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Mary Lou McDonald under pressure to address questions over Sinn Fein's handling of child sex offender case

Ministers call for urgent Dáil adjournment to address serious child protection issues linked to Sinn Féin.

'Never more prepared' to be first woman Taoiseach, Mary Lou McDonald says in pre-election TV interview

Sinn Féin promises financial benefits for earners up to €100,000 under their government.
Mary Lou McDonald defends party against Fine Gael's accusations, emphasizing financial accountability.

'It was a giveaway on steroids' - view from opposition benches on Budget 2025

Sinn Féin criticizes the government for misusing taxpayer funds and insufficient housing measures in the new budget.

Sinn Fein branded 'partitionist party' for using legal loophole to avoid Irish law on donations

Sinn Féin exploited a legal loophole to receive a substantial legacy donation, raising concerns over political donation limits and ethical practices.

Sinn Fein to court left-wing parties for Coalition

Sinn Féin aims to negotiate for Ireland's first left-wing government by learning from its 2020 election mistakes.

'Every election, it's boiled down to Tweedledum or Tweedledee - but there's now huge appetite for change,' says Mary Lou McDonald

Sinn Féin is campaigning for significant change in the government, challenging the dominance of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil with over 70 candidates.
Leader Mary Lou McDonald emphasizes the historical choice voters now have with Sinn Féin's participation in the election.

Mary Lou McDonald under pressure to address questions over Sinn Fein's handling of child sex offender case

Ministers call for urgent Dáil adjournment to address serious child protection issues linked to Sinn Féin.

'Never more prepared' to be first woman Taoiseach, Mary Lou McDonald says in pre-election TV interview

Sinn Féin promises financial benefits for earners up to €100,000 under their government.
Mary Lou McDonald defends party against Fine Gael's accusations, emphasizing financial accountability.

'It was a giveaway on steroids' - view from opposition benches on Budget 2025

Sinn Féin criticizes the government for misusing taxpayer funds and insufficient housing measures in the new budget.

Sinn Fein branded 'partitionist party' for using legal loophole to avoid Irish law on donations

Sinn Féin exploited a legal loophole to receive a substantial legacy donation, raising concerns over political donation limits and ethical practices.

Sinn Fein to court left-wing parties for Coalition

Sinn Féin aims to negotiate for Ireland's first left-wing government by learning from its 2020 election mistakes.

'Every election, it's boiled down to Tweedledum or Tweedledee - but there's now huge appetite for change,' says Mary Lou McDonald

Sinn Féin is campaigning for significant change in the government, challenging the dominance of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil with over 70 candidates.
Leader Mary Lou McDonald emphasizes the historical choice voters now have with Sinn Féin's participation in the election.
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#labour-party

'Greens with 12 TDs have been able to deliver more than Labour did with 37' - Roderic O'Gorman says his party 'know how to fight our corner'

The Green Party claims greater effectiveness and experience in governance compared to Labour, which has faced criticism post-2016 election.

Labour leader Ivana Bacik hope Trump win may inspire 'civility' in Irish politics

Labour's call for civility in Irish politics aims to counter rising division and promote equality and fairness.

'Greens with 12 TDs have been able to deliver more than Labour did with 37' - Roderic O'Gorman says his party 'know how to fight our corner'

The Green Party claims greater effectiveness and experience in governance compared to Labour, which has faced criticism post-2016 election.

Labour leader Ivana Bacik hope Trump win may inspire 'civility' in Irish politics

Labour's call for civility in Irish politics aims to counter rising division and promote equality and fairness.
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#election-2024

Transfer window could slam shut on Sinn Fein's election hopes

Impending challenges for Mary Lou McDonald's party in securing support as traditional parties may consolidate votes among themselves.

'It's official, I'm running' - Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch confirms registration as Election 2024 candidate

Gerry Hutch officially declared his candidacy for Dublin Central, asserting himself as an independent candidate despite ongoing legal issues.

Government parties in 'constant conflict' but Greens would power-share with FG and FF again - O'Gorman

The Green Party is considering forming alliances with other parties to strengthen their climate agenda and continue their role in government.

Government parties in 'constant conflict' but Greens would power-share with Fine Gael and Fianna Fail again - Roderic O'Gorman

The Green Party aims to maintain a strong climate agenda while considering coalition options for the next government.

