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Taoiseach pays tribute to Women of Honour following 'stark' report into Defence Forces

Speaking in the Dáil, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that while there were reports of sexual abuse and bullying in the Defence Forces before, the report was the most "stark" reports had ever been.

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Government wins confidence motion following furious Dail debate

Ceann Comhairle Seán Ó Fearghaíl branded the debate a "disgrace" as he criticised heckling from both sides during the fiery confidence debate following the decision to lift the eviction ban.

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Taoiseach says it is 'not possible' to put number on upcoming evictions after ban lifted

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar argued that there was a difference between a court ordered eviction and a notice to quit as the Government faces a motion of no confidence over the eviction ban.

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Independent TD Verona Murphy comes close to tears in Dail over eviction ban

Independent TD for Wexford Verona Murphy told the Dail that if one child in her constituency became homeless because of the decision to lift the eviction ban, she would sit the child in the Ceann Comhairle's lap.

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Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan suspended for 15 months for voting against Government on eviction ban

The Dublin Central TD also lost her lucrative position as chairperson of the Budgetary Oversight Committee, which comes with a €10,802 a year salary

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Green Party's Neasa Hourigan suspended for 15 months for voting against Government on eviction ban

The Green Party has suspended Neasa Hourigan for 15 months and removed her from the role as chairperson of the Oireachtas Budgetary Oversight Committee.

Irish Mirror

Government wins eviction ban vote on ending measures later this month

There is more trouble in store for the coalition, however, as the Green Party will now likely punish Dublin Central TD Neasa Hourigan for voting against the Government on the vote

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Government wins eviction ban vote following high Dail drama - but trouble in store for one rebel TD

There is more trouble in store for the coalition, however, as the Green Party will now likely punish Dublin Central TD Neasa Hourigan for voting against the Government on the vote.

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Sinn Féin quiz Commissioner Drew Harris on people 'having to sleep in Garda stations' after eviction ban end

Sinn Féin has written to both the Garda Commissioner Drew Harris and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar over the last two days asking for clarification over the eviction ban that will end on March 31

Irish Mirror

Joe Biden will follow in footsteps of greats in Dáil speech

US Presidents, British Prime Ministers and Volodymyr Zelenskyy have all made historic addresses to the Dáil

Irish Mirror

Ceann Comhairle threatens to suspend Dail as Tanaiste rows with Sinn Fein's Pearse Doherty

It was the third day in a row that the Government's decision to lift the eviction ban at the end of the month dominated Leaders' Questions in the Dáil.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says 'demonisation of landlords' has caused higher rents

He made the comments the day after the Government announced that the eviction ban would be lifted from March 31

Irish Mirror

Ferghal Blaney - Shocking response of Government to energy real crisis for households

Our Mirrorman in Leinster House with the latest craic from the Corridors of Power

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Niall Collins defends himself in the Dail as he blasts planning permission story as 'entirely factually incorrect'

The Limerick TD was under fire over allegedly breaking planning laws

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Paschal Donohoe insists that energy bills must go down as fast as they went up

The Public Expenditure Minister said that the Government is exploring what it can do in circumstances where energy companies record high levels of profit.

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Woman over 100 years of age stunned as electricity bill soars to almost €1,000

The Meath woman's previous bill was for just over €130

Irish Mirror

Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns says Labour 'broke people's trust' as she rules out merger

New Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns acknowledged that while many of her party and Labour's policies are the same, a merger is not in the Social Democrats' future

Irish Mirror

Coalition leaders express full confidence in Niall Collins ahead of planning application statement

Fianna Fáil TD Niall Collins has stated that he "acted appropriately" when applying for planning permission for his Limerick home over 20 years ago.

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Politicians set for €2,000 salary hike as basic wage for TD to top €107,000 - BEFORE expenses are added

A spokeswoman for the Houses of the Oireachtas said: “Any Member can forfeit any percentage of salary.”

Irish Mirror

Ferghal Blaney - Paul Mescal and Leo Varadkar giving it a go as gaeilge

Our Mirrorman with the latest craic from the Corridors of Power

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Junior Minister's 'rookie error' goes viral after failing to oppose eviction ban

The Eviction Ban Bill 2022 will now progress to the next stage

Irish Mirror

Sinn Féin TD says there is 'no place' for far-right activist Tommy Robinson in Ireland

Far-right agitator Tommy Robinson is understood to be in Ireland as a "journalist" to "document" far-right protests across the country.

Irish Mirror

Hopes rise massive cost of living supports package worth hundreds of millions to help households next week

Junior Minister Jack Chambers reveals how much the Government can expect from windfall taxes to fund supports

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach rules out mini-Budget amid warnings Government cannot help everyone

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar told the Dáil that there will be targeted and universal measures but ruled out the prospect of a mini-Budget being announced next week

Irish Mirror

Energy companies to pay 'hundreds of millions' in windfall tax from megaprofits as customers bills soar

“I do not think we are late in the day because companies pay tax now on profits they made last year and last year only ended six or eight weeks ago"

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