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Investigation into Nama loan sale extended for another three months

Sale of State agency’s Northern Ireland loans has been under investigation since 2017

Modular homes may be used to house Ukrainian refugees as they arrive in Ireland

Response to the war will involve a ‘whole of Government approach’

Preparations ramped up to welcome thousands of Ukrainian refugees

Inside Politics: Taoiseach said to be ‘crystal clear’ Ireland would not be found wanting

Rory Montgomery appointed as new chair of Press Council

Retired diplomat served for 36 years in Departments of Foreign Affairs and Taoiseach

Government warned during second Covid wave of ‘implications’ to closing schools

EY found that pupils were worried about being behind due to first school closure

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A hundred years ago this weekend marked the handover of British rule. This is an account of that day

ICTU says Covid-19 stakeholders’ forum must be convened immediately

Irish Rail cancels several commuter services due to Covid-19 and close contact absences

Discovery of export of Casement pistols to US caused alarm in 1991

Department of the Taoiseach and National Museum notified after letter from gun collector

Free childcare urged for all one-parent families

Oireachtas hears child poverty caused by ‘structural barriers’ to education and jobs

Scope for expanding cross-Border trade in services, report finds

ESRI produces two reports under new Shared Island initiative

OECD scores show Ireland must try harder on regulatory impact assessments

The organisation is pushing for Ireland to set up a new regulatory oversight body

Walk out of places that do not demand Covid certs, doctors advise public

IMO says non-compliance with rules on vaccination ‘totally unacceptable’

Leave businesses not asking for Covid certs, Holohan urges, as 3,685 cases recorded

Total of 444 patients in hospital with virus including 74 in intensive care

NI protocol difficulties an obstacle to investment, Dáil group told

‘Noise’ around divisive issue has caused problems for Taoiseach’s Shared Island Unit

Political support for climate measures linked to scale of public investment

Government backbenchers express backing but want ‘carrot’ deployed ahead of ‘stick’

Nightclub operators ‘excited and confused’ about Friday reopening

Vaccine passes, contact tracing and face masks likely to be required under new rules

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