17 h. ago Government to consider St Patrick’s Day plans amid global uncertainty

State representatives are to travel to 52 countries this year as part of St Patrick’s Day diplomacy

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18 h. ago Watchdog warns that the government's spending plans could leave Ireland economically vulnerable

The State’s spending watchdog said Ireland could be better prepared for the future by running larger surpluses today.

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24 h. ago 13% of online searches for jobs in Ireland coming from outside country, says report

13% of online searches for jobs in Ireland coming from outside country, says report  Irish Examiner

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4 d. ago Dublin Housing Committee chair wants council policy to ‘encourage people away from the city’

Dublin Housing Committee chair wants council policy to ‘encourage people away from the city’  The Irish Independent

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5 d. ago Opposition parties refuse to sign off housing committee report examining Government’s plans

Parties dissent from housing committee’s report scrutinising draft laws reforming rental sector

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7 d. ago Minister: Gaeltacht review findings to be followed up in another Government Irish action plan

There’s concern that the decline in Irish speakers in the Gaeltacht may mean the Government misses a key Irish language target.

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8 d. ago The last government’s Northern Ireland lawfare plan was unworkable. Labour will fix it

The last government’s Northern Ireland lawfare plan was unworkable. Labour will fix it  The Telegraph

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1 week ago Gaza truce plan entering phase two as governance body formed, US says

Former Palestinian deputy minister Ali Shaath was named to lead the body

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2 w. ago Clintons face contempt charges after refusing to give evidence in Epstein probe

Bill and Hillary Clinton told the chairman of the House oversight committee he is on the cusp of a process ‘designed to result in our imprisonment’.

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2 w. ago Housing pressures, FF unrest and a tricky meeting with Trump in prospect as Dáil returns

Opposition parties set to focus on affordability and Government waste and bureaucracy

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2 w. ago Opposition parties criticise government after more than 1,000 apply for 99 affordable Dublin homes

Opposition parties criticise government after more than 1,000 apply for 99 affordable Dublin homes  The Irish Post

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4 w. ago Ireland Expresses Concerns Over Reintroduction Of UK National ID Cards As The Government Plans To Roll Out New System By 2029

Ireland Expresses Concerns Over Reintroduction Of UK National ID Cards As The Government Plans To Roll Out New System By 2029  Travel And Tour World

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