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Jobstown trial: ex-Burton adviser regrets ‘f***king dregs’ phrase

Karen O’Connell rejects suggestion video clips are at odds with her evidence

Jobstown trial: prosecution of schoolboy a ‘recipe for totalitarianism’

Teenager charged with false imprisonment of Joan Burton and Karen O’Connell

Dáil business delayed by 40 minutes as not enough TDs present

TDs rebuked by Ceann Comhairle who said it was an ‘unprecedented event’

Brendan Howlin undecided over contesting Labour leadership

Former minister for public expenditure said he will consider the matter over the weekend

Joan Burton expected to step down as Labour leader

Deputy leader Alan Kelly and Sean Sherlock are expected to contest the leadership

TD Paul Murphy assigned legal aid for Jobstown protest trial

Judge makes decision based on average weekly income outlined in court documents

Labour should address leadership issue now, says former TD

Ciaran Lynch says party can now tackle leadership issue in line with its constitution

Labour entering government with FG would be nightmare, says SF

Senior party figures to seek members’ consensus to realign with Fine Gael and Greens

Fine Gael minority government hinges on Irish Water

Party must come to agreement with Fianna Fáil in order to avert a second election

Paul Murphy trial date over Jobstown protest may be set next month

TD and 8 others face charges of falsely imprisoning Joan Burton during water charges demonstration

Joan Burton feeling ‘upbeat and optimistic’ over Labour Party prospects

Tánaiste votes at St Joseph’s School for Deaf Boys on the Navan Road after canvassing earlier

Joan Burton fighting for last seat in Dublin West

Tánaiste tells constituents choice will be between her, Ruth Coppinger and Sinn Féin

Election 2016: No major breakthroughs in final leaders’ debate

Taoiseach pressed on affordability of USC pledge; Adams says he is ‘not at sea’ with figures

Bishops will not tell Catholics who to vote for, Archbishop says

Church leaders say they ‘strongly oppose’ attempts to repeal the Eighth Amendment

Most Dublin homeless families are from two areas

Almost 40 per cent of Dublin’s homeless families are from Tánaiste’s constituency

Election 2016: Three smaller parties emerge with credit

Social Democrats, Renua Ireland and Anti Austerity Alliance-People Before Profit – come to the fore

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