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striking out
'In France, it's not like this': We went around Dublin to ask what tourists made of the strikes
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so it's come to this
How did we get here? 500 words on the disputes that led to Ireland's biggest strike in a generation
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stand off
Here's what industrial relations veteran Kieran Mulvey says might happen next to end strikes
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Consumer Issues
After a lot of spin, just one in four childcare services will have to cut fees under new 'caps'
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Strike
The government says it wants productivity. But where has theirs been over pay talks?
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Public sector strike
FactCheck: Have recent public sector pay increases outstripped the spiralling cost of living?
The claim is at the centre of today’s strike involving around 300,000 workers.
Tuesday
13 Oct
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Explainer
The largest strike in 17 years is happening on Wednesday. Here's everything you need to know
Which services will be impacted, which won’t and why is the action happening in the first place?
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Inside the West Bank
The battle for Silwan: Palestinian families face demolition and eviction in Jerusalem
In Silwan, a Palestinian neighbourhood in Israeli-controlled East Jerusalem, residents face mounting pressure as municipal authorities ramp up home demolitions and settler organisations pursue evictions.
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Ethics scandal
Trump asks Greece ambassador to resign amid allegations of dodgy financial dealings
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White House
Trump's new Press Secretary took three questions and dropped a bombshell during White House debut
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look who's back
Phil Hogan says he will spend 'significant six-figure sum' in bid for top UN job
Hogan also said he wasn’t going to get into “revisionism” about his breaching of Covid guidelines six years ago.
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drawing a blank
Four of five applicants for Basic Income for the Arts scheme were rejected, figures show
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national drugs strategy
Gardaí to make decision to refer personal drug users to health services
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Limerick
Minister Patrick O'Donovan takes ill at EU Presidency event and is taken by ambulance to hospital
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Industrial Action
Government is 'playing a game of chicken' with unions as strike approaches
Monday
12 Oct
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Garvaghy Road
Drumcree: Residents lose challenge to Parades Commission decision, as PSNI stands over operation
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Final Attempt
Strike set to go ahead on Wednesday as unions reject minister's latest bid for WRC talks
Wednesday’s strike will be the biggest public sector strike since the height of the financial crisis in 2009.
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North Circular Road
Replanting promised as mature trees felled in Phibsborough for BusConnects
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Cut the Crap
Locals and councillors call for action after '57 bags' of horse manure dumped in Dublin
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Public Sector
Working from home while colleagues strike is same as crossing picket line, say unions
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Free
Australian engineer Robert Pether returning home to Ireland after five years in Iraqi jail
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the vatican
Pope Leo wished 'swift recovery' after announcing he needs operation to remove lump on his lung
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Public Sector Pay
Over 23,000 TUI members commence industrial action today amid pay dispute
Sunday
11 Oct
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Weight Loss
HSE to consider public funding for Mounjaro as benefits could be ‘transformative’
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Pay dispute
Minister admits public sector strike 'probably' going ahead on Wednesday as union talks yet to begin
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Garvaghy Road
DUP leader accuses Northern Ireland Secretary of 'disgraceful appeasement' over parade ban
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EU Budget
Ireland's EU presidency criticised for ‘little progress and no meaningful new solutions’
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Internet Diaries
Tommy O'Robinson came to Ireland to eat crisps, see a 1916 relative and spread anti-Muslim hate
Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
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Taxation
Why is inheritance tax such an emotive topic in Ireland?
It’s estimated that less than 3% of Irish households will ever pay inheritance tax. So why do so many people care?
