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Fianna Fáil sources sceptical of claims over how many people would benefit from the plan
World energy expert tells EPA conference how land use has intensified globally since 1960
EU Nature Restoration Law aims to tackle large losses in biodiversity over past half century
Proposed EU laws on nature restoration will do ‘exact opposite’ and future of farming is ‘going in the green way’ says Minister for Climate
Budget negotiations are best done behind closed doors and by not promising everybody everything, says Green Party leader
Varadkar pledges inflation-proofing tax measure as FG TDs call for tax reliefs of €1,000 for middle-income earners
Minister for Finance believes many Ukrainian refugees will remain living and working in Ireland after war ends
Former taoiseach says he was concerned about move intended to appease the fears of unionists
There were 76,175 Ukrainian refugees in Ireland at the end of March, the tenth highest number overall in the EU
Harry McGee met murderer Malcolm Macarthur over the past 18 months and spoke to him at length as he wrote his book, The Murderer and the Taoiseach
Ireland’s new Online Safety Commissioner Niamh Hodnett has requested the main social media platforms remove the videos of the assault
Costs would be associated with allowing Ukrainians to repatriate to native country and making arrangement for those wishing to stay, says Taoiseach
PAC members complain about lack of direct answers from university officials regarding purchase of former Dunnes Stores site
Joe O’Brien is due to meet protesters and residents who have moved to the Magowna House Hotel in Inch
Minister condemns ‘unacceptable co-ordinated attack’ in which teenager suffered concussion and extensive bruising