Election 2024 Day 9: General Election campaign enters second week

The 'VoteSmart' tool aids voters in aligning with candidates on issues critical to the upcoming Irish elections.

Election 2024 Day 11: Talking point turns to Fine Gael's support of pub assault candidate, leaders' debate takes place tonight

VoteSmart assists voters in aligning their views with candidates' stances on important issues for the upcoming election.

Transfer window could slam shut on Sinn Fein's election hopes

Impending challenges for Mary Lou McDonald's party in securing support as traditional parties may consolidate votes among themselves.

'It's official, I'm running' - Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch confirms registration as Election 2024 candidate

Gerry Hutch officially declared his candidacy for Dublin Central, asserting himself as an independent candidate despite ongoing legal issues.

Government parties in 'constant conflict' but Greens would power-share with FG and FF again - O'Gorman

The Green Party is considering forming alliances with other parties to strengthen their climate agenda and continue their role in government.

Government parties in 'constant conflict' but Greens would power-share with Fine Gael and Fianna Fail again - Roderic O'Gorman

The Green Party aims to maintain a strong climate agenda while considering coalition options for the next government.

Election 2024 Day 9: General Election campaign enters second week

The 'VoteSmart' tool aids voters in aligning with candidates on issues critical to the upcoming Irish elections.

Election 2024 Day 11: Talking point turns to Fine Gael's support of pub assault candidate, leaders' debate takes place tonight

VoteSmart assists voters in aligning their views with candidates' stances on important issues for the upcoming election.
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Ellen Coyne: Fianna Fail's flirtation with sexism in Helen McEntee row is not being talked about enough

Willie O'Dea openly criticized Justice Minister Helen McEntee, proclaiming her the worst in history, reflecting dissatisfaction within Irish justice.
#fine-gael

Mounting Coalition tensions as Fianna Fail MEPs who opposed von der Leyen blamed for Michael McGrath lowly commissioner appointment

Michael McGrath was assigned a low-level justice portfolio amid tensions in the Coalition regarding his party's MEPs' votes.

Fionnan Sheahan: Simon Harris's voting games will drive Micheal Martin even madder

Voters are not influenced by budget incentives, favoring long-term governance.
Fine Gael leads in polls despite political complexities and potential early elections.

Coalition leaders agree general election will be held on a Friday, with November 22 or 29 most likely dates

Election is set for 2024 with key priorities being the Finance Bill and seat maximization by Fine Gael.

Fine Gael politicians expect November vote despite 'full term' pledge by Harris

Harris maintains his stance on full-term government, hinting at potential elections following the Budget, amidst discussions of coalition dynamics.

The Evening Tally: After almost half a decade in bed together, Fianna Fail and Fine Gael are trying to convince us they barely know each other

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael face tensions over drug laws, showcasing their diverging identities and strategies after years of collaboration.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary stands by controversial 'teacher' comments, as Fine Gael scrambles to limit damage

Michael O'Leary's comments on teachers in government roles sparked significant backlash, highlighting tensions between private sector perspectives and public service.

Mounting Coalition tensions as Fianna Fail MEPs who opposed von der Leyen blamed for Michael McGrath lowly commissioner appointment

Michael McGrath was assigned a low-level justice portfolio amid tensions in the Coalition regarding his party's MEPs' votes.

Fionnan Sheahan: Simon Harris's voting games will drive Micheal Martin even madder

Voters are not influenced by budget incentives, favoring long-term governance.
Fine Gael leads in polls despite political complexities and potential early elections.

Coalition leaders agree general election will be held on a Friday, with November 22 or 29 most likely dates

Election is set for 2024 with key priorities being the Finance Bill and seat maximization by Fine Gael.

Fine Gael politicians expect November vote despite 'full term' pledge by Harris

Harris maintains his stance on full-term government, hinting at potential elections following the Budget, amidst discussions of coalition dynamics.

The Evening Tally: After almost half a decade in bed together, Fianna Fail and Fine Gael are trying to convince us they barely know each other

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael face tensions over drug laws, showcasing their diverging identities and strategies after years of collaboration.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary stands by controversial 'teacher' comments, as Fine Gael scrambles to limit damage

Michael O'Leary's comments on teachers in government roles sparked significant backlash, highlighting tensions between private sector perspectives and public service.
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Eilis O'Hanlon: Sending Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch to the Dail would be criminal. He's no working-class hero

Mainstream parties must find compelling reasons for inner city voters to reject populist alternatives.
#fianna-fail

General election will be called next week and polling day will be next month, Stephen Donnelly predicts to Fianna Fail group

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly predicts an election announcement next week, urging Fianna Fáil activists to mobilize for canvassing efforts in preparation.

