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Donegal's newest TD: 'My house will not be standing in six years' time'
Taoiseach ‘not aware’ of any talk in Fianna Fáil about backing Colum Eastwood for president
Sinn Féin criticised for 'heartless' opposition to extending temporary protection for Ukrainians
Calls made to recognise Elizabeth Plunkett as a legal victim of Ireland's first serial killers
Call to action to tackle the prospect of a 'toxic goo lagoon' in Wexford
Almost 200 allegations of abuse of residents at nursing home in RTÉ programme were made since 2022
Taoiseach tells Ivana Bacik she 'didn't have the courage' to be in Government
'It doesn't bode well': TDs blast Peter McVerry Trust's refusal to attend PAC
Opposition TDs call for young people to hit the streets on housing in 'Raise the Roof' protest
Sinn Féin defends view that extending temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees is a 'mistake'
'Emergency rally' against racism held outside Belfast City Hall after days of unrest
Kids to be asked to take Confirmation pledge not to vape
Survivors of male violence rallying at Dáil to call for ban on counselling notes in trials
Law to extend Rent Pressure Zones across country to be brought forward next week, Tánaiste says
Explainer: Why does the Government want to overhaul Rent Pressure Zones?
Some families will see their childcare fees reduced from September
Update to defective building blocks scheme cautiously welcomed by Donegal 100% Redress TD
Taoiseach says decision on whether to scrap rent caps expected in next week
Govt considers making attic conversions and house extensions for elderly relatives exempt from planning
Old Cork Prison to be demolished and rebuilt... by 2031
Prospect of unity left-wing candidate for presidential election looking increasingly unlikely
Albert Dolan: FF's 26-year-old TD on Obama comparisons, buying a house and his choice for president
Minister pushes back on top Housing civil servant who says Ireland 'doesn't need' housing tsar
'Let's call a spade a spade': Israeli government 'committing genocide in Gaza', Taoiseach says
Dáil briefly suspended after protesters interrupt debate on ‘Israeli war bonds’
Shane O'Farrell's family say they still need answers after State apologises for his death
Shane was cycling home in 2011 when he was struck by a car driven by a man who should have been in jail at the time.
Housing Minister says judicial reviews against housing developments being 'weaponised'
'Appalling lack of investment': Just two new garda stations opened in the last eight years
'We need to declare an emergency': Politicians call on public to join housing protest next month
Calls for reintroduction of 100% mortgages for first time buyers - but politicians urge caution
This type of mortgage is slowly creeping back into the market in the UK. We wanted to know if Ireland should follow suit.
June 2026 now earliest date the National Children's Hospital will begin seeing patients
'BAM’s pace is insufficient': National Children's Hospital delayed again until September 2025
Why is a teenager sleeping outside the Dáil tonight and what's going on with 'assessments of need'?
RTÉ asks EBU for breakdown of Eurovision televote amid disquiet over Israel placing
Broadcasters in Spain and Belgium have also raised concerns.
Digitalisation of 1926 Census one step closer as Cabinet to hear next steps
Why are pro-Palestine groups calling for Ireland to prevent the sale of Israeli 'war bonds'?
Uisce Éireann CEO says 'serial objectors' to treatment plants are costing the state 'billions'
Taoiseach backs existing Gaza aid agencies after EU official suggests helping Israel provide aid
Bakhurst says RTÉ won't pull Irish entry out of Eurovision despite protests against Israel
‘No chance of sanctions’: We asked all 14 Irish MEPs for their view on the EU’s response to Israel
As members of the EU prepare to celebrate Europe Day, we asked Irish MEPs to reflect on the bloc’s response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.