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Here’s where 28 government ministers are going for St Patrick’s Day
On The Journal jetsetting
Here’s where 28 government ministers are going for St Patrick’s Day
17 Feb 2014
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Youth unemployment ‘puts the wind beneath the wings of every extremist in Europe’
On The Journal Threat
Youth unemployment ‘puts the wind beneath the wings of every extremist in Europe’
17 Feb 2014
49
Noonan says income tax cuts are not a play for popularity
On The Journal Snip
Noonan says income tax cuts are not a play for popularity
17 Feb 2014
37
Italy is about to pick 'The Fonz' as its third successive unelected prime minister
On The Journal Matteo Renzi
Italy is about to pick 'The Fonz' as its third successive unelected prime minister
17 Feb 2014
17
Minister can't rule out "fiver or tenner" charge for 'free' GP care
On The Journal nothing is free
Minister can't rule out "fiver or tenner" charge for 'free' GP care
17 Feb 2014
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Eamon Ryan: It wasn't too difficult dusting myself down and getting back
On The Journal Election 2014
Eamon Ryan: It wasn't too difficult dusting myself down and getting back
17 Feb 2014
58
Sunday
16 Feb 2014
TD's support for independent GSOC investigation could 'compromise' Oireachtas questioning
On The Journal gsoc
TD's support for independent GSOC investigation could 'compromise' Oireachtas questioning
16 Feb 2014
31
Nessa Childers: A lot of TDs don't understand what it's like to be in my position
On The Journal Election 2014
Nessa Childers: A lot of TDs don't understand what it's like to be in my position
16 Feb 2014
36
Here's who Fine Gael picked as European election candidates for Ireland South
On The Journal Election 2014
Here's who Fine Gael picked as European election candidates for Ireland South
16 Feb 2014
54
"It's called accountability": Tánaiste defends course of GSOC bugging controversy
On The Journal Garda
"It's called accountability": Tánaiste defends course of GSOC bugging controversy
16 Feb 2014
49
'You're representatives of an illness industry': 5 winners and 5 losers from the political week
On The Journal house of cards
'You're representatives of an illness industry': 5 winners and 5 losers from the political week
16 Feb 2014
15
Charity regulator to cost €960,000 until it becomes self-financing
On The Journal Fees
Charity regulator to cost €960,000 until it becomes self-financing
16 Feb 2014
31
Saturday
15 Feb 2014
7 things we learned from Labour's one-day conference
On The Journal Labour conference
7 things we learned from Labour's one-day conference
15 Feb 2014
78
Tánaiste: 'For six long years, our country and our people have been to hell and back'
On The Journal Labour conference
Tánaiste: 'For six long years, our country and our people have been to hell and back'
15 Feb 2014
131
Brendan Howlin: ‘The most resistant group I have come across are the most privileged’
On The Journal Labour conference
Brendan Howlin: ‘The most resistant group I have come across are the most privileged’
15 Feb 2014
148
Reilly: Universal health insurance will not put the state's finances at risk
On The Journal expenditure
Reilly: Universal health insurance will not put the state's finances at risk
15 Feb 2014
58
‘We get on extremely well’: Brendan Howlin ‘annoyed’ by report of rift with James Reilly
On The Journal Absolutely normal
‘We get on extremely well’: Brendan Howlin ‘annoyed’ by report of rift with James Reilly
15 Feb 2014
20
Noonan confirms he said no to bonuses in face-to-face meeting with AIB bosses
On The Journal incentivisation
Noonan confirms he said no to bonuses in face-to-face meeting with AIB bosses
15 Feb 2014
31
Here’s what’s planned for Labour’s conference in Meath today
On The Journal Labour conference
Here’s what’s planned for Labour’s conference in Meath today
15 Feb 2014
53
The GSOC bugging saga: Here's what's happened since the story broke last Sunday