Obituary: Mary O'Rourke, the honest and outspoken trailblazer who was steeped in Fianna Fail politics

Mary O'Rourke was a skilled politician whose honest persona often concealed her astute capabilities.

Fianna Fail calls for energy minister as part of election proposal to make electricity cheaper

The establishment of a minister of state for renewable energy is seen as essential for effective energy management in Ireland.

'I really need this fixed. I have exams and everything' - schoolboy asks Tanaiste to help sort his detention

The Cowen political dynasty's absence from the upcoming election marks a significant shift for Fianna Fáil in its traditional stronghold.

Micheal Martin takes aim at Fine Gael record in health and housing, says 'Irish elections are not foregone conclusions'

Fianna Fáil has actively focused on delivering radical reforms in housing and health, contrasting their efforts with the previous government.
Mr. Martin positions Fianna Fáil as a party of action amidst challenges and opposition.

Mary O'Rourke, former Fianna Fail minister, matriarch of the Lenihan dynasty, dies aged 87

Ms O'Rourke was a prominent and outspoken political figure in Ireland, remembered for her long career and family legacy.

General election will be called next week and polling day will be next month, Stephen Donnelly predicts to Fianna Fail group

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly predicts an election announcement next week, urging Fianna Fáil activists to mobilize for canvassing efforts in preparation.

Obituary: Mary O'Rourke, the honest and outspoken trailblazer who was steeped in Fianna Fail politics

Mary O'Rourke was a skilled politician whose honest persona often concealed her astute capabilities.

Fianna Fail calls for energy minister as part of election proposal to make electricity cheaper

The establishment of a minister of state for renewable energy is seen as essential for effective energy management in Ireland.

'I really need this fixed. I have exams and everything' - schoolboy asks Tanaiste to help sort his detention

The Cowen political dynasty's absence from the upcoming election marks a significant shift for Fianna Fáil in its traditional stronghold.

Micheal Martin takes aim at Fine Gael record in health and housing, says 'Irish elections are not foregone conclusions'

Fianna Fáil has actively focused on delivering radical reforms in housing and health, contrasting their efforts with the previous government.
Mr. Martin positions Fianna Fáil as a party of action amidst challenges and opposition.

Mary O'Rourke, former Fianna Fail minister, matriarch of the Lenihan dynasty, dies aged 87

Ms O'Rourke was a prominent and outspoken political figure in Ireland, remembered for her long career and family legacy.
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Taoiseach responds to 'offensive' Michael O'Leary teacher remarks at Fine Gael minister's campaign event

Mr O'Leary's comments about teachers in the Dáil drew widespread criticism from educators and politicians, highlighting the importance of teachers in society.
#cost-of-living

Parents and children expected to be big winners in Budget as Government plans new supports for families

Welfare supports for families and education costs will be emphasized in the Coalition's final budget before the upcoming general election.

From cattle marts to supermarkets, Taoiseach's whistle-stop tour of southeast kicks off campaign

Political campaign focused on constituency engagement and agricultural support.
Long-term financial solutions needed to address rising cost of living issues.

Parents and children expected to be big winners in Budget as Government plans new supports for families

Welfare supports for families and education costs will be emphasized in the Coalition's final budget before the upcoming general election.

From cattle marts to supermarkets, Taoiseach's whistle-stop tour of southeast kicks off campaign

Political campaign focused on constituency engagement and agricultural support.
Long-term financial solutions needed to address rising cost of living issues.
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#coalition-government

End-of-term report: how the Government performed in 13 key areas with marks out of 10

The coalition government has improved in popularity ahead of the elections amidst scandals affecting Sinn Féin.

Philip Ryan: You'd know an election is brewing when parties are having a row over taxing land

The coalition parties are showing signs of internal conflict as the general election nears, particularly over residential land issues.

Philip Ryan: Solo runs and governing parties at each other's throats - there must be an election brewing

The coalition parties are showing signs of tension as general elections approach, particularly over residential land zoning issues.

