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'Crumbs from the table': Opposition says government must go further than an extra bank holiday
rental crisisExplainer: Berlin has voted to forcibly buy homes from property giants, what happens next?
thintean feinWinter Fuel Allowance payment begins this week as govt hints at widening eligibility net
On The Journalfraud hotline
Permanent TSB experiencing 'extremely high call volumes due to ongoing fraud incident'
Healthcare systemNon-EU doctors in Ireland to get more access to specialist training after pandemic campaign
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The causes of the energy price crunch, Taoiseach on child vaccines and an lection in Germany.
no keys no degrees'We're outraged, we're frustrated: Students to sleep outside Dáil to highlight accommodation crisis
On The JournalWater quality
Irish Water: Wexford incident 'a serious failure' and shows system 'no longer fit for purpose'
cervical screening CervicalCheck: 310 women take legal route despite pledges they can avoid court, Dáil hears
On The Journalstalking bill
Stalking is not a specific crime and victims say 'harassment' does not cover it
On The Journalutility bills
Budget will protect the most vulnerable against energy price hikes, says Taoiseach
On The JournalHousing
Leo Varadkar: 'We need to balance that one person's rent is another person's income'
defective blocksMica redress: Tánaiste says 'it's not the government's money' so 'we must have cost control'
Covid-19HIQA does NOT recommended more widespread use of antigen tests to replace existing measures
Covid-19Work-from-home advice officially ends today with restrictions also eased on group activities
On The JournalZapponegate
Minister Simon Coveney wins confidence vote in the Dáil by 92 votes to 59
On The JournalArmagh
DUP asks President Higgins to 'think again' as he declines invite to service marking 100 years of partition
No ConfidenceFianna Fáil TD Marc MacSharry resigns party whip and will vote against Simon Coveney in confidence motion
On The Journalrolling controversy
Katherine Zappone will be asked to appear before an Oireachtas Committee to answer questions
On The Journalmetadata
How has Graham Dwyer's case against the Irish State reached the top EU court?
tv highlightsThe Remote: Another taste of Olympic spirit, Phil Lynott's legacy and a newly streaming comedy
daily casesNPHET key points: All Ireland, Electric Picnic, declining mask wearing and 'extremely high incidence'
On The JournalThe Arts
'We got it wrong - sorry': Arts Council apologises for controversial Nina Simone segregation ad
