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FactCheck
Debunked: Video of Italian Prime Minister does not show her condemning the EU migration pact
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house oversight committee
Ghislaine Maxwell to appear before US Congress in Epstein probe - but 'will plead the Fifth'
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EU Council
Taoiseach to travel from Davos to Brussels for emergency summit as Trump walks back threats
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Sean Clancy
Irish general in top EU role: Military build-up is not about war - it's about sustaining peace
The former head of the Irish Defence Forces insists “we have to be at a position whereby we show enough deterrence to ensure that we sustain the conditions for peace”.
Wednesday
21 Jan
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no basis in fact
FactCheck: Trump claim that the US has never asked for anything from Nato is flat wrong
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trade deal
Here's how Irish MEPs voted on today's tight ballot on the EU-Mercosur trade deal
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not-for-profit childcare
'Up to' eight sites across the country to be chosen to become first State-led childcare facilities
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tariff threats
'Trump doesn't have all cards': Tánaiste says Europe will respond quickly to any tariffs imposed
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Davos
Greenland is not actually 'a giant piece of ice', despite Trump saying so seven times
“What I’m asking for is a piece of ice, cold and poorly located, that can play a vital role in world peace and world protection. It’s a very small ask,” Trump said.
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broken promises
Ireland has just three adult eating disorder beds and referrals for help are on the rise
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uhl
Taoiseach says surgeon who admitted misconduct 'should never have been operating' on Jessica Sheedy
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oireachtas media committee
Non-consensual sexual images could be 'abuse scandal of 21st century', Gráinne Seoige tells TDs
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EU
Controversial Mercosur deal stalled after MEPs vote to refer it to European courts
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World Economic Forum
In full: The Davos speech by Canada PM Mark Carney that everyone is talking about
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Technical Difficulties
Trump (eventually) departs for Davos after 'minor electrical issue' on Air Force One
The US President’s plane was forced to turn back after taking off from Washington, before he switched to a smaller aircraft.
Trump is due to address the World Economic Forum at 1.30pm, but is now expected to be late.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin will speak at an annual dinner with senior business leaders in Davos today.
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citizens assembly
Opinion: Mamdani’s New York is listening to its citizens. Why is Ireland not?
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Taxi
Taxi drivers seek crackdown on apps that 'reward longer hours and penalise job refusal'
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The Moonies
Gunman who killed former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe jailed for life
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The Troubles
House of Commons to debate removing the immunity clause from Troubles Legacy Act
Tuesday
20 Jan
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greenland crisis
Trump leaks texts from Macron and Rutte and says Europe won't 'push back too much' on Greenland
The US President doubled down on his threat to take over the Arctic island, claiming Denmark ‘can’t protect it’.
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Child Protection
The UK is considering whether to ban social media for under-16s - will Ireland follow suit?
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Green shoots
Former Lord Mayor Hazel Chu in the running to become Green Party deputy leader
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AI-generated images
Taoiseach will contact X and ask it to turn up to Oireachtas Media Committee meeting next week
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The Wire
Cabinet greenlights beefing up of covert surveillance and communication interception laws
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US-IRISH RELATIONS
US trade war would result in significant job losses and damage to Irish economy, says Martin
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income tax liability
Revenue says it is not carrying out a review of prior years regarding change to Carer’s Benefit
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heavy water use
Now out of government, Paschal Donohoe warns about water usage from 'thirsty' data centres
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World Economic Forum
Taoiseach to travel to high-stakes Davos summit as world leaders brace for Trump tariff showdown
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Cabinet
Cabinet set to sign off on plans for State-led, not-for-profit childcare facilities
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Jennie's Law
TDs to hear concerns that abusers' names won't be on domestic violence register for long enough
Monday
19 Jan
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Venezuela
Irish citizen among prisoners released from Venezuelan jail after US capture of Nicolas Maduro
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Slow Bicycle Race
Dublin City Council’s cycling and walking funds have been cut, and it may put years of work at risk
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FactCheck
Debunked: False claims spread online that Greenland would bypass Denmark in talks with US
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greenland crisis
Ireland pushes for 'cool heads' as EU looks to avoid Trump tariff war
US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs of 10% on eight European nations, but the UK and EU said they won’t be drawn into a tit-for-tat trade war.
