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Biden, McCarthy unite on Ireland at St. Patrick’s Day lunch - Roll Call

President Joe Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy touted their heritage at a luncheon with Ireland's leader, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.

Roll Call

St Patrick's Day 'emissions nightmare' as jet setting TDs rack up shocking carbon footprint

"What it is saying about our commitment to fighting climate change"

Irish Mirror

Amy Fitzpatrick case breakthrough hope after authorities given new information

The news comes following an extensive private meeting between the family and the Tanaiste and Foreign Minister Micheal Martin ten days ago

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Amy Fitzpatrick case breakthrough hope after Irish diplomats meet with Spanish authorities

The Fitzpatricks believe Amy is long dead and want to find her body to bring her home and bury her.

Irish Mirror

US President Joe Biden to visit Ireland for six days next month to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement

EXCLUSIVE: Former US President Bill and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton could join him on the trip

Irish Mirror

Government contacts Spanish police over Amy Fitzpatrick case - as family meet with Tanaiste

Exclusive: Amy's aunt Christine Kenny met with Micheal Martin on Wednesday in Leinster House where the politician informed her of the news

Irish Mirror

Irish premier says EU moved ‘a lot’ to facilitate new protocol agreement

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said the Windsor Framework breakthrough was ‘hard-won’ and that talks would be very difficult to reopen.

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Micheal Martin: Protocol deal a ‘genuine’ attempt to address unionist concerns

The deputy leader said the Windsor Framework offered an opportunity to reset the British-Irish relationship.

The Independent UK

Ukrainians in Dublin told ‘our home is your home’ on anniversary of war

The crowd of Ukrainians and their supporters chanted ‘Thank you Ireland’ outside Dublin’s GPO building.

The Independent UK

When will petrol and diesel prices increase in Ireland as Government announcement delays huge hike

The price of petrol and diesel are set to increase incrementally later this year

Irish Mirror

Ireland’s offer to train Ukrainian soldiers is ‘modest’ and necessary – Martin

The Irish government agreed for up to 30 Defence Forces personnel to provide training to Ukrainian armed forces.

The Independent UK

Cost of living payments confirmed for social welfare recipients with €200 boost for thousands

The boost will come into effect in April

Irish Mirror

Government to consider sending Irish soldiers to help train Ukrainian forces in neighbouring country

Speaking to reporters outside government buildings, Mr Martin said that "Ireland has consistently since the war began provided non-lethal support" to Ukraine and that "training is part of that"

Irish Mirror

Mother and baby home survivors reveal hurt on RTE Liveline over exclusion from redress scheme

The bill has been strongly criticised by survivors' groups, who say it unfairly excludes children who spent less than six months in an institution and is creating division among survivors.

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The Independent UK

Ireland’s deputy premier warns against political games as protocol deal looms

Micheal Martin said the focus should be concentrated on the people of Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

Micheal Martin to discuss EU support for Ukraine during Brussels meeting

The Foreign Affairs Council will discuss a new sanctions package.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak to meet Stormont leaders over Northern Ireland Protocol

The Prime Minister and Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris will meet the politicians near Belfast.

Irish Mirror

Bertie Ahern rejoins Fianna Fail a decade after quitting party

The former Taoiseach resigned before there were moves to expel him from Fianna Fail. However, it appears a rehabilitation is now on the cards and there were rumours in Leinster House that ‘the Bert’ could even revitalise his ambitions to run for President, as soon as 2025.

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Irish Mirror

Micheál Martin outlines plans to make Defence Forces more appealing to women

At the end of 2022, just 7 per cent of our military were women

Irish Mirror

Irish Navy cancelled patrols almost every second day in January as more staff quit

12 patrols were cancelled from January 1 to January 26, with the Irish Navy blaming staff shortages and bad weather

The Independent UK

Micheal Martin: UK Government inconsistent on Northern Ireland’s past

The Tanaiste made the point as an inquiry was ordered into the Omagh bombing at the same time that a new law looks to block other investigations.

The Independent UK

Irish peacekeeper injured in Lebanon attack is discharged from Dublin hospital

Tanaiste Micheal Martin welcomed the “good news”, and said that a UN report into the fatal ambush is expected in the coming weeks.

The Independent UK

Omagh bomb inquiry: Irish Government ‘must hold a similar process in parallel’

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said he pressed Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Micheal Martin on the matter in a meeting on Friday.

Dublin Live

Angry relatives of missing Amy Fitzpatrick to protest outside Spanish Embassy

15 years since the Dubliner vanished, Amy's family said they are in limbo and are demanding the case be upgraded to a murder investigation

Irish Mirror

Family of missing Amy Fitzpatrick to protest outside Spanish Embassy in Dublin as they step up fight for justice

They are fed up that after 15 year the authorities in Madrid in their view have done little or nothing to find the child since she vanished on the Costa Del Sol on New Year's Day, 2008.

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