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Paul Murphy accepts Sinn Féin apology for sharing fake Facebook post
On The Journal Dublin South West
Paul Murphy accepts Sinn Féin apology for sharing fake Facebook post
5 Oct 2014
91
Minister: It would be a 'cop out' to reveal Fine Gael official
On The Journal McNulty-gate
Minister: It would be a 'cop out' to reveal Fine Gael official
5 Oct 2014
38
'A few kisses from Cáit Keane': Water, water, everywhere as we hit the campaign trail in DSW
On The Journal Dublin South West
'A few kisses from Cáit Keane': Water, water, everywhere as we hit the campaign trail in DSW
5 Oct 2014
65
Ian Talbot
On The Journal budget 2015
Opinion: 4 things that can be implemented in the Budget to promote economic growth
Ian Talbot
5 Oct 2014
27
Plans to clampdown on abuse of anti-anxiety drugs ready 'within months'
On The Journal street dealing
Plans to clampdown on abuse of anti-anxiety drugs ready 'within months'
5 Oct 2014
40
Saturday
4 Oct 2014
Taoiseach confronted by 'knicker-brandishing' protesters during Fine Gael dinner
On The Journal knickersforchoice
Taoiseach confronted by 'knicker-brandishing' protesters during Fine Gael dinner
4 Oct 2014
114
"I hope you won’t get into trouble...": Here are the winners and losers from the political week
On The Journal house of cards
"I hope you won’t get into trouble...": Here are the winners and losers from the political week
4 Oct 2014
26
A lot of people in the Labour Party are feeling the 'The Burton Bounce' right now
On The Journal Something about Joanie
A lot of people in the Labour Party are feeling the 'The Burton Bounce' right now
4 Oct 2014
92
Friday
3 Oct 2014
Anyone with a reinstated discretionary medical card 'need not worry'
On The Journal Leo
Anyone with a reinstated discretionary medical card 'need not worry'
3 Oct 2014
18
The official jobs and economic outlooks are better than expected, but don't get too excited...
On The Journal killjoys
The official jobs and economic outlooks are better than expected, but don't get too excited...
3 Oct 2014
21
Removal of the Dáil prayer would be "out of step with modern practice"
On The Journal Blasphemy
Removal of the Dáil prayer would be "out of step with modern practice"
3 Oct 2014
103
Sinn Féin's Dáil favourite: I'm not paying my water charges
On The Journal Protest
Sinn Féin's Dáil favourite: I'm not paying my water charges
3 Oct 2014
157
Gerry Adams wasn't allowed tweet from a direct provision centre today - here's why
On The Journal direct provision
Gerry Adams wasn't allowed tweet from a direct provision centre today - here's why
3 Oct 2014
78
A Garda whistleblower is backing MEP's legal battle with Phil Hogan
On The Journal Support
A Garda whistleblower is backing MEP's legal battle with Phil Hogan
3 Oct 2014
'Nothing republican about it' - Martin McGuinness leads outrage over Orange Hall burning
On The Journal some men just want to watch the world burn
'Nothing republican about it' - Martin McGuinness leads outrage over Orange Hall burning
3 Oct 2014
102
Tánaiste won't say who she's voting for in the Seanad election
On The Journal the mcnulty saga
Tánaiste won't say who she's voting for in the Seanad election
3 Oct 2014
63
The Briefcase: No-go hollier zones, pre-budget chat and the value of reading the fine print
On The Journal inbox me
The Briefcase: No-go hollier zones, pre-budget chat and the value of reading the fine print
3 Oct 2014
1
"We will be judged on how we treat those who present at our borders" - President Higgins
On The Journal direct provision
"We will be judged on how we treat those who present at our borders" - President Higgins
3 Oct 2014
307
Australia is joining the fight against Islamic State in Iraq
On The Journal Air Strikes
Australia is joining the fight against Islamic State in Iraq
3 Oct 2014
68
State of the Nation: The Omnishambles that just won't go away
On The Journal Dáil talk
