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Government confirms existence of Santa Claus after TD casts doubt
Conference a key test of whether things really are improving for Labour
Public Accounts Committee chair calls for CRC to "come clean" on top-ups
Can abuse of salary top-ups be avoided? 'With great difficulty,' says Howlin
18 interesting motions to be considered at the Labour conference this weekend
More than €12 million spent training Irish language graduates to translate EU legislation
Committee recommends review of law for punishing failed bankers
The Labour Party is livestreaming its entire conference on YouTube
Pearse Doherty: ‘The claims by Micheál Martin are unfounded and untrue’
Gilmore: It was never an option to renege on promissory note deal
Joan Burton calls for 'living wage' ahead of Labour Party conference
McDonald says Micheál Martin is 'scapegoating' Gerry Adams
Health insurance, company law and everything else happening in Leinster House
Joan Burton: Why it's time to talk about a Living Wage for Ireland
Joan Burton
Gilmore to meet with Palestinian legislator in Dublin
Mary Hanafin: I'd love to run again but I don't know if people will vote for me
HSE says some ‘top-ups’ for hospital executives date back to 1996
Motion to 'burn the bondholders' defeated in Dáil vote
Silvio Berlusconi expelled from Italian Parliament but vows to "fight on"
Micheál Martin: Republican movement ‘failed’ to protect some sex abuse victims
Taoiseach: Name a predecessor of mine who took time to talk to homeless people?
HSE chief to face questions from TDs over 'top-ups' and health budget overrun
Junior Cycle reform, HSE accounts and everything else happening in Leinster House today
‘Relentless pursuit’: Kenny hopes unemployment will be under 10 per cent by 2016
“This is the worst small country in the western world to be sick in”
Government criticised for poor turnout at ‘burn the bondholders’ debate
All third-level graduates to get vote as part of Seanad reforms agreed by Cabinet
Former mayor of Naas wins Fine Gael selection despite race row
Taoiseach hopes ESB dispute can be resolved 'in the national interest'
‘It’s odious debt’: Dáil to debate ‘burning the bondholders’ tonight and tomorrow
TV3 is making a series of At Home with the Healy Raes
Independent Scotland would 'cut corporation tax, keep sterling, stay in EU and scrap the BBC'
Broad reform needed to make Seanad 'fit for modern Ireland', says Coveney
'Unnecessary and unreasonable': Varadkar and Coveney hit out at ESB strike threat
Bondholders, trade and everything else happening in Leinster House today
GLEN director Tiernan Brady seeks Fianna Fáil nomination for Euro elections
Scottish Government to reveal 'landmark' independence plan
'If you've got no vote, you've got no voice' - MEP pushes election registration
OPW to give leases on heritage sites to private companies
Everything you need to know about the biggest piece of legislation in the State's history