows voters want Enda gone by budget day
"I think that the suspension is a mistake" - FF and FG TDs still split over water charges
Sinn Féin says this Fine Gael video is 'typical pathetic crap'
'His courage will inspire many others who would like to be open about who they are'
We'll be aiming to collect "over 90%" of Irish Water charges - John Tierney
Minister: It would be a 'cop out' to reveal Fine Gael official
"We’ve looked at those higher earners and they’re not there." - FF rejects SF's wealth tax proposals
Howlin: The HSE are going to live up to savings targets - they have to
"It's called accountability": Tánaiste defends course of GSOC bugging controversy
“Colm Keaveney would join Hezbollah if he thought it would advance his career” – Rabbitte
"James Reilly is a reforming minister" says ministerial colleague
Tax cuts 'unlikely' in this year's budget
Junior Minister dismisses notion of abortion referendum
Minister calls Shatter controversy trivial and superficial
Howlin says State 'must acknowledge Magdalenes and make amends'
Central Bank Governor says 'deal' will not unravel
Public sector pay cuts not ruled out, increments on the table - Taoiseach
Government to focus on 'fleshing out' EU debt deal