Irish general election to be officially called

Taoiseach to request dissolution of Dail, prompting a general election likely on 29 November.

'Game on' - Budget giveaway kicks off election race as Taoiseach Simon Harris canvasses in capital

The Taoiseach is focused on completing government work before addressing election timing, emphasizing respect for coalition partners.

Micheal Martin seeks legal advice on by-elections as general election speculation intensifies

By-elections will not occur before the next general election, which is likely scheduled for February.

End-of-term report: how the Government performed in 13 key areas with marks out of 10

The coalition government has improved in popularity ahead of the elections amidst scandals affecting Sinn Féin.

Philip Ryan: You'd know an election is brewing when parties are having a row over taxing land

The coalition parties are showing signs of internal conflict as the general election nears, particularly over residential land issues.

Philip Ryan: Solo runs and governing parties at each other's throats - there must be an election brewing

The coalition parties are showing signs of tension as general elections approach, particularly over residential land zoning issues.

Irish general election to be officially called

Taoiseach to request dissolution of Dail, prompting a general election likely on 29 November.

'Game on' - Budget giveaway kicks off election race as Taoiseach Simon Harris canvasses in capital

The Taoiseach is focused on completing government work before addressing election timing, emphasizing respect for coalition partners.

Micheal Martin seeks legal advice on by-elections as general election speculation intensifies

By-elections will not occur before the next general election, which is likely scheduled for February.
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#taoiseach

The Indo Daily: Taoiseach Simon Harris on capping childcare at 200 a month, Kate O'Connell's Fine Gael snub, Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch, and the 'nasty' far-right at his doorstep

Taoiseach Simon Harris commits to capping childcare costs at €200/month as a key election pledge ahead of the upcoming general election.
He addresses family safety concerns amid anti-immigration protests targeting his home in Greystones.

Simon Harris to skip Enniskillen visit on advice from Government officials

Mr Harris's absence at the Remembrance Day service breaks a long-standing Taoiseach tradition, citing lack of Northern Ireland Executive representation as the reason.

The Indo Daily: Taoiseach Simon Harris on capping childcare at 200 a month, Kate O'Connell's Fine Gael snub, Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch, and the 'nasty' far-right at his doorstep

Taoiseach Simon Harris commits to capping childcare costs at €200/month as a key election pledge ahead of the upcoming general election.
He addresses family safety concerns amid anti-immigration protests targeting his home in Greystones.

Simon Harris to skip Enniskillen visit on advice from Government officials

Mr Harris's absence at the Remembrance Day service breaks a long-standing Taoiseach tradition, citing lack of Northern Ireland Executive representation as the reason.
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#election-campaign

Election 2024: 'Value your vote, use your voice' - Taoiseach Simon Harris says as President Higgins dissolves Dail to begin campaign

Harris emphasizes the importance of public voting and government accountability, asking for continued trust from the electorate.

Taoiseach Simon Harris confirms he will call general election tomorrow after return from EU summit

Harris is seeking the dissolution of the Dáil for an election scheduled for November 29, beginning his campaign in Budapest.

Election 2024: 'Value your vote, use your voice' - Taoiseach Simon Harris says as President Higgins dissolves Dail to begin campaign

Harris emphasizes the importance of public voting and government accountability, asking for continued trust from the electorate.

Taoiseach Simon Harris confirms he will call general election tomorrow after return from EU summit

Harris is seeking the dissolution of the Dáil for an election scheduled for November 29, beginning his campaign in Budapest.
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#housing-crisis

The Indo Daily: Eoghan Murphy - 'Everywhere I went people told me I should be ashamed of myself'

Eoghan Murphy reflects on his controversial political career and the personal toll of being a hate figure during the housing crisis.

'It was a giveaway on steroids' - view from opposition benches on Budget 2025

The Dáil debate highlighted criticism of the Budget, particularly around housing and perceived government waste of taxpayer money.

The Indo Daily: Eoghan Murphy - 'Everywhere I went people told me I should be ashamed of myself'

Eoghan Murphy reflects on his controversial political career and the personal toll of being a hate figure during the housing crisis.

'It was a giveaway on steroids' - view from opposition benches on Budget 2025

The Dáil debate highlighted criticism of the Budget, particularly around housing and perceived government waste of taxpayer money.
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#dail-elections

Former Fine Gael justice minister Alan Shatter set to run in General Election as Independent candidate

Former Minister Shatter is campaigning for a Dáil return, emphasizing the need for truth and opposing ageism in politics.

