Politics
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Mortgage Holders
Any tax loopholes used by vulture funds won't be closed down until the autumn, says Taoiseach
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Opinion
Opinion: How you see the Irish economy depends on if you're a glass half-full or half-empty kind of person
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uncertainty
Loan scheme for first-time buyers needs another €600m - but government yet to decide on stumping up cash
Saturday
23 Mar 2019
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factcheck
FactCheck: Did Donald Trump predict Brexit at his Scottish golf course the day before the vote?
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Fine Gael
Taoiseach promises income tax cuts and rules out entering government with Sinn Féin
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week 19
French yellow vest marches enter 19th weekend, as protestors banned from Champs-Elysées
Sponsored
‘I'd be in awe as a kid watching my dad do it’: Rugby player Sharon Lynch on why she donates platelets
IBTS
Mar 23
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Brexit
If UK seek long extension, they'll have to run candidates in European elections, says Coveney
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LONDON MARCH
Plans to avoid a hard border in a no-deal scenario are 'very rough', says Varadkar
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Brexit
Donaldson says Ireland should join the Commonwealth, Coveney says it's not on the table
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Protest
'Put it to the people': Thousands march in London calling for second Brexit referendum
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St Patrick's Day
Taoiseach says he doesn't want to be associated with actions of Conor McGregor
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tax loophole
High Court Master says case could be taken against Ireland over special tax treatment given to vulture funds
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Israeli Ambassador
Israeli ambassador praises RTÉ's 'strong position' on Eurovision boycott calls
Friday
22 Mar 2019
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article 50
Petition to reverse Brexit swells to 3.7m signatures, as Commons states that 96% of supporters are British
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Simon Coveney
EU Commission, Ireland and the UK 'have thought about' border issue, but no formal discussions
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CervicalCheck
'Deeply flawed' policy on open disclosure in the HSE still in place, Scally review finds
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Third Time Lucky
May faces uphill battle to get support for Brexit deal, as Ireland insists there won't be a hard border
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Your Say
Poll: Is the €130,000 salary proposed for directly-elected city mayors fair?
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waiting for godot
Waiting for clarity: Trust crumbles and tension builds in final Brexit days
Thursday
21 Mar 2019
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Brexit
Over 2 million people sign petition on Parliament website to revoke Article 50
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Gender Quotas
Fianna Fáil member wins right to take case over Ireland's gender quota laws
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8 days to go
May asks EU for more time to deliver Brexit as MPs label her 'blame game' speech 'disgraceful'
Wednesday
20 Mar 2019
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Brexit
'It is now time for MPs to decide': May says Brexit delay is 'matter of great personal regret'
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top banker
Fancy being the next governor of the Central Bank? New appointment rules have been approved
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directly-elected mayor
Cork, Limerick, and Waterford mayors will get new powers, but they can also be impeached
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diplomatic tensions
Australia furious as Turkey's president refers to Gallipoli after Christchurch mosque attack
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nine days to go
May formally asks Brexit be pushed back to 30 June - but EU warns of 'serious risks' and 'legal uncertainty'
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nine days to go
Theresa May faces battle to get EU to delay Brexit as Juncker says 'we've reached the end of the road'
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New Zealand
Jacinda Ardern calls for global fight against racism and right-wing extremism
