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Hardworking
In numbers: The Dáil and Seanad sat for 234 days or 1,745 hours last year
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city slickers
Rebel Labour TDs warn of "rip off" over Dublin's property tax being spent in rural areas
Tuesday
1 Jul 2014
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New powers
GSOC will be allowed to investigate the Garda Commissioner under new reforms
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Dáil
TDs stopped from asking Enda Kenny questions - then he's stopped from answering them
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Selfie central
It's the first day of the new European Parliament and these Irish MEPs were really excited
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bessborough
Handover of 25,000 mother-and-baby files indicates "scale and breadth" of investigation
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EU Commissioner
Why Eamon Gilmore wants a top EU job, and why it would be a win for Labour if he got it
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the outgoing leader
"Worth considering": Howlin talks up Gilmore's credentials for EU job
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Internal strife
'Good cop/bad cop' claims lead to call for banking inquiry to 'remove cloak of secrecy'
Monday
30 Jun 2014
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three become one
Scrap 3-person GSOC, set-up whistleblower 'hotline': Here's what needs to change, Minister told
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Not saying
We asked these two ministers who they'd like Ireland's next European Commissioner to be*
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hard work
Ministers celebrate 10 years of the Luas by eating cake and listening to gospel music
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Not happening
'It's not on the agenda': The government won't be getting rid of the Free Travel Scheme
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the commission
Want a say on the mother-and-baby inquiry? Midday today is the deadline...
Sunday
29 Jun 2014
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HSE
'I hope he survives': Senator Crown doesn't think Reilly has been given the chance he needs in health
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off to europe?
Costello says Gilmore has the 'strongest credentials' for European Commissioner job
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Your Say
Poll: Should ministers be allowed to keep a secret diary of official meetings?
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in depth
Fantasy or reality? Pearse Doherty wanted to explain 'Shinnernomics', so here's what he said...
Saturday
28 Jun 2014
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have i got your support?
Latest poll shows Labour support continues to fall as Sinn Féin sees a further boost
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house of cards
'A crowd of headbangers': 5 winners and 5 losers from the political week
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Welfare
A TD used a Dáil question to ask if a water meter protester would have their dole cut
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Coalition headache
The government wants to sort out its Seanad problem before the summer holidays
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nul and void
A petition to get 'My Lovely Horse' into the Eurovision was thrown out by TDs. Here's why...
Friday
27 Jun 2014
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Punishment
'Grossly unfair': Part of Dublin's property tax revenue may be spent in other counties
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Fight Fight Fight
EU leaders 'could live to regret' choosing Junker as Commission president
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About last night
Burton vs. White: 9 things we learned from the fifth and final Labour hustings
Thursday
26 Jun 2014
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Off The Buses
"Absolutely none": Changes to Free Travel Pass are off the table, says Burton
