Politics
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Tánaiste has confidence in Minister for Justice
Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore has told the Dáil that he has confidence in the Minister for Justice, the Garda Commissioner and An Garda Síochána.
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Zimbabwe's new constitution signed into law
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has signed the nation's new constitution into law.
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INTO leadership to recommend LRC proposals
The leadership of the Irish National Teachers' Organisation is to recommend its 32,000 members accept the revised Labour Relations Commission proposals on public sector pay.
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Shatter says Wallace comments in 'public interest'
Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has denied using confidential garda information to damage a political opponent.
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European Parliament set to add Irish to website
The European Parliament appears to be set to produce an Irish language version of its website.
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Wallace lodges complaint over Shatter disclosure
The Data Protection Commissioner has said that Mick Wallace this afternoon lodged a complaint with his office about the disclosure of information received by Minister for Justice Alan Shatter.
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Justice for Magdalenes to end political campaign
Advocacy group Justice for Magdalenes has announced the end of its political campaign.
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INTO and TUI accept Croke Park II talks invitation
Two teachers' unions have decided to re-enter negotiations on a revised Croke Park II agreement.
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Inquiry legislation to include costs measure
Legislation to establish a framework for Oireachtas inquiries will allow witnesses recoup legal costs if their good name is called into question.
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Wallace to make complaint over Shatter comments
Independent TD Mick Wallace has said that he is making a complaint to the Standards in Public Office Commission regarding comments made about him by Minister for Justice Alan Shatter.
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LRC invites teachers' unions to Croke Park talks
The Labour Relations Commission has issued a formal invitation to the three teachers' unions to engage in negotiations on a revision of the Croke Park II proposals.
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Taiwan row with Philippines escalates
Taiwan has said it will not meet with a special envoy from Manila, who it says has not been given enough authorisation by the Filipino government.
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Sinn Féin motion on Good Friday Agreement
Sinn Féin has called on the Government to ensure the full implementation of the Good Friday Agreement.
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Tories outline proposed EU referendum wording
Britain's Conservative Party today unveiled the question which will be posed in a referendum on Britain's future in Europe if David Cameron wins the next general election.
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Nawaz Sharif to form Pakistan government
Pakistan's Nawaz Sharif has made a triumphant election comeback and looks set to form a stable government.
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Croke Park talks at LRC adjourned
Talks at the Labour Relations Commission involving health sector unions and employers on proposals for a successor to the Croke Park deal have been adjourned.
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Former Guatemalan dictator jailed for genocide
Former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Rios Montt has been found guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity during the bloodiest phase of the country's 36-year civil war and sentenced to 80 years in prison.
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Surge in support for Khan in Pakistan election
Former Pakistan cricket star Imran Khan's party has enjoyed a late surge of support ahead of tomorrow's elections in Pakistan.
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Reilly greeted with silence at INMO conference
Minister for Health James Reilly was greeted with silence when he arrived at the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation conference in Letterkenny.
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AHCPS says senior civil servants unfairly targeted
The Chairman of the Association of Higher Civil and Public Servants has warned that the impartiality of the civil service could not be guaranteed in future if the Government continued to unfairly target its members.
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Alan Shatter controversy rumbles on, US and UK politicians label Ireland a tax haven and main streets under threat as businesses struggle
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View images from Moore and Shawnee city which were badly hit as destructive storms moved across Oklahoma
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Apple Tax
Tony Connelly, Europe Editor, speaks to Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore about Ireland's tax system
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