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return to work
'Returnships' to be introduced to help women get back into the workforce
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Business As Usual
Flights, electricity, and Anglo-Irish travel: Things that will be fine in a no-deal Brexit
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one-stop shop
New 24-hour mental health information line launched to help people access services
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Diplomatic Immunity
US diplomat's wife at centre of UK fatal crash row says she's 'devastated by this tragic accident'
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back to the backstop
Timeline: How the DUP went from 'blood red lines' to a Brexit compromise
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giant leap
NTA says it would like to expand free public transport for kids after 'phenomenal' summer uptake
Saturday
12 Oct 2019
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stretched
Revealed: Data Protection Commission's pleas for more staff and 'fit-for-purpose' office
Friday
11 Oct 2019
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Syria
Turkish Ambassador to Ireland: There's no 'threat' to send 3.6 million refugees to EU
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car pooling
'We deeply regret the hurt this has caused': Eamon Ryan says he does not want to restrict cars in rural Ireland
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Tunnel vision
Michel Barnier given go-ahead from EU to return to intensive Brexit talks
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Abiy Ahmed Ali
Ethiopia's Prime Minister wins Nobel Peace Prize for ending war with Eritrea
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rally
'Lock him up!': Trump hits out at Bidens and defends decision to withdraw from Syria
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Brexit
Brexit talks resume in Brussels after 'constructive meeting' between Varadkar and Johnson
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Petrol
'They're taking 2c off us that they don't need': Drivers paying levy on petrol that is no longer needed, committee hears
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citizenship by descent
New team established to process major increase in citizenship requests from foreign-born citizens
Thursday
10 Oct 2019
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Commuters
NTA says 'three years best case scenario' for roll out of additional train carriages
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Crunch time
Leo Varadkar and Boris Johnson say they can 'see a pathway to a possible deal'
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Syria
Explainer: As Turkey attacks and Trump watches on, who are the Kurds and why are they in the middle?
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Extortion
'I wasn't aware of it': Tánaiste denies knowing protection money was being paid to criminals on construction sites
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Múinteoirí
Gaeltacht grant to be restored for trainee teachers but not all students will be eligible
Wednesday
9 Oct 2019
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Kurds
'Deeply troubled': Tánaiste urges Turkey to refrain from assault on Syrian Kurdish forces
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rent pressure zones
'Rent controls are working': Housing minister believes rate of rising rents will moderate
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CAB
Dublin City Council denies paying money to convicted criminal and launches its own investigation
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last ditch effort
Leo Varadkar to meet Boris Johnson tomorrow to discuss securing a Brexit deal
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vapourised
Taoiseach says workplace vaping ban will be considered if doctors advise it
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budget 2020
What will the newly-announced 'Just Transition Commissioner’ for Bord na Móna do?
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watch list
'We are not nodding dogs': Tory ministers 'ready to resign' over no-deal Brexit
Tuesday
8 Oct 2019
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REITs
'I've concerns about the level of tax they're paying': Property investment firms to be hit with tax avoidance clampdown tonight
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Brexit
Leo Varadkar and Boris Johnson spoke by phone this evening and hope to meet this week
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budget 2020
Open Thread: Carbon tax has increased, but will it make you change your behaviour?
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budget 2020
Here's how the government plans to tackle homelessness, housing issues and high rents
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budget 2020
Here's what the government has planned for its €1.2 billion no-deal Brexit package
