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Election 2014Noonan: Income tax burden will be eased next year, Gilmore: 'It's too soon to speculate'
On The JournalInvestigation
Legal advice sought on French request for further assistance with du Plantier case
On The JournalElection 2014
VIDEO: Labour candidate confronted in Dublin, "thuggery and intimidation" says Joan Burton
On The JournalReaction
Taoiseach: Gerry Adams' arrest is nothing to do with us... or any other political party here
CompellabilityAngela Kerins and Frank Flannery to be forced before PAC after they 'throw kitchen sink' at committee
On The JournalHomelessness
'Getting worse by the night': TDs debate Ireland's growing housing crisis
quite the pairTwo ministers and a famously brassy lady in a wooden box. What could go wrong this time?
On The Journalhello again
A Fine Gael TD who voted against the party on abortion is back in the fold
On The JournalUp In The Air
The government may have agreed on a banking inquiry, but there's still no deal on water charges
Banking InquiryGovernment will establish a banking inquiry next week and this Labour TD will chair it
On The JournalThe campaign trail
How much grief are Micheál Martin and Fianna Fáil getting on the doorsteps?
On The JournalAengus O'Rourke
Fianna Fáil is running Mary O'Rourke's son in the Longford-Westmeath by-election
Water Water EverywhereGilmore wants 'a genuinely free allowance' as Cabinet discusses how much you'll pay for water
On The JournalBlade Runner
'The sword itself was something you would see in a movie' - Minister on Leinster House knife wielder
On The JournalLabour Pains
Phil Prendergast will canvass with Gilmore - even though she doesn't want him to lead Labour
Gone for good'We wish her well': Fine Gael has no hard feelings over Creighton's decision to quit the party
integration policyShatter: 'Immigrants have had a transformative impact on Irish society, for the better'
On The JournalNo decision
'Reasonably quickly': Kenny and Gilmore still can't say when they'll decide on water charges
Dublin dogfight'I have it all to do': Brian Hayes admits he's 'in a difficult position' after latest poll
On The Journalso long farewell
It's older than the Renaissance and printed books, but after 817 years Limerick City Council is no more