The Indo Daily: Election Extra-Predictions, posters and political pints

The Irish Independent's new podcast series will provide comprehensive coverage of the upcoming Dáil elections, including news, insights, and commentary.

Former Fine Gael justice minister Alan Shatter set to run in General Election as Independent candidate

Former Minister Shatter is campaigning for a Dáil return, emphasizing the need for truth and opposing ageism in politics.

The Indo Daily: Election Extra-Predictions, posters and political pints

The Irish Independent's new podcast series will provide comprehensive coverage of the upcoming Dáil elections, including news, insights, and commentary.
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#general-election

'My job is to be a disruptor' - Taoiseach Simon Harris discusses leadership style as he calls out far right instigators

Harris advocates for proactive governance and cohesive action ahead of the General Election.
He stresses the importance of dialogue regarding migration and addressing community concerns.

Taoiseach Simon Harris's planned trade mission to Poland abruptly cancelled as election speculation mounts

Micheál Martin hints at a possible general election before Christmas, depending on legislative progress.

'I've had abuse shouted at me four times in the last week' - Green Party leader on aggression towards politicians as election looms

Growing hostility in public discourse affects canvassing efforts during the election season.

The Indo Daily: Budget 2025 - will it fire the general election starting gun?

Budget 2025 is perceived by many as a politically motivated 'giveaway budget' ahead of elections.

Fionnan Sheahan: A nightmare on Kildare Street - Taoiseach Simon Harris's Halloween house of horrors if voters get spooked

Simon Harris plans to hold a general election on November 29, but unexpected challenges could arise before the date.

Hop to Hungary leaves Simon Harris's election call up in the air as double child benefit payments hit bank accounts

The double child benefit payment provides €580 to families with two children, marking a significant financial move ahead of the upcoming election.

'My job is to be a disruptor' - Taoiseach Simon Harris discusses leadership style as he calls out far right instigators

Harris advocates for proactive governance and cohesive action ahead of the General Election.
He stresses the importance of dialogue regarding migration and addressing community concerns.

Taoiseach Simon Harris's planned trade mission to Poland abruptly cancelled as election speculation mounts

Micheál Martin hints at a possible general election before Christmas, depending on legislative progress.

'I've had abuse shouted at me four times in the last week' - Green Party leader on aggression towards politicians as election looms

Growing hostility in public discourse affects canvassing efforts during the election season.

The Indo Daily: Budget 2025 - will it fire the general election starting gun?

Budget 2025 is perceived by many as a politically motivated 'giveaway budget' ahead of elections.

Fionnan Sheahan: A nightmare on Kildare Street - Taoiseach Simon Harris's Halloween house of horrors if voters get spooked

Simon Harris plans to hold a general election on November 29, but unexpected challenges could arise before the date.

Hop to Hungary leaves Simon Harris's election call up in the air as double child benefit payments hit bank accounts

The double child benefit payment provides €580 to families with two children, marking a significant financial move ahead of the upcoming election.
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Ellen Coyne: If the main parties don't follow through on their 200 childcare vow, the mothers of Ireland will make their electoral life hell

Irish mothers are skeptical of politicians' promises to cut childcare fees ahead of the General Election.

Taoiseach Simon Harris appears on The 2 Johnnies Podcast

The podcast features discussions on key issues facing Ireland, including housing, immigration, and farming.

Irish politicians deny Kremlin ties after 'Cobalt' espionage claims

Irish parliament members deny involvement in Russian espionage amid reports of a Russian influence operation targeting politicians in Dublin.
#national-security

Taoiseach briefed on alleged 'Cobalt' spy in Oireachtas, as Seanad hears 'I'm not a spy' declarations amid laughter

Ireland must remain vigilant against potential Russian influence and espionage.

Taoiseach briefed on alleged 'Cobalt' spy in Oireachtas, as Seanad hears 'I'm not a spy' declarations amid laughter

Irish officials stress the need for vigilance against Russian influence and espionage, emphasizing transparency among politicians amidst allegations.

'I don't know who the individual is' - Tanaiste not briefed on alleged Russian spy in Oireachtas

The Tánaiste denies knowledge of any spy in the Oireachtas, calling for accountability from intelligence services regarding recent allegations.

