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April 2024
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23 Mar
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2023
Labour proposes new law to compel supermarkets to publish Irish profits
24 Oct 2023
5.9k
36
Labour Party propose free full medical assessment for 18 year olds in alternative budget
Updated 5 Oct 2023
20.5k
59
Sudden drop in bread prices by some supermarket chains blasted as a 'PR exercise'
11 May 2023
10.5k
23
Labour call for investigation into 'price gouging' by supermarket chains
18 Apr 2023
23.3k
17
Paschal Donohoe apologises for 'clear mistake' but opposition parties query figures
18 Jan 2023
17.3k
42
Long overdue ethics laws to keep politicians in check can't be delayed, say opposition
16 Jan 2023
8.6k
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All time
Further protests planned over Navan A&E with Dublin protest not ruled out
8 Dec 2022
6.2k
4
Consultation launched on scheme to disregard historic convictions of gay and bisexual men
4 Nov 2022
13.9k
22
Taoiseach defends party raffle rules and attacks SF fundraising
14 Jun 2022
20.6k
36
'Lives were ruined': State moves closer to exonerating men convicted of homosexual 'offences'
Updated 6 Jan 2022
56.7k
34
What do Irish politicians make of calls to 'nationalise' or 'break up' Facebook?
5 Oct 2021
18.9k
26
Educate Together raises concerns with department amid parents' dismay over plans to move school
7 Feb 2021
52.2k
18
Bank defends asking mortgage applicants whether their employer is seeking State Covid assistance
28 Oct 2020
49.3k
47
Nobody on the pandemic payment is 'living it up', says Finance Minister
Updated 28 May 2020
72.1k
238
Alan Kelly v Aodhán Ó Ríordáin: Two TDs set to compete for Labour leadership
Updated 18 Feb 2020
41.2k
117
The Explainer: What's behind the Drogheda feud?
5 Jul 2019
33.0k
22
'Naked, wanton vandalism': Boardwalk near Battle of the Boyne site damaged in suspected arson attack
27 Jul 2018
30.6k
45
Government to apologise for historical convictions of gay men
19 Jun 2018
12.6k
51
'It's horrible. Allow me to work full-time': A single mother talks about life as a low-hours worker
9 Oct 2016
39.1k
118
Three Labour ministers who lost their Dáil seats are going for the Seanad
18 Mar 2016
24.5k
95
The cabinet, including the three ministers who lost their seats, will meet tomorrow
29 Feb 2016
25.7k
57
Labour senator hits out at 'sexism' in the party after being ignored for 'monster canvass'
19 Feb 2016
24.8k
85
How two Labour ministers turned death threats into a political weapon
16 Jan 2016
36.3k
212
Retirement, new jobs and better laws: Clerys workers proud and positive after 'appalling' treatment
14 Jan 2016
13.1k
16
Poll: Is it time the 'women's place is in the home' wording was removed from the constitution?
2 Jan 2016
30.6k
109
Joan: Increasing minimum wage by €2 is 'horse sense'
18 Dec 2015
24.1k
100
So-called 'If and When' contracts mean a lot of us don't know when we're working
3 Nov 2015
19.6k
26
Enda Kenny isn't out of the woods yet over Fennelly
20 Sep 2015
21.2k
145
Labour's next leader, from most to least likely
30 Aug 2015
19.6k
115
Should the minimum wage be raised to €11.50 an hour?
14 Jul 2015
19.4k
112
Here's what is being done to lure 'the next Facebook' to Ireland
13 Jul 2015
16.0k
39
Loads of Irish people have this disease - but very few talk about it
17 May 2015
53.4k
62
Water charges will be taken from wages after people are given "every opportunity" - Minister
10 May 2015
29.1k
306
Irish unemployment is THIS CLOSE to dropping below 10%
4 Mar 2015
21.2k
168
Happy days - there's lots of good news out there today if you own a small business
23 Feb 2015
13.7k
15
Fianna Fáil aren't 'going to prostitute themselves to anyone'
24 Jan 2015
9.7k
70
Live in Clare or Kilkenny? 125 new jobs are on the way
19 Jan 2015
10.6k
14
Minister: It's time to increase the minimum wage and here's how we'll do it
16 Dec 2014
6.2k
53
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