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Trump suggests Ireland's housing crisis is a sign of economic success.

Taoiseach Martin addresses Sinn Féin's criticisms over housing statements.

Internal document reveals housing completion figures were inflated.

Opposition claims the government misled voters on housing during elections.

Housing completions have stagnated, with political leaders debating the accuracy of government targets and their impact on public trust.

Mary Lou McDonald criticized the President's remarks on Ireland's housing crisis, calling them hurtful and cowardly, highlighting serious public concerns.

Government cutbacks hinder Dublin City Council's ability to operate its Financial Contribution Scheme, impacting housing for older residents.

Labour must evolve to address current issues and avoid past mistakes to ensure political relevance and societal solutions.

Conor Murphy ