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November 2024
War of words breaks out between Fianna Fail's Jim O'Callaghan and Fine Gael's Helen McEntee
Law allowing nightclubs to open later still on the cards as McEntee says she's committed to reform
Whistle-stop Dublin canvass sees Harris quizzed by students and confronted on homelessness
How the two big government parties are hamming up the aggro and it's all for your benefit
'We want to go into government': SocDems says 50,000 affordable homes is red line issue
Donohoe responds to Eoghan Murphy's claims his housing plans were derailed by senior figures
Fianna Fáil pledges to raise State pension to €350
Fine Gael plans to boost Rent Tax Credit to €1,500 and roll out cost-rental for frontline workers
The party wants to increase the Help-to-Buy Grant to €40,000.
FG VAT plan would trigger energy rate hike and FF wants 9% for electricity and gas to stay, says Martin
Martin 'not surprised' US raised concerns over Occupied Territories Bill
Micheál Martin says the proposed legislation is being raised with him at the doors.
Martin is unsure if a new government will be formed by Christmas.
He will visit Donald Trump in the White House next year if he is Taoiseach.
The Fianna Fáil leader wants the first go as Taoiseach if rotating role is repeated.
Sinn Féin says Fianna Fáil's plan to boost the Renters' Tax Credit is 'reckless'
Fianna Fáil pledges to 'at a minimum' double the Renters' Tax Credit in the next government
Under Fianna Fáil’s plans, the tax credit could be boosted to at least €2,000.
Retiring TDs bid farewell as 33rd Dáil wraps ahead of general election
Martin says Garda management can no longer stand in the way of a dedicated transport police
The Fianna Fáil leader said if his party is in power after the election, a transport police unit will be set up.
'It wasn't intentional': Martin says he 'inadvertently' scooped Harris on election announcement
Harris heads to Budapest for EU Council meeting as political parties gear up for election campaign
What does another Trump presidency mean for Ireland? Here are the concerns behind the scenes
Danny Healy Rae called an 'asshole' for discussing the gender of Paul Murphy's child in the Dáil last night
Final Cabinet meeting before Dáil dissolved turns sour as Harris and Martin block Green proposals
'That's bullshit': Accusations fly as Govt told it's 'kowtowing' to US on Occupied Territories Bill
New Govt by year end? Harris says formation talks over Christmas with election called this week
Coalition leaders agree target of 303,000 new homes between 2025 and 2030
Headaches likely for FF as party stalwarts decide to stand as Independents
O’Gorman weighs in on US election stating Trump 'would be a disaster' for Ireland
Govt planning 'significant new powers' to search US aircraft suspected of carrying weapons
Green's manifesto proposes Help-to-Buy expansion to renters who want to buy home from their landlord
'Cop on a bit': Martin hits back at unattributed briefings from FG that he's 'tetchy and grumpy'
'Elbows are out' as tensions rise among government parties facing into election showdown
Govt to kick Occupied Territories Bill to post-election despite opposition offering Dáil time next week
Spanner in the works for dissolving Dáil on Thursday due to president's schedule clash
October
October 2024
Dáil decks cleared for Taoiseach to call election in second half of next week
Tánaiste in 'no doubt' that former CMO and NPHET members will appear before Covid inquiry
Brian Stanley confirms he's running in the general election as an Independent candidate
Harris says housing delivery figure for this year will be 'well upwards towards 40,000'
Law to allow TDs and senators take maternity leave has passed
Housing minister says toll price hikes should 'not proceed'
Here's the political parties that voted for and against increased funding for horse and greyhound industry
Clare Daly confirms she will run for a Dáil seat in the Dublin Central constituency
Minister seeks Tusla report on Kyran Durnin as Harris says 'structure' needed to find out what happened
Mental Health Bill won't be enacted before election, despite Govt leaders saying it was a priority