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    Labour's budget plans focus on reducing household bills

    Labour leader Ivana Bacik has said her party is "relentlessly focused on keeping household bills down in the cost of living crisis".

    Budget 2027 • 18 hrs
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    Robust committee exchanges over three-day abortion wait

    There have been robust exchanges at the Health Committee with disagreements between members and witnesses over the mandatory three-day waiting period under current abortion legislation.

    Health • 30 Sep
    Ruth Coppinger said that the bill was important to intersex people and she called for a ban on surgery for children born this way

    Bill seeks to bring legal rights to intersex people

    Parents will no longer be "forced to immediately choose between male and female" on their child's birth certificate if a child is born with intersex characteristics, under a bill proposed in the Dáil today.

    Politics • 24 Sep
    GETTY fuel pumps at station

    Govt to give excise cut 'certainty for winter' - Harris

    Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris has said the Government will provide certainty around excise cuts on petrol and diesel for the winter.

    Politics • 24 Sep
    Mary Lou McDonald

    Whistleblowers 'targeted, penalised, vilified' - McDonald

    Whistleblowers are targeted, penalised and vilified by those at the very top for making disclosures of wrongdoing, Mary Lou McDonald has told the Dáil.

    RTÉ Investigates • 16 Sep
    Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan

    Citizenship a privilege, says minister ahead of overhaul

    Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan said "citizenship is a privilege, not a right" ahead of new rules for people seeking Irish citizenship.

    Ireland • 07 Sep
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    Government rules out universal energy credits in Budget

    Taoiseach Micheál Martin has ruled out universal energy credits in next month's Budget.

    Budget 2027 • 07 Sep
    Thomas Byrne speaks to reporters at Dublin Castle

    Russian manner over Leipzig incident 'outrageous' - Byrne

    The Minister for European Affairs has said that what Russia was doing was "absolutely outrageous" following an attempted drone attack in Leipzig in Germany last month.

    Politics • 04 Sep
    Donald Trump makes a fist as he boards Air Force One

    Trump to meet President at Áras during visit next weekend

    Donald Trump is likely to arrive in Dublin early on Saturday 12 September before flying by helicopter to Phoenix Park for meetings with Catherine Connolly and Taoiseach Micheál Martin.

    Politics • 03 Sep
    French vehicles, part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon

    No Irish troops in Lebanon without UN mandate - Taoiseach

    The Taoiseach says Irish troops will not be able to serve in Lebanon without a UN mandate.

    World • 02 Sep
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