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Politics

    Minister wants to 'maintain' insurance reforms before approving personal injury pay-out hikes
    With rates set to rise next week, what is the state of play with Trump's tariffs?
    FG has never raised idea of leaving jobseekers out of increased social welfare payments, says Martin
    Micheál Martin says he doesn’t like drawing distinctions between people on social welfare.
    Taoiseach hints childcare focus in Budget will be on increasing places rather than cutting costs
    At least 15 killed by Israeli strikes on tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza
    Taoiseach lays wreath at Hiroshima memorial, says the world is more dangerous now than in 1945
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    The government brought this student fees mess on itself
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    North Korean man crosses heavily mined land border to South Korea
    Trump to start informing countries of US tariff rates as EU yet to reach deal
    'It's not so much about the party': Micheál Martin says the presidency should be above party politics
    Tánaiste tells US ambassador 'we want the bombs to stop' in 4th of July celebration speech
    Trump secures major victory as flagship tax and spending bill passes Congress
    Taoiseach warns trade ban on Israeli settlements could hit Irish companies under US anti-boycott laws
    Home carer crisis: 'I used to be terrified that he'd die, now I'm terrified I'll die'
    Chicken fillet rolls and Cork City: Taoiseach tries to pull the strings for more trade with Japan
    Though wearing a blue suit and not a green jersey in the sweltering 33 degree heat, the Taoiseach was on message that Ireland is open for business.
    Tetchy scenes between neutrality activists and politicians during Triple Lock abolition meeting
    United Ireland would cost €3bn in first year, but all burdens would disappear within ten years
    Taoiseach 'surprised' by Fianna Fáil MEP's criticism of Eamon Ryan getting EU housing role
    Taoiseach says no decision made on college fees as government accused of ‘betraying' students
    Jamie Bryson and Daithí McKay cleared in Northern Ireland Nama misconduct trial
    Racism in Ireland: 'This is our Ireland too, and we can no longer stay silent'
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    EU Commission President Von der Leyen faces no-confidence vote next week
    Tánaiste accused of ‘gaslighting’ people in ‘desperate need’ of empty Council-owned homes
    Labour sees biggest first-year poll drop for UK governing party since 1990s
    Just one form needed to apply for multiple secondary schools under new pilot plan
    Asked to think like a paedophile or act suicidal: Workers training Meta's AI in Ireland speak out
    Content moderators say the work they carry out is increasingly psychologically distressing because of the advent of AI
    One worker self-harmed in real life after spending entire shifts writing first-person suicide-related prompts
    Workers recount horrifying videos they have reviewed as part of their day jobs
    Benefits such as free meals - which contract workers say made the workday more bearable - have been removed
    This Irish embassy in Japan is the state's most expensive building constructed outside Ireland
    The final cost of the project is expected to be €27.4 million.
    Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
    Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves in tears after criticism over major welfare reform u-turn
    Harris 'not convinced' that dole increases should be in line with other social welfare payments
    'Fearless': Tributes following death of Capuchin Day Centre founder Brother Kevin Crowley
    The lifelong humanitarian helped thousands of people through his work and the work of his team.
    Over Guinness and Enya music, Martin talks trade, undersea cables and 'Bakebake' with Japanese PM
    The Japanese prime minister spoke about how Irish beef tongue is a sought after commodity in Japan.
    Taoiseach says there ‘could be link’ between falling alcohol consumption and increased cocaine use
    Portrait of Michael D Higgins removed from office of DUP lord mayor of Belfast
    Taoiseach says legislating to ban sunbed use in Ireland is a 'no-brainer'
    Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
    Joe Duffy as unity left wing candidate for presidency? No comment says People Before Profit TD
    Politicians ask questions about services and the Occupied Territories Bill but get few answers
    'Pay in instalments and let's see what the budget brings': Harris hints at future college fee cut
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