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The Latest Breaking News from Dáil

Taoiseach Micheal Martin fires back as Sinn Fein prepares motion of no confidence

'We welcome the opportunity to present and outline the fact that this has been a competent and a good Government'

Irish Mirror

Sinn Fein to table motion of no confidence in the Government next week

“They have run out of road."

Irish Mirror

Irish community living in shadow of 'towering monstrosity' Aughinish Alumina on fears for the future

"'The Aughinish saga has been ongoing for over 20 years - we are calling for an immediate public inquiry"'

Irish Mirror

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Cost of living crisis: Majority of Irish struggling to pay bills as 70% use hot water bottles to cut costs, new survey reveals

Exclusive: Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned households that energy prices are set to rise again

Irish Mirror

Government considering new tax bracket in Budget 2023 which would see workers give less to taxman

Speaking in the Dáil on Wednesday, Mr McGrath said that there would be a package of measures within Budget 2023 that would see changes to income tax brackets so people don’t climb into higher tax brackets.

Irish Mirror

GAA fans being fleeced for €167 for hostel bunkbed in Dublin, Dail hears

TDs and Senators slammed hoteliers and accused them of 'price gouging' and 'extortionate room charging' which amounted to 'economic treason'

Irish Mirror

Government minister promises 'consequences' in DAA if Dublin Airport passengers miss flights again

'If the plan isn't delivered, there will have to be consequences'

Irish Mirror

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Politicians to call for support for medical scientists' strike in Dail

Labour TD and former trade unionist Ged Nash called on Taoiseach Micheal Martin to directly intervene and 'stop behaving like a commentator'

Irish Mirror

Pensioner sells car to cope with cost of living crisis as protesters demand action from Government

Some 100 senior citizens, lone parents, workers and students gathered outside the Dáil on Thursday to protest the rising cost of living

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin ‘willing’ to travel to Ukraine as discussions have taken place about potential trip

A senior source said that consideration has been given to Mr Martin travelling to Kyiv to show his solidarity with Ukraine

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach told he's the 'laughing stock of the country' as second Government TD breaks ranks over National Maternity Hospital

Both Patrick Costello and Neasa Hourigan have said they will vote in favour of a Sinn Fein motion calling for the new NMH to be built on public land

Irish Mirror

Irish pubs and hospitality set for bonanza summer as Government to scrap outdoor dining fees

The Irish Mirror understands that the proposal is already being actively 'considered' by the minister

Irish Mirror

Ireland's People Before Profit Party To Introduce Bill To Legalize Cannabis

People Before Profit, an Irish political party, will introduce a bill to decriminalize cannabis in the Dáil -the lower house of the Irish legislature, in July.

Benzinga

Irish politics today: €3 billion to help Ukrainians and scrapping some hospital charges for children as Cabinet meets

TDs are back in the Dáil on Tuesday after the Easter break

Irish Mirror

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RTE's Ryan Tubridy sickened by 'Russian b***ards' as he blasts 'most horrible, evil war crimes' ever seen

Ryan gave an impassioned speech about the situation in the likes of Kyiv and Mariupol, referencing President Voldymyr Zelenskyy's address to the Dáil and Seanad on Wednesday afternoon.

Irish Mirror

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to address Dail as Russian Ambassador ignores invite to event

President Zelenskyy’s address comes the day after he delivered a powerful speech to the UN

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach says public spending measures may be impacted by cost of taking in Ukrainian refugees

Mr Martin also said over the next while, the State will target those most in need and people on lower incomes who are struggling with the soaring cost of living

Dublin Live

Four Russian officials asked to leave Ireland following security advice

“Four senior officials of the Russian embassy have been asked to leave the State because their activities are not in accordance with international standards of diplomatic behaviour”

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Government 'set to cut fuel excise duties' as prices soar due to Ukraine-Russia war

A number of stations were selling petrol and diesel at more than €2 a litre recently

Irish Mirror

Irish politics today: Focus on violence against women, NPHET meeting and champagne party as Dáil returns

Violence against women is expected to dominate the political agenda this week

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