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National Broadband PlanRemoving 300,000 homes from original broadband plan 'made original tender less attractive'
sadiq khanLondon Mayor on Brexit during Dublin visit: 'My worry is we're sleepwalking into falling off a cliff edge'
On The JournalMortgage Arrears
It took 9 consecutive questions for bank execs to admit €1.3bn mortgage 'vehicle' won't pay tax
january deadlineAbortion legislation has passed the Dáil and it's now on to the Seanad, so what next?
On The JournalDeath and Taxes
Calls for naming and shaming of tax defaulters who do not pay their settlements
buying vs rentState spent over €1m renting Brussels embassy last year, as PAC questions value-for-money
follow the money'It's our job to question everyone': PAC says probe into president's spending was 'legitimate'
before the breakNew laws to punish landlords who raise rents above legal limit to be brought to Cabinet
tom nevilleFine Gael TD flying high after his latest film features on Aer Lingus in-flight movie list
On The Journalthe eighth amendment
'It's archaic': Request to collect more data on women who seek abortions heavily defeated in Dáil
On The JournalJamal Khashoggi
'There's not a smoking gun but a smoking saw': US senators oppose Trump on Saudi journalist's murder
russia probeFormer US security advisor Michael Flynn may not go to jail after giving 'substantial' evidence to Russia probe
On The JournalOpinion
Opinion: It is not just about petrol prices - years of austerity in France caused violent protests
National Broadband PlanBruton says tweets attributed to broadband plan director 'should not have happened'
RSVPFianna Fáil TD invites Shane Ross to travel with him on public transport to Dublin from the commuter belt
drink driving laws'Two pints was their only social outlet': Healy Rae says mass goers are being disrupted by Garda checkpoints
On The JournalAnglo Irish Bank
Watchdog staff 'lacked expertise' to interview witnesses in 'complex' Seán FitzPatrick trial
pmv trust'No one's changing the narrative here': Minister responds to criticism from Fr Peter McVerry
BrexitEuropean Court of Justice's top advisor rules UK can revoke Article 50 and remain in European Union
On The JournalBrexit
'Incredibly unusual times': DUP and Labour alliance described as 'strange, perhaps unholy'
On The Journalpeople's vote
Pressure mounts on May to publish Brexit legal advice, as Gove says People's Vote is possible
