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The party will hold a protest outside the General Post Office in Dublin on Wednesday.

US authorities do not foresee any major security threat a “no-stone-unturned” policy is in place

TDs and Senators at least started the year with good intentions 26 gym sessions were recorded in January – the joint highest in 2022, along with November. However, interest had all but vanished the following month, with just three sessions in February, rising to six in total in March.

He was speaking ahead of a crunch motion of no confidence in the Government next week after its decision to lift the winter eviction ban

Ministers agreed a series of decisions at Cabinet on Tuesday in response to intensifying calls from campaigners and opposition politicians to extend the ban on no-fault terminations of tenancy

The Dail are set to debate Sinn Fein's motion to extend the eviction ban to January tonight with votes to be cast tomorrow

Eddie Conlon, founder of the Cost of Living Coalition, said that the group will take to the streets in protest against the government's decision to end the eviction ban on March 31

The Dail heard last week that one family had already been told by South Dublin County Council that they should present at a garda station if they had nowhere to stay

Jack Walsh turned his personal life experience into an unusual theatre show