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Ukrainian ambassador urges Irish politicians to maintain pressure on Russia
On The Journal ukraine crisis
Ukrainian ambassador urges Irish politicians to maintain pressure on Russia
15 Feb 2022
7
Explainer: Was the USC meant to be a temporary measure?
On The Journal Universal Social Charge
Explainer: Was the USC meant to be a temporary measure?
15 Feb 2022
49
Stormont cannot strike three-year budget amid current crisis, minister says
On The Journal stormont crisis
Stormont cannot strike three-year budget amid current crisis, minister says
15 Feb 2022
4
Disability minister seeks independent review of HSE disability services in Northwest
On The Journal anne rabbitte
Disability minister seeks independent review of HSE disability services in Northwest
15 Feb 2022
3
Ministers who breach 'cooling-off' period before lobbying could soon be fined €25k
On The Journal Sanctions
Ministers who breach 'cooling-off' period before lobbying could soon be fined €25k
15 Feb 2022
16
Monday
14 Feb 2022
All Covid-19 restrictions in Northern Ireland to be lifted from tomorrow
On The Journal Stormont Executive
All Covid-19 restrictions in Northern Ireland to be lifted from tomorrow
14 Feb 2022
6
People refused entry to pubs don't get 'adequate access to justice' under complaints system
On The Journal IHREC
People refused entry to pubs don't get 'adequate access to justice' under complaints system
14 Feb 2022
Saturday
12 Feb 2022
FactCheck: Is the Protocol costing Northern Ireland's economy £2.5 million every day?
On The Journal factcheck
FactCheck: Is the Protocol costing Northern Ireland's economy £2.5 million every day?
12 Feb 2022
Jeffrey Donaldson says no to chances of Protocol deal as unionists discuss pre-election pact
On The Journal Brexit
Jeffrey Donaldson says no to chances of Protocol deal as unionists discuss pre-election pact
12 Feb 2022
27
'You could do it overnight': Referendum on letting TDs vote remotely described as 'unnecessary'
On The Journal remote voting
'You could do it overnight': Referendum on letting TDs vote remotely described as 'unnecessary'
12 Feb 2022
29
FactCheck: Was a Fine Gael junior minister right to say one in four SHDs are subject to judicial review?
On The Journal fine gael ministers
FactCheck: Was a Fine Gael junior minister right to say one in four SHDs are subject to judicial review?
12 Feb 2022
Friday
11 Feb 2022
UK police send Boris Johnson legal questionnaire in No 10 'partygate' probe
On The Journal Downing Street
UK police send Boris Johnson legal questionnaire in No 10 'partygate' probe
11 Feb 2022
14
Group to investigate options for funding severe pregnancy sickness drug to make it more available
On The Journal Pregnancy
Group to investigate options for funding severe pregnancy sickness drug to make it more available
11 Feb 2022
4
List of 17 candidates announced for upcoming Seanad by-election
On The Journal Seanad by-election
List of 17 candidates announced for upcoming Seanad by-election
11 Feb 2022
31
Brandon Lewis: Unionists should clarify whether they would take up Deputy First Minister role
On The Journal Northern Ireland secretary
Brandon Lewis: Unionists should clarify whether they would take up Deputy First Minister role
11 Feb 2022
26
Explainer: Who benefits from the €200 electricity rebate and how do I make sure I do?
On The Journal Bills Bills Bills
Explainer: Who benefits from the €200 electricity rebate and how do I make sure I do?
