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Another cost of living package for Irish households being considered as Taoiseach pinpoints date

The Taoiseach revealed the Cabinet’s plans during an annual convention of Fianna Fáil county councillors in Dublin that took place over the weekend.

Irish Mirror

Fine Gael ministers dismiss 'voting pact' idea suggested by leader Leo Varadkar

Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney and Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys both dismissed the idea at their Ard Fheis in Athlone on Saturday.

Irish Mirror

Ferghal Blaney: Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael could put aside century-old differences and form official union

"Who would be surprised if the pair put their century-old differences behind them and shacked up together for good?"

Irish Mirror

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Taoiseach insists referendum is not needed on contentious Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement trade deal

The judgement now has the potential to split the coalition

Irish Mirror

Donohoe to be nominated for Eurogroup presidency despite Fianna Fáil unease

Key roles in such a small country as Ireland should not be given up lightly, warns Tánaiste Leo Varadkar

Dublin Live

Marc MacSharry resigns from Fianna Fail amid row over handling of political complaint against him

In a statement posted on social media, Mr MacSharry announced he was leaving Fianna Fail and criticised Taoiseach Micheal Martin’s handling of the event.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin dismisses rumours of row between three coalition parties

“In respect of some reports, there was no rebuking going on"

Irish Mirror

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Taoiseach warns of shocking winter in hospitals over backlogged cancer cases after Covid

Covid saw huge deferment of many cases of cancer care and the health service

Irish Mirror

Fianna Fail TD Eamon O Cuiv's visit to criminal Jonathan Dowdall is a 'matter for the deputy', Taoiseach's spokesperson says

Mr O Cuiv has accepted that he did visit Dowdall in 2020 but said he would not have visited him if he had known of his links to the Regency Hotel

Irish Mirror

'Powder keg' row brewing over 'hatchet job' on Marc MacSharry's readmittance to Fianna Fail that infuriated TDs and Senators

MacSharry left the party in September 2021 over Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney’s handling of the Katherine Zappone debacle

Irish Mirror

Marc MacSharry's readmission to Fianna Fail 'on hold' due to an 'issue that has arisen'

It had been widely expected that the Sligo-Leitrim TD would be readmitted to the party on Wednesday evening

Irish Mirror

Government makes U-turn on controversial concrete block levy

Minister Paschal Donohoe backed down on the introduction of a 10% levy on concrete products following concerns that the measure would have on the price of houses

Irish Mirror

Ireland could face electricity shortages and are 'at mercy' of UK Government

In the middle of a cost of living crisis in both the UK and Ireland, any blackouts would be a devastating blow

Irish Mirror

Micheal Martin says he has 'no regrets' after not attending major conference on a united Ireland

Mr. Martin said he had no interest in being 'brow-beaten' into attending the large conference at the 3Arena

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Taoiseach Micheal Martin refuses to back Stephen Donnelly to remain as Health Minister in Christmas Cabinet reshuffle

Mr Martin was feeling very confident in his own abilities as he did not rule out returning to the office of Taoiseach again after the next general election

Belfast Live

Brendan Hughes: SDLP-Fianna Fáil partnership was always a classic fudge

Reports signalling an end to the link-up come as no great surprise. For many, the deal seemed dead on arrival three years ago

Irish Mirror

Micheal Martin indicates he may run for Taoiseach again after next general election

It was widely expected that he would move aside at some stage before the next election, making way for a new Fianna Fáil leader.

Irish Mirror

Fianna Fail councillor who claimed Travellers were not 'compatible' with living among settled people to be hauled before party chiefs

'We are taking the issue seriously, very seriously and we will engage with the councillor'

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Travellers call for Fianna Fail councillor to be suspended over public comments

Michael Crowe, a former mayor, said Traveller culture was 'not conducive' to living with most settled communities and claimed that 'history has proven' it regularly leads to 'confrontation and general uneasiness'

Irish Mirror

Government to confirm pensioners will not have to work past 66 years of age

The Pensions Commission delivered an in-depth report last year that recommended the retirement age be moved to 67 by 2031 and 68 by 2039.

Irish Mirror

Members of the Dail and Seanad who have declared themselves landlords and land owners

Around one in five members of the Dail and the Seanad are also landlords and landowners, with some TDs holding a portfolio of up to 18 properties

Irish Mirror

Ireland's housing crisis: Have Ireland's squatters found a solution to homelessness?

The Irish Mirror spoke to those involved with squatting in Ireland, as over 100,000 people await public housing in the country

Irish Mirror

Controversy over Sabina Higgins Ukraine letter rumbles on as Fianna Fail Minister asks for 'clarity'

In the letter calling for peace in Ukraine she called on both sides to cease hostilities and get into talks.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach worries about impact housing crisis will have on his on children as he expresses 'concern' for young people

The Fianna Fáil leader said this is not just an issue in Ireland and the percentage of income needed to buy is too high.

Irish Mirror

Green Party could walk away from Government if deal on cut to farmers' emissions is too low

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said he was “hopeful” Coalition leaders could agree on a deal on emissions targets for agriculture but that “nothing is certain yet.”

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