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Tommy Meskill

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Govt cracking down on illegal immigration - Taoiseach

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said the Government is cracking down on people coming to Ireland illegally. However, he said that legal immigration was being dealt with in a fair and welcoming way.
Ireland • 02 Feb 24

Government to "reflect" on costs imposed on businesses

The Minister for Finance Michael McGrath has said that the Government will have to "reflect" on the accumulation of costs that have been imposed on businesses.
Business • 02 Feb 24

Stormont: The long road back after two-year deadlock

It's been a long wait, 730 days to be precise. The arduous journey back to Stormont was one during which all sides experienced their fair share of disappointment, despair and false dawns.
Analysis and Comment • 03 Feb 24

Taoiseach, SF in Dáil exchange over housing affordability

The Taoiseach has accused Sinn Fein of trying to create a "false impression" around housing affordability in Ireland.
Politics • 30 Jan 24

Toy Show The Musical set for Oireachtas encore

It was the show that RTÉ hoped was set for stardom, but instead, Toy Show The Musical found itself remembered for all the wrong reasons.
Analysis and Comment • 27 Jan 24

Protesters call on Govt to support South Africa at ICJ

Demonstrators have gathered outside Leinster House this evening, calling on the Irish Government to join South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
Regional • 24 Jan 24

Call for improvement to defective blocks grant scheme

The Government's Enhanced Defective Concrete Blocks Grant Scheme needs to be improved, according to a draft report from the European Parliament's Petitions Committee.
Politics • 19 Jan 24

Rape not part of EU directive on violence against women

The European Union's first directive on combatting violence against women and domestic violence will not include the crime of rape, after a number of countries including Ireland, could not agree on a legal definition.
Europe • 18 Jan 24

EU directive on rules labelling goods passed MEPs

An EU directive to ban the use of misleading environmental claims on products has been overwhelmingly passed by the European Parliament.
European Union • 17 Jan 24

Govt to meet MEPs over EU anti-laundering authority bid

Government representatives are meeting with members of the European Parliament this week to promote Ireland's bid to become the location of the European Union's first Anti-Money Laundering Authority.
Politics • 16 Jan 24

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