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US government employees are able to go back to work today as Trump signs bill ending shutdown
On The JournalRacism row
Ukip in turmoil as two top figures quit party after leader refuses to step down
On The Journalthe eighth
'Households will be split' - Leading Fianna Fáil TD doesn't back his leader on abortion
Michelle O'NeillNominations for the deputy leadership of SF open today - so far there's just one candidate
happy anniversaryHopes that the US government shutdown would be just for the weekend have been dashed
EMERGENCY MEETINGUkip leader loses no confidence vote after row over comments made by ex-girlfriend
On The JournalNegotiations
Mike Pence says US would support two-state solution between Palestine and Israel
On The JournalOpinion Poll
Drop in support for Fine Gael as voters say health service issues would impact their vote
On The Journalrussia links
Mueller investigation: How Trump might respond to lawyers' tough questions
SmokingOver 300 retailers targeted in sting operations to see if they're selling cigarettes to under 18s
On The JournalPSC
"It is the worst form of humiliation" - Woman denied Public Services Card due to adopted status
On The JournalJello Shots Fired
Democrat leader says negotiating with Trump White House is 'like negotiating with jello'
On The Journalboth sides now
'These are not faceless women': Key moments from the Dáil's Eighth Amendment debate
On The Journalthe eighth
Varadkar says Ireland's abortion laws are 'too restrictive and need to be reformed'
DIVIDED PARTY'There are two views in the party': Fianna Fáil split after Micheál Martin says he supports repeal
On The JournalLabour Party
'Unexpected but exciting': New Zealand Prime Minister pregnant with first child
On The Journalrepeal the 8th
Repeal-supporting Micheál Martin doesn't think he's out of step with his own party
On The JournalTrolley crisis
The government vowed to stop it, but 10,000 elderly people had to wait in A&E for more than a day
Border CrossingTrump says his plan for border wall has never changed after aide called it 'uninformed'
On The Journalpossible thaw
'We don’t have a lot of time': Last-ditch Stormont talks start next week
On The Journaldrink driving
Shane Ross accidentally voted against his own drink-driving bill in the Dáil today
On The JournalTracker Scandal
'Take a look in the mirror': Why didn't the Central Bank act earlier on the tracker mortgage scandal?
