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Simon Harris said he was keen speak to families of victims this weekend ahead of expected statement on Tuesday
A group of protesters attached banners to the railings outside Roderic O’Gorman’s home, calling on him to ‘close the borders’
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up from Michael Collins’s Trumpian bombast to Simon Harris’s big promises
Figure for first three months of the year is 75 per cent higher than comparable figure for last year
Department of Children suggestion that State take ‘reasonable measures’ to uphold rights of carers rejected by other departments
Relative lack of ICU beds in hospitals became an issue during the height of the Covid pandemic
Additional €3m to be made available for Road Safety Authority under new initiative as 63 people killed so far in 2024
Minister for Finance Michael McGrath promises ‘substantial income tax package’ in Budget, but questions timeline of Taoiseach pledges
Dublin MEP Barry Andrews expects legal challenges to migrant pact agreed this week by European Parliament
Few countries have spoken out for Palestinian people, Billy Kelleher said, while action was needed before current tragedies
European election candidates - including the ‘Billy Barry kids’ - take coffee with supporters ahead of tough battle
Taoiseach says scenes of ‘hunger, thirst, mutilation, death of innocent children, women, men, the destruction of hospitals, schools’ must stop
Harris indicates Chief Whip could have taken responsibility but is set to be busy with new duties in the area of special education
Tánaiste does not rule out possibility of working with party entirely but potential coalition would not be possible with current SF policies
Despite internal criticism of Micheál Martin over the years, the Tánaiste now leads a more settled party.