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Referendum
Living abroad, but want to vote? A decision on your rights could be made in the next 7 weeks
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Irish Water
John Tierney took the media (and a minister) on a bizarre tour around a water treatment plant today
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Exchequer Returns
The difference between now and this time last year? About €2 billion
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can cola coalyer
Now the 'curry my yoghurt' MP has been barred from speaking in Stormont...
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inappropriate tweeting?
This was the odd exchange between Gerry Adams and a TV3 journalist today
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Child Protection
Ask.fm is planning to move to Ireland and at least one minister isn't happy
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Changed his mind
Gerry Adams now says he WON'T pay water charges on his Donegal holiday home
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Notes on a scandal
Minister 'doesn't know' what was written on his hand during Prime Time debate
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Single Supervisory Mechanism
Ireland's biggest banks are getting a new regulator today and here's how it's going to work
Monday
3 Nov 2014
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Irish Water
Alan Kelly: 'We are going to get this right, it's my job to get this right'
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UISCE TÉ
'Curry my yoghurt': This DUP politician poked fun at the Irish language today
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Sorry
Fine Gael councillor 'incredibly sorry' for telling protesters to collect rainwater and drink it
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eric howell
Leo Varadkar's response to the fake Facebook profile revelations is perfect
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Our survey says...
We asked every TD and Senator if they're paying their water charges. Here's what they said...
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Strategy
If Michael Noonan is going to get a bank debt deal this is how he says he'll do it
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gone
Drogheda mayor left Fine Gael over Irish Water's 'cronyism, bonuses, allowances and privatisation'
Sunday
2 Nov 2014
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they're number one
Despite the Mairia Cahill controversy, Sinn Féin are the most popular party in Ireland
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Flashback
Check out this short video of Charlie Haughey telling us 'we're living way beyond our means'
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turnout for the books
IN PICTURES: Ireland's Umbrella Movement takes to the streets against water charges
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the usual suspects
'Things change': Labour TD defends her party's U-turn on water charges
Saturday
1 Nov 2014
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choices choices choices
Enda Kenny: It's either water charges, or a 4% tax increase, or 'boiling water for decades'
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house of cards
'An entire red herring': Here are the winners and losers from the political week
