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Cost of Living
Govt won't be dropping motorway tolls as part of its plan to tackle the cost-of-living surge
10 Jun 2022
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Thursday
9 Jun 2022
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Ukraine
Ukraine refugees to be allowed register at regional immigration hubs under new law
9 Jun 2022
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Cabinet
New law to override NI Protocol will represent a new low in British-Irish relations - Coveney
9 Jun 2022
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Housing
Conditions attached to 15,000 planning permissions to prevent bulk purchasing by investors
9 Jun 2022
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budget roundup
Hopes rise that Budget 2023 will introduce new 30% tax band to help squeezed middle
9 Jun 2022
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Wednesday
8 Jun 2022
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Northern Ireland
Donaldson says Irish Government ‘ignoring’ unionists’ concerns over Northern Ireland Protocol
8 Jun 2022
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Retirement
Proposals on possible pension age increase to go to Govt before summer recess, says minister
8 Jun 2022
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Cost of Living
No 'magic money tree' to help with fuel costs, says minister as pump prices jump above €2 a litre
8 Jun 2022
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remote working
Government will pay for 10,000 remote working days at digital hubs this summer
8 Jun 2022
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Tuesday
7 Jun 2022
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Planning
ABP controversy has potential to erode public confidence in planning system, says professional body
7 Jun 2022
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Confidence Vote
Boris Johnson promises to cut taxes after suffering bruising confidence vote
7 Jun 2022
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Front Pages
‘Night of the blond knives’: UK newspapers dissect ‘hollow victory’ for Boris Johnson
7 Jun 2022
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Estonia’s sovereign determination, Boris Johnson’s confidence vote and the recovery of bodies from the Azovstal steelworks.
7 Jun 2022
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well paid job
Ceann Comhairle salary is higher than every other politician except the President
7 Jun 2022
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ukraine crisis
Ex-Estonian Defence Forces chief: 'Neutrality is a luxury only rich countries can afford'
7 Jun 2022
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Monday
6 Jun 2022
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uk prime minister
'Not interested in snap elections': Boris Johnson welcomes support of MPs after confidence vote
6 Jun 2022
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Fighter Planes
Air Corps could buy second-hand fighters from other European air forces, jet manufacturer says
6 Jun 2022
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factfind
FactFind: Has the Irish Government done 'a lot more' than the UK to reduce the cost of living?
6 Jun 2022
Friday
3 Jun 2022
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new rule
Lawyers to prosecute Garda district court cases after court ruling bans officers from presenting
3 Jun 2022
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Housing
HAP discretion rate changes for the first time in 6 years, increasing to 35%
3 Jun 2022
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Analysis
Not quite normal: Airport chaos mirrors post-Covid economy struggling to find its level
3 Jun 2022
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Thursday
2 Jun 2022
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Trooping the Colour
BBC's jubilee coverage sparks Irish backlash after British Army officer refers to 'The Micks'
2 Jun 2022
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up up and queue
There will have to be 'consequences' if DAA airport plan fails, warns minister
2 Jun 2022
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budget 2023
Ryan signals need for social welfare and tax changes to get country through 'very difficult period'
2 Jun 2022
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How's the form?
Passport Office to increase staff and tweak child application process in response to surge
2 Jun 2022
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Wednesday
1 Jun 2022
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gulf in service
Airport CEO defends using VIP private terminal to fly to Saudi Arabia on Saturday
1 Jun 2022
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buy or lease
Buying a new Govt jet under consideration as current plane is 'nearing the end of life'
1 Jun 2022
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Tuesday
31 May 2022
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Data Retention
Justice Minister to introduce new legislation on data retention to help Gardaí
31 May 2022
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Turbulent Times
Politicians call for ‘heads to roll’ at DAA over massive queues
31 May 2022
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Cabinet
Cabinet approves two-year lease on Citywest Hotel to accommodate Ukrainian refugees
31 May 2022
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Raise The Roof
Peter McVerry 'has never been more depressed' about housing as homelessness tops 10,000
31 May 2022
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wage subsidy
Pandemic wage subsidy scheme ends today after being in place for over two years
31 May 2022
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Monday
30 May 2022
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Final Call
DAA given until tomorrow morning to find solutions to airport chaos, ministers say
30 May 2022
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Stormont Assembly
Sinn Fein to ‘keep trying’ to get a Stormont speaker elected
30 May 2022
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Derek Leinster
Bethany Home survivor 'highly concerned' by legal delays as State seeks more time to respond
30 May 2022
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Grant
Treatment Benefit Scheme for dental works, hearing aids and glasses extended by 80,000 people
30 May 2022
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