Politics
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Questions being asked
Did Labour break its own rules to make this man one of its most senior officials?
Saturday
8 Nov 2014
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dodgy dossier
Bruton: Politician tax-dodging claims were probed by Mahon and Moriarty
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house of cards
'Curry my yoghurt can coca coalyer': Here are the winners and losers from the political week
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equality street
"Bonkers" ... That's what Peter Robinson thinks of the 'gay marriage cake' row
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who's that account
Is UKIP testing Irish waters with a Twitter page? 'No, that's not us!'
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Young Guns
Meet the 18-year-old college student who just got elected to office in the US
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Water Mistake
Something in the (Irish) Water: 2,000 jobs but still a bad week for the #AllAboutJobs govt
Friday
7 Nov 2014
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water torture
Another 69 weeks: Joan Burton reckons the General Election will happen in March 2016
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Shinner dinner
"Absolutely pathetic" - Sinn Féin hits back at criticism over $500 dinner
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Resistance
Reducing water pressure was never an option, locals would've stopped it, says TD
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Services
One teenager's 'terrifying journey' through Ireland's health system after brain injury
Thursday
6 Nov 2014
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Water Charges
People who don't pay water charges will NOT have their supply reduced or cut off, says Minister
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The Flannery Files
Frank Flannery is doing a weekly political podcast with Bill O'Herlihy
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Third Secret of Fatima
'Take a bailout or we'll cut emergency funding' - ECB to Ireland in 2010
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letters of note
These are the letters sent between Brian Lenihan and the ECB before the bailout
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Dáil talk
State of the Nation: The infamous Lenihan-Trichet letter has finally been published
Wednesday
5 Nov 2014
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Water Charges
Burton: €200 water bill for four adult family is my personal hope... and Enda is on the same page
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mairia cahill
Opinion: Sinn Féin continues its Stand By Your Man policy... but will it sour public opinion?
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New Law
Did you have to give up your health insurance? Here's how Leo Varadkar wants to help
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Seanadigans
There was an almighty row over Phil Hogan and Irish Water in the Seanad today
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profile picture
The Irish government is asking for more and more user data from Facebook
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prize draw
1994: Homeowners told they could win cars and holidays if they paid their water charges
Tuesday
4 Nov 2014
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Money Money Money
Joan Burton says family of four will pay less than €200 water charges (but that's only her view)
