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Security analyst Tom Clonan wins Trinity College Seanad-by election seat

The Seanad by-election took place to fill the vacancy caused by Labour Senator Ivana Bacik's election to the Dail

Dublin Live

Four senior Russian officials asked to leave Ireland as Taoiseach issues security update

Micheal Martin said the Government has made the move following security advice and a meeting with the State’s national security team

Irish Mirror

Irish pub update: Are new Covid rules on the way? As Dail bar reintroduces measures in major change

The new measures were announced on Friday amid growing concerns over the surge in cases since the bank holiday weekend

Irish Mirror

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Leo Varadkar and Michael Healy Rae exchange 'looking down your nose at me' jibes in heated Dail row

Brash Kerry TD Healy Rae slams Leo as a 'big shot' and the Tánaiste from Dublin hits back

Irish Mirror

Tributes to former Dumfries' St Joseph's College pupil who died while playing rugby

David Hill was playing in a friendly fixture for the Scottish Parliament team against the Dail and Seanad XV in Dublin when the tragedy happened

Daily Record

Cut to fuel excise duty 'immediately eroded' as costs continue to rise

Many filling stations are charging over €2 per litre for petrol and diesel as the Dail heard accusations of 'price gouging at a time of crisis'

Irish Mirror

Ukraine crisis: Irish Government must crack down on Russian money, Dail hears

Labour leader Alan Kelly said the Dail must 'unanimously' condemn the Russian aggression of recent days, which has stoked fears of a full-scale war in Europe

Irish Mirror

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Government must crack down on Russian money, Irish parliament hears

Taoiseach Micheal Martin also backed a call for the Dail to vote soon to formally censure Russian actions in Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Retired soldier emails TDs with horrific claims of rape and cover-up in Irish Defence Forces

Sinn Fein’s Patricia Ryan told the Dail many of the allegations were uncovered by retired Sgt Anthony O Brien who has been emailing TDs with fresh claims

Irish Mirror

Calls for referendum on Irish neutrality after damning Defence Forces report

Simon Coveney called for a ‘cross-party consensus’ on the way forward for Ireland’s beleaguered military.

The Independent UK

Ireland's workers to get 10 days' sick pay every year by 2025 under plan announced by Leo Varadkar

It has now passed one of the last tricky hurdles in the political process, known as pre-legislative scrutiny, and is expected to pass all remaining votes in the Dail and Seanad with all-party support.

Irish Mirror

Aontu TD Peadar Toibin names Soldier F in Dail

The soldier had been accused of murdering two men during Bloody Sunday in 1972

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar promises package of measures to tackle rising cost of living

The Tanaiste told the Dail that the Government accepts it has not done enough to support households facing financial pressure.

The Independent UK

Latest Champagne party revelation 'blows open Government claim it was an impromptu event'

Speaking in the Dail on Thursday, Deputy leader of Sinn Fein, Pearse Doherty asked Tanaiste Leo Varadkar if he now accepts an external investigation should happen.

Irish Mirror

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Politicians left hungry after Dail restaurants forced to close due to toxic fumes

On a busy day with the Dail’s new term starting on Wednesday, mysterious notices went up on the doors of the restaurants saying they were closed because of ‘fumes.

Irish Mirror

Helen McEntee to bring forward new law to make stalking a criminal offence in Ireland

Ms McEntee made the announcement during statements in the Dail on Thursday on violence against women

The Independent UK

Irish politicians agree ‘cross-party’ approach in wake of Ashling Murphy murder

The Dail heard tributes to Ms Murphy and expressions of condolence to her family, amid calls for cross-party cooperation to protect women.

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