State of the Nation: The Omnishambles that just won't go away
3 Oct 2014
35
McNulty thanks supporters as it emerges he might take seat if elected
On The Journal Seanad
McNulty thanks supporters as it emerges he might take seat if elected
3 Oct 2014
60
Thursday
2 Oct 2014
Laughter and applause for Phil Hogan, as Sinn Féin challenge falls flat
On The Journal good hearing
Laughter and applause for Phil Hogan, as Sinn Féin challenge falls flat
2 Oct 2014
241
TDs and Senators visited Shannon Airport today - to see if the US military should still be there
On The Journal Shannonwatch
TDs and Senators visited Shannon Airport today - to see if the US military should still be there
2 Oct 2014
114
Garda whistleblower: The way I was treated destroyed me, my career, and my family
On The Journal PAC
Garda whistleblower: The way I was treated destroyed me, my career, and my family
2 Oct 2014
23
With 12 days until the Budget, here's how the numbers are shaping up
On The Journal Exchequer Returns
With 12 days until the Budget, here's how the numbers are shaping up
2 Oct 2014
47
Here's what PAC discovered about how public money was wasted
On The Journal costly
Here's what PAC discovered about how public money was wasted
2 Oct 2014
20
The ECB will start its shopping spree within weeks to get the eurozone going
On The Journal Hey Big Spender
The ECB will start its shopping spree within weeks to get the eurozone going
2 Oct 2014
20
Heather Humphreys had another bad afternoon answering questions on 'McNulty-gate'
On The Journal baptism of fire
Heather Humphreys had another bad afternoon answering questions on 'McNulty-gate'
2 Oct 2014
43
Joan Burton told: 'The country wants Enda's head on a plate and you can deliver it'
On The Journal Question Time
Joan Burton told: 'The country wants Enda's head on a plate and you can deliver it'
2 Oct 2014
77
It's official: We'll have a referendum to remove blasphemy from the Constitution
On The Journal No offence
It's official: We'll have a referendum to remove blasphemy from the Constitution
2 Oct 2014
160
It turns out 'an awful lot of people' have already voted for John McNulty
On The Journal Alan Kelly
It turns out 'an awful lot of people' have already voted for John McNulty
2 Oct 2014
33
Enda Kenny: The 'Double Irish' tax loophole isn't our fault and we don't promote it
On The Journal Talking tax
Enda Kenny: The 'Double Irish' tax loophole isn't our fault and we don't promote it
2 Oct 2014
46
New social housing plan would force developers to 'use it or lose it'
On The Journal if you don't build it...
New social housing plan would force developers to 'use it or lose it'
2 Oct 2014
39
We should cap how much people can borrow or risk another property bubble
On The Journal bust a cap
We should cap how much people can borrow or risk another property bubble
2 Oct 2014
39
Ireland is one step closer to a ban on smoking near children in cars
On The Journal stubbed out
Ireland is one step closer to a ban on smoking near children in cars
2 Oct 2014
51
State of the Nation: Noonan to the rescue
On The Journal Dáil talk
State of the Nation: Noonan to the rescue
2 Oct 2014
41
So just what is the government doing about homelessness?
On The Journal homeless ireland
So just what is the government doing about homelessness?
2 Oct 2014
8
How many ministers own a second home anyway?
On The Journal home away from home
How many ministers own a second home anyway?
2 Oct 2014
15
The Department of Environment has given projects led by the Orange Order €2 million since 2012
On The Journal orange you glad
The Department of Environment has given projects led by the Orange Order €2 million since 2012
2 Oct 2014
93
Wednesday
1 Oct 2014
Enda: I can't name the Fine Gael official because they'd be pilloried
On The Journal McNulty-gate
Enda: I can't name the Fine Gael official because they'd be pilloried
1 Oct 2014
121
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