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March
March 2024
'It is not like the UK Rwanda policy': Varadkar defends proposed change to EU asylum policy
Former Fine Gael Justice Minister criticises Govt for leaving asylum seekers on the streets
Taoiseach: There's no guarantee a future government would rerun the care referendum
Over 300,000 people to be offered measles catch-up vaccine under new plans
Met Éireann: If we had a crystal ball then maybe it would have been an orange warning
February
February 2024
Golden handshakes: How common are the big exit packages we're seeing in the news?
Minister announces legislation to stop student accommodation providers mandating 51-week leases
RTÉ chair indicated ahead of Prime Time interview that she might resign, Media Committee told
Here’s a roundup of what you should know from tonight’s media committee hearing.
Sinn Féin accused of hypocrisy after voting against landmark EU nature restoration law
A roundup of the current RTÉ crisis (and what happens next) that you can read in four minutes flat
We take a look at where we are with the latest RTÉ drama and look at the questions facing the Minister of Media.
There was no note made of phonecall now at centre of row between Dept and RTÉ, Martin says
Former DCC boss Owen Keegan to take top job at Residential Tenancies Board
New sexual violence agency opens today with plans to double refuge spaces across the country
Pressure mounts on ‘extreme’ rules keeping ownership of some Irish companies shrouded in secrecy
FAI accused of 'hypocrisy' over teams playing against Israel in marathon PAC hearing
FAI accused of 'hypocrisy' over teams playing against Israel in marathon PAC hearing
FAI's €12,000 payment to CEO was 'slip up' that shouldn’t have happened, PAC told
'The best solution': Taoiseach says Government wants to see a dual-use model used for D Hotel
Donnelly asks HSE to undo cuts to allowances as breast cancer survivors voice anger on Liveline
Ireland's national debt one of the highest in the world at €42,000 per person
Taoiseach accused of 'callous broken promises' over spinal surgery delays for children
Varadkar says there are 'huge numbers' of people who want to be Fine Gael election candidates
Irish travel ban for Israeli settlers likely, as disagreement remains at EU level
Varadkar heads to Munich Security Conference today, the first sitting Taoiseach to attend
Government needs to show benefit of allowing Israeli Ambassador to stay, says Social Democrats
'Exhausted with the fight': Outrage as Minister defends changes to special education criteria
Taoiseach slams Sinn Féin motion on TV licence fee as ‘pretty comical’
Fianna Fáil launches its Yes Yes referendum campaign today as Martin makes jibe at Fine Gael MEP
Varadkar says he is abused on the street about Gaza, as Tánaiste says sanctions not ruled out
Varadkar said Israel has become “blinded by rage” and is not even listening to the advice of its close ally the United States anymore.
Taoiseach says he has been "shouted at and abused" by the public over the government's response to Gaza
Tánaiste says Ireland could impose travel ban on West Bank settlers even if EU does not make collective decision
UNRWA chief will meet with Micheál Martin in Dublin this week
Students outraged by accommodation provider's move from 40-week tenancies to year-round leases
'Not just another protest party': TD Michael Fitzmaurice joins Independent Ireland party
Interview: TD Gary Gannon opens up about mental health and his recent ADHD diagnosis
The Dublin Central TD said he is frustrated that others in Ireland are not able to access the same supports that have been available to him.
Simon Harris announces 150 third level places for students with intellectual disabilities
Irish MEPs cite Catalan solidarity as reason for opposing resolution on Russian interference
Dáil schedule cleared after John Bruton's death, Taoiseach says he put 'people before politics'
'A first step for carers and disabled people': Yes Yes referendum campaign launched today
Labour criticises Govt as just 3% of those deemed eligible for GP visit card avail of scheme
‘We need help’: Restaurant and cafe owners say they are struggling like never before
The Journal spoke to a number of restaurant, cafe and bar owners, with all of them reporting the same problems and suggesting similar solutions.
Vulture funds now own more student accommodation in Dublin than DCU, UCD and Trinity combined
'A good day for Europe': European Council agrees €50b financial aid package for Ukraine