Taoiseach briefed on alleged 'Cobalt' spy in Oireachtas, as Seanad hears 'I'm not a spy' declarations amid laughter

Ireland must remain vigilant against potential Russian influence and espionage.

Taoiseach briefed on alleged 'Cobalt' spy in Oireachtas, as Seanad hears 'I'm not a spy' declarations amid laughter

Irish officials stress the need for vigilance against Russian influence and espionage, emphasizing transparency among politicians amidst allegations.

'I don't know who the individual is' - Tanaiste not briefed on alleged Russian spy in Oireachtas

The Tánaiste denies knowledge of any spy in the Oireachtas, calling for accountability from intelligence services regarding recent allegations.
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#russian-intelligence

'I am not a spy' - Senators declare they are not 'Cobalt' at centre of Russian agent claims

Concerns arise in the Seanad over an alleged Russian spy potentially infiltrating Irish politics during Brexit negotiations.

The Indo Daily: 'Cobalt': The Irish politician allegedly compromised by Russian spy

Ireland is not immune to Russian influence and espionage, as highlighted by the recent allegations of a politician's recruitment by Russian intelligence.

'I am not a spy' - Senators declare they are not 'Cobalt' at centre of Russian agent claims

Concerns arise in the Seanad over an alleged Russian spy potentially infiltrating Irish politics during Brexit negotiations.

The Indo Daily: 'Cobalt': The Irish politician allegedly compromised by Russian spy

Ireland is not immune to Russian influence and espionage, as highlighted by the recent allegations of a politician's recruitment by Russian intelligence.
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#peadar-toibin

TD Peadar Toibin: I was offered a meeting with Vladimir Putin and invited to stay at a luxury hotel in Moscow

A TD rejected an invitation for a trip to Moscow, urging transparency among Irish politicians regarding similar proposals.

'I was once offered a meeting with Vladimir Putin and invited to stay at luxury hotel in Moscow' - TD Peadar Toibin

Irish politician Peadar Tóibín revealed he was invited to Moscow by a strange proposal involving a high-profile meeting with Putin.

'I was once offered a meeting with Vladimir Putin and invited to stay at luxury hotel in Moscow' - TD Peadar Toibin

Peadar Tóibín rejected a trip to Moscow and calls for transparency among Irish politicians regarding such proposals.

TD Peadar Toibin: I was offered a meeting with Vladimir Putin and invited to stay at a luxury hotel in Moscow

A TD rejected an invitation for a trip to Moscow, urging transparency among Irish politicians regarding similar proposals.

'I was once offered a meeting with Vladimir Putin and invited to stay at luxury hotel in Moscow' - TD Peadar Toibin

Irish politician Peadar Tóibín revealed he was invited to Moscow by a strange proposal involving a high-profile meeting with Putin.

'I was once offered a meeting with Vladimir Putin and invited to stay at luxury hotel in Moscow' - TD Peadar Toibin

Peadar Tóibín rejected a trip to Moscow and calls for transparency among Irish politicians regarding such proposals.
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Yes, Prime Minister: Macroom's own Morgan McSweeney becomes top aide in 10 Downing Street

An Irishman now serves as the chief of staff in the UK government, emphasizing the evolving political landscape between the UK and Ireland.

'A force to be reckoned with' - Tributes paid to former Fianna Fail minister Mary O'Rourke following her death at 87

O'Rourke was a beloved political figure known as 'Mammy O'Rourke', leaving behind a legacy of service and family connection after her passing.

Morally bankrupt, fiscally amnesiac and nakedly political: Budget 2025 has more money than sense in attempt to buy election

The security hut at the Department of Finance highlights a crisis of public trust and accountability in government leadership.

Average worker will be 1,000 better off after Budget 2025 says Finance Minister Jack Chambers

Reductions to the Universal Social Charge (USC) will play a central role in Budget 2025, focusing on support for low- and middle-income earners.

The Indo Daily: November or March? Simon Harris's high-stakes election headache

The timing of general elections is crucial and can alter political fortunes and public sentiment.

The Indo Daily: Beyond the 'Bike Shed': Five other Leinster House controversial spends

Leinster House mismanagement exposes serious issues in public spending priorities.

Michael Healy Rae calls for resignation of Garda Commissioner but opposition disagree

Mr. Harris should resign immediately to address rising crime and loss of confidence in policing.
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