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15th February 2026 - 21st February 2026
Ukraine accommodation payment to hosts to continue until 2027
Tánaiste says it's 'misleading' to buyers for property listing photos to be spruced up by AI
Booking.com says short-term lets will need up to a year to become planning compliant
Children expect to get inheritance, but family home could go to a vulture fund, committee hears
Taoiseach says government will engage with schools and NCSE following pause in review
Special Needs Assistants u-turn the talk of the Dáil amid backlash from government's own TDs
TDs from opposition and government parties say they were receiving worried calls from local schools.
One minister told The Journal that their phone was hopping on Monday night with messages from concerned parents and schools.
Concerns were raised over the review at the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party meeting last night.
Poll: How much do you save each month?
Minister responds to airline heavy-hitters' warning that Trump might raise passenger cap with Taoiseach
Plan for savings scheme to be approved 'in the first half of this year', Simon Harris says
Mary Lou McDonald to boycott St Patrick’s Day events in the White House for a second year
'Deeply disappointing': HSE to close Baggot Street Hospital sale shortly
A ‘best bids’ process was used by the HSE, with reports that a hotelier has bought the property.
This month
February 2026
Women looking to pay cash for private breast cancer treatment due to long public wait time
'Deeply disappointed’: Ministers question 'surprising' refusal of Rotunda critical care unit
‘Health infrastructure is critical infrastructure. Simple as that,’ says Health Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill
Waiting in the rain for a bus? Just three shelters were built in Dublin last year
Tensions between ministers over short-term lets amid questions over 'grace period' for owners
Still no timeline for Occupied Territories Bill as minister says she's awaiting AG advice
Government rows back on short-term let regulations for towns with populations over 10,000
Minister says he will meet campaigners over flight time changes between Donegal and Dublin
Ten years young for the Social Democrats — is it becoming a viable alternative for some SF voters?
With the party seeing a boost in the polls questions are being asked if some Sinn Féin voters are migrating to the Soc Dems.
Holly Cairns says coalition is an 'endless doom loop of failure' and calls for Triple Lock vote
SocDems' proposal to tackle deepfakes: Everyone should get copyright of their own image and voice
Holly Cairns says Taoiseach should visit Trump on St Patrick's Day
Sick notes and full crèches: Holly Cairns details the Dáil's failure to support mothers
The Social Democrats leader sits down with The Journal to talk women in politics and whether she could do business with Sinn Féin.
Holly Cairns says government is trying to 'gut or shelve' the Occupied Territories bill
Taoiseach receives formal invitation from Donald Trump to visit the White House in March
Dublin Central and Galway West voters get ready: The by-elections have been earmarked for 22 May
There's two by-elections this year and some of the runners and riders have already been announced
New scheme to disregard historical convictions of gay and bisexual men
Social media firms criticise X for snubbing Oireachtas Committee on online safety
Committee chair Alan Kelly said it was “deeply worrying” and “pretty disrespectful” that X did not attend the committee.
Last month
January 2026
Should a water ferry from Dún Laoghaire to Dublin Port be rolled out?
Phil Hogan wants a big job in the UN, but he needs government backing to get it
Sinn Féin criticised over comments about EU loan to Ukraine with Harris saying he's 'horrified'
Could water ferries in Dublin Bay be one solution to the capital's congestion problem?
Commuting by water is a common approach used around the world and should be considered here, say two Fine Gael representatives.
Government pushes ahead with steps to scrap the Triple Lock
Explainer: In a few weeks, new rent rules will kick in - here's how it might impact you
Changes to rental rules kick in on 1 March and its causing a lot of confusion.
We asked every coalition TD if the Taoiseach should go to Washington
Fianna Fáil’s Seán Ó Fearghaíl said Micheál Martin should heed the advice of California Governor Gavin Newson this week.
Tánaiste says Cabinet proposals ready in weeks to deal with AI non-consensual sexual images
Ireland has just three adult eating disorder beds and referrals for help are on the rise
Former Lord Mayor Hazel Chu in the running to become Green Party deputy leader
Taoiseach will contact X and ask it to turn up to Oireachtas Media Committee meeting next week