On The Journal seven days
The GSOC bugging saga: Here's what's happened since the story broke last Sunday
15 Feb 2014
35
Friday
14 Feb 2014
Vincent Browne accepts Taoiseach's invitation to Castlebar - three decades later
On The Journal your move taoiseach
Vincent Browne accepts Taoiseach's invitation to Castlebar - three decades later
14 Feb 2014
80
Commissioner “very very satisfied” no members of the gardaí spied on GSOC
On The Journal BUGGING
Commissioner “very very satisfied” no members of the gardaí spied on GSOC
14 Feb 2014
226
'Roof leak at psychiatric unit results in patients sleeping in wet beds,' says TD
On The Journal Galway
'Roof leak at psychiatric unit results in patients sleeping in wet beds,' says TD
14 Feb 2014
26
TD calls public meeting that opposes social housing that he voted for
On The Journal Glass Houses
TD calls public meeting that opposes social housing that he voted for
14 Feb 2014
47
Thursday
13 Feb 2014
Shatter asks GSOC to clarify 'surveillance' comments
On The Journal bugging claims
Shatter asks GSOC to clarify 'surveillance' comments
13 Feb 2014
86
‘Women in politics can’t win when it comes to appearance’ – Childers
On The Journal Airbrushing
‘Women in politics can’t win when it comes to appearance’ – Childers
13 Feb 2014
59
Shatter rules out independent GSOC inquiry
On The Journal BUGGING
Shatter rules out independent GSOC inquiry
13 Feb 2014
113
The PAC's next target? How political parties spend €12m of taxpayers' money
On The Journal relentless
The PAC's next target? How political parties spend €12m of taxpayers' money
13 Feb 2014
25
It's highly likely there will be a legal challenge to plain tobacco packaging, says Law Society
On The Journal Smoking
It's highly likely there will be a legal challenge to plain tobacco packaging, says Law Society
13 Feb 2014
50
PAC will ask another Dáil committee if it can release the garda whistleblower transcript
On The Journal Penalty Points
PAC will ask another Dáil committee if it can release the garda whistleblower transcript
13 Feb 2014
15
'Am I satisfied that no organ of the State put GSOC under surveillance? Yes I am'
On The Journal Eamon Gilmore
'Am I satisfied that no organ of the State put GSOC under surveillance? Yes I am'
13 Feb 2014
71
Tobacco bosses told: 'You represent an illness industry, it's payback time'
On The Journal Smoking
Tobacco bosses told: 'You represent an illness industry, it's payback time'
13 Feb 2014
65
HSE accused of producing new information on live TV 'for dramatic effect'
On The Journal top-ups
HSE accused of producing new information on live TV 'for dramatic effect'
13 Feb 2014
6
James Reilly: Rehab not subject to public pay policy
On The Journal top-ups
James Reilly: Rehab not subject to public pay policy
13 Feb 2014
58
Dáil's youngest TD now favourite to run for Fine Gael in European elections
On The Journal Election 2014
Dáil's youngest TD now favourite to run for Fine Gael in European elections
13 Feb 2014
48
Company behind Poolbeg incinerator will 'see how it plays out'
On The Journal Tower Defence
Company behind Poolbeg incinerator will 'see how it plays out'
13 Feb 2014
16
Wednesday
12 Feb 2014
Taoiseach orders report on ‘confidential recipient and whistleblower conversation’
On The Journal Gardaí
Taoiseach orders report on ‘confidential recipient and whistleblower conversation’
12 Feb 2014
47
Oireachtas committee has “grave concerns” about issues raised by GSOC
On The Journal bugging claims
Oireachtas committee has “grave concerns” about issues raised by GSOC
12 Feb 2014
73
'The fun is over': John Gilroy won't actually be seeking the Labour MEP nomination
On The Journal No thanks
'The fun is over': John Gilroy won't actually be seeking the Labour MEP nomination
12 Feb 2014
18
Taoiseach: We'll consider tax cuts next year, if we can afford it
On The Journal debt and taxes
Taoiseach: We'll consider tax cuts next year, if we can afford it
12 Feb 2014
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