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Girl Power
These are the Fianna Fáil women who could be in line for a promotion
14 May 2016
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IN 1985
The Greens' new senator on her activist past and the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior
14 May 2016
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Opinion
The Debate Room: Should Child Benefit be linked to school attendance?
Caitriona O'Neill and William Gallagher
14 May 2016
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barrett and kitt
Outgoing Dáil Chairmen paid €17,626 in February and March, despite overseeing just four hours of debate
14 May 2016
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Settling in
TDs claimed more than €500,000 in expenses during March - despite only sitting twice
14 May 2016
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Friday
13 May 2016
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Late Late Show
Alan Kelly will go for Labour top job - but he's not sure who'll nominate him
13 May 2016
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human rights record
Ireland has been told by the UN Human Rights Council to change its abortion laws
13 May 2016
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Can I speak to Donald?
Donald Trump says he didn't pretend to be his own spokesman so he could brag about himself
13 May 2016
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O'Higgins report
Alan Shatter says he was spat at and abused following his resignation
13 May 2016
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national temperature
Poll: People would vote practically the same way if there was another election
13 May 2016
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stop saying stuff
Donald Trump's former butler says Obama should be "hung for treason"
13 May 2016
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keeping tabs
There are plans afoot to electronically tag Irish prisoners on bail for the first time
13 May 2016
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Human Rights
'1,000 days have felt like 1,000 years' - Irish student still in Egyptian prison
13 May 2016
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Thursday
12 May 2016
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Opinion
A shocking, sobering report leaked and then selectively reported upon by our national media
Tom Clonan
12 May 2016
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War on Obesity
PE to become Leaving Cert subject under new plan to tackle obesity in Ireland
12 May 2016
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Abortion stance
Paschal Donohoe says there will be a referendum on abortion in the coming years
12 May 2016
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water fairness bill
Labour - including Alan Kelly - wants Irish Water to refund all payments
12 May 2016
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Dilma Rousseff
It's happening - Brazil is finally set to launch an impeachment against its president
12 May 2016
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New IRA
Why is Britain worried about a terrorist attack from the North?
12 May 2016
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Neverending Story
Can people who paid their water charges sue the government for a refund?
12 May 2016
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Wednesday
11 May 2016
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Oh Sugar Sugar
Your can of Coke is about to cost more - a tax on sugary drinks is on the way
11 May 2016
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Programme for Government
Here's what the government plans to do about housing and mental health
11 May 2016
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to the voting booths
We've been promised four referendums - but not one on abortion
11 May 2016
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Guerin Report
Alan Shatter wants Dáil record changed in wake of O'Higgins report
11 May 2016
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supervised injections
The new government has committed to bringing in drug injection rooms
11 May 2016
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Irish Water
Enda Kenny tells new ministers to pay their water charges
11 May 2016
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MI5
UK security services signal 'strong possibility' of dissident Republican attack in Britain
11 May 2016
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Allegations
O'Higgins Report: Victims let down by serious flaws and failures in garda investigations
11 May 2016
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chorus of protest
Why is Dublin City Council closing a 100 bed homeless hostel? It's complicated
11 May 2016
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Battle
Howlin 'hasn't made up his mind' about running for the Labour leadership
11 May 2016
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Bad start
The vast majority of Irish people have no confidence in their new ministers
11 May 2016
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Controversial
Child benefit tied to school attendance in draft programme for government
11 May 2016
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Judgment Day
Ireland will be grilled on its human rights record at the UN today - and it might not be pretty
11 May 2016
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Tuesday
10 May 2016
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not another ballymun
'Big bang' solution needed to tackle homelessness, says Master of High Court
10 May 2016
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the new boss
The next leader of Labour - ranked from most to least likely
10 May 2016
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thin blue line
Gardaí will march to the Dáil on the new government's first day
10 May 2016
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