11 Feb 2022
63
Cost of living: Government rejects criticism of 'universal' and 'anti-motorist' measures
On The Journal inflation crisis
Cost of living: Government rejects criticism of 'universal' and 'anti-motorist' measures
11 Feb 2022
85
Shoot-out on Irish border remembered 100 years on
On The Journal Clones Affray
Shoot-out on Irish border remembered 100 years on
11 Feb 2022
5
Thursday
10 Feb 2022
Mary Lou McDonald congratulates Queen Elizabeth II on 'a lifetime of service'
On The Journal platinum jubilee
Mary Lou McDonald congratulates Queen Elizabeth II on 'a lifetime of service'
10 Feb 2022
59
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
On The Journal evening fix
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
10 Feb 2022
Cost of living package: Public transport fares to be cut by 20% and electricity customers to get €200 credit
On The Journal inflation crisis
Cost of living package: Public transport fares to be cut by 20% and electricity customers to get €200 credit
10 Feb 2022
216
Boris Johnson refutes former PM's assertion that he has damaged the UK's reputation
On The Journal Downing Street parties
Boris Johnson refutes former PM's assertion that he has damaged the UK's reputation
10 Feb 2022
30
O'Neill says 'real prospect' Covid restrictions will have to stay in NI due to legal issues
On The Journal The North
O'Neill says 'real prospect' Covid restrictions will have to stay in NI due to legal issues
10 Feb 2022
3
'Government doesn't get it': Opposition parties say cost of living package won't go far enough
On The Journal Inflation
'Government doesn't get it': Opposition parties say cost of living package won't go far enough
10 Feb 2022
54
Analysis: Defence Commission report sets out stark reality of Ireland's military incapacity
On The Journal Analysis
Analysis: Defence Commission report sets out stark reality of Ireland's military incapacity
10 Feb 2022
60
Labour's Starmer accuses Boris Johnson of inciting mob with violent fascist conspiracy theory
On The Journal savile slur
Labour's Starmer accuses Boris Johnson of inciting mob with violent fascist conspiracy theory
10 Feb 2022
16
Ireland follows Europe's lead as package aimed at surging household costs to be unveiled today
On The Journal what to expect
Ireland follows Europe's lead as package aimed at surging household costs to be unveiled today
10 Feb 2022
47
Wednesday
9 Feb 2022
Detectives investigating No 10 parties to start contacting people believed to have taken part
On The Journal champagne problems
Detectives investigating No 10 parties to start contacting people believed to have taken part
9 Feb 2022
26
SF's Eoin Ó Broin accuses Taoiseach of 'downright lies' amid Dáil ructions
On The Journal Out of Order
SF's Eoin Ó Broin accuses Taoiseach of 'downright lies' amid Dáil ructions
9 Feb 2022
60
Peadar Tóibín names Soldier F under parliamentary privilege in the Dáil
On The Journal Bloody Sunday
Peadar Tóibín names Soldier F under parliamentary privilege in the Dáil
9 Feb 2022
Explainer: Here's how the government's ambitious retrofitting grant scheme is meant to work
On The Journal Energy
Explainer: Here's how the government's ambitious retrofitting grant scheme is meant to work
9 Feb 2022
42
HSE looking into whether 'special arrangement' possible for access to severe pregnancy sickness drug
On The Journal cariban
HSE looking into whether 'special arrangement' possible for access to severe pregnancy sickness drug
9 Feb 2022
11
'Immediate steps' should be taken to protect Ireland's hedgerows, committee to hear
On The Journal Emergency
'Immediate steps' should be taken to protect Ireland's hedgerows, committee to hear
9 Feb 2022
19
Government retrofitting plan doesn't go far enough for lower income families, experts say
On The Journal Energy
Government retrofitting plan doesn't go far enough for lower income families, experts say
9 Feb 2022
39
Tuesday
8 Feb 2022
'Shaggy dog' jibe made about efforts to save Boris Johnson's leadership sparks confusion in the Commons
On The Journal House Of Commons
'Shaggy dog' jibe made about efforts to save Boris Johnson's leadership sparks confusion in the Commons
8 Feb 2022
13
Taliban in Geneva for week of talks as Afghanistan remains in humanitarian crisis
On The Journal Taliban
Taliban in Geneva for week of talks as Afghanistan remains in humanitarian crisis
8 Feb 2022
14
Government announces plans for grants to cover up to 50% of cost for deep home retrofit
On The Journal Retrofitting
Government announces plans for grants to cover up to 50% of cost for deep home retrofit
8 Feb 2022
114
'Not the view' of ministers that cost of living can be solved by switching suppliers - Taoiseach
On The Journal Sorry now
'Not the view' of ministers that cost of living can be solved by switching suppliers - Taoiseach
8 Feb 2022
126
A referendum to allow TDs to vote remotely is looking likely
On The Journal outside the chamber
A referendum to allow TDs to vote remotely is looking likely
8 Feb 2022
37
Coveney: Champagne-gate pic was 'careless mistake', says in hindsight he should have raised it with officials
On The Journal Foreign Affairs minister
Coveney: Champagne-gate pic was 'careless mistake', says in hindsight he should have raised it with officials
8 Feb 2022
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