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Ireland’s Minister for Health fails to be re-elected and loses long-held seat

He lost out to the Irish premier’s running mate Richard Timmins, who secured the second seat for Fine Gael in the consistency.

Evening Standard

New Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns has 'big shoes to fill but we'll support her', says Roisin Shortall

Ms Cairns, 33, took over as leader just a couple of days ago, after Ms Shorthall and Catherine Murphy announced their departure as party leaders

Dublin Live

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

Our Mirrorman with the latest craic from the Corridors of Power

Irish Mirror

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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"

Irish Mirror

Government's 0.3% vacant property tax is 'laughable', Dail hears

'If the value of your home will increase by more than 10% if you leave it vacant, how on earth is a tax of 0.3% an incentive to bring it back into use?'

Irish Mirror

Reflection on Ireland’s EU ‘marriage’ as von der Leyen addresses politicians

Opposition politicians responded to the EU chief’s comments in the Irish parliament.

The Independent UK

Lifting restrictions on banking 'bonanza pay and bonuses' slammed as 'galling'

Roisin Shortall called on the Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe to justify his decision to lift salary pay caps of €500,000 for senior bank management

Irish Mirror

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Pat Flanagan column: 'Our incoming Taoiseach is like an unwanted Christmas present we can't return'

"He becomes prime minister not because he was elected but as part of a backroom deal done with Micheal Martin, who was so desperate for the post he agreed to what amounted to a timeshare agreement for the office"

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach to consider taskforce to tackle O'Connell Street issues

His comments come as an RTE Prime Time investigation, which aired on Tuesday night, shows the extent of the problems plaguing the busy street in Dublin

Irish Mirror

Children waiting up to ten years for dental appointments with system 'on brink of collapse'

The IDA said that primary school children should be having check-ups in second, fourth and sixth class

Irish Mirror

Robert Watt denies approving funds for Dr Tony Holohan Trinity College role without Health Minister's go-ahead

'There's no basis upon which I can approve spending for new areas of spending without the approval of the minister - I don't have that authority'

Irish Mirror

Hundreds of children waiting over a year for treatment as 'shocking' hospital list figures slammed

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has said he “sincerely regrets'” children are experiencing a long time for treatment.

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