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Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: Ministers’ relief to go wheels-up for St Patrick’s Day
New plan unlikely to change much about the current reality of the accommodation crisis
The Irish Red Cross has warned the Minister that Ukrainians could be forced into unregulated, unsuitable tenancies
Some 2,000 beds announced across five different towns will be time-limited to 90 days for Ukrainian refugees
Department of Integration sourced beds with providers who are contracted to house Ukrainians which can be converted to accommodate asylum seekers
Timeframe for bringing results to Dáil a ‘big worry’, says Independent TD Michael McNamara
Hate speech legislation, stalled in the Seanad, now considered another potential electoral hazard, in addition to review of speed limits
‘Volatility and unpredictability in Ireland even greater than in 2020,′ says Cabinet source after referendums defeated
Michael McNamara says no votes in family and care referendums cast Irish parliament in ‘a very dim light’
Government privately accused of trying to slow the bill down as bitter row breaks out over procedure
Oireachtas committee agrees to recommend legislation be introduced for assisted dying
Barrister to join party’s sitting MEP Billy Kelleher on the Ireland South ticket in summer elections
Polls open on Friday but many voters still appear confused by the Family and Care amendments
Documents show there were 15 meetings between Siun Ní Raghallaigh and Catherine Martin since the former was appointed as chair of RTÉ