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Mother of Eamon Ryan dies following accident on holiday

Mother of Eamon Ryan dies following accident on holiday Mary Ryan was on Inisbofin island off Co Galway when incident occurred

By Jack Power●

Thu Aug 11 2022 - 08:31

Coalition pledges tax package to benefit almost all workers

Welfare recipients, renters and landlords set to gain from upcoming budget

Constituency changes and locations of extra Dáil seats will not be decided until summer 2023

Government decision to await final results of Census 2022 signals it intends to stay in office for full term

Creation of 30% tax rate would be a ‘significant’ structural change, Donohoe says

Creation of 30% tax rate would be a ‘significant’ structural change, Donohoe says

Budget to bring biggest tax package for workers in recent years, Tánaiste promises

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Is a united Ireland inevitable?

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Controversy over Sabina Higgins’s letter set to roll into another week Statement from President Michael D Higgins fails to address substance of correspondence

By Jennifer Bray

No mistaking gravity of emissions for Coalition Settling on an agreed figure for the agriculture sector is critical if this administration is to continue governing

By Pat Leahy

The Government decision on refugee visas shows just how tight things are getting The decision may preserve the system for those fleeing war, most likely at the expense of those who have been granted refugee status elsewhere already

By Jack Horgan-Jones

Irish Times poll: Most voters believe it important to help those at risk but are concerned about capacity Obligation to help those in need of asylum is recognised across the full political spectrum, Irish Times/Ipsos poll results show

By Pat Leahy

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Tech key to resolving methane problem, Oireachtas agriculture group hears Reducing emissions output via technology should be prioritised over ‘draconian’ herd cuts, says expert

By Mark Hilliard●

Wed Jul 20 2022 - 19:43

Teacher confidence not school ethos the biggest barrier to sex education, Dáil committee told Review finds teachers often feel uncomfortable and unsure whether it’s appropriate to address certain topics in the classroom

By Patsy McGarry●

Thu Jul 14 2022 - 18:55

An Bord Pleanála chairman refuses to apologise for controversies involving planning body

By Cormac McQuinn

Construction defects: Varadkar signals potential help for apartment owners Tánaiste responds to Labour leader Ivana Bacik on need for financial assistance due to faulty construction

Burning images of people and flags is not culture and is ‘absolutely wrong’, Tánaiste says Leo Varadkar said it was ‘not acceptable’ that images of the Alliance Party leader Naomi Long and Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill were burned on a unionist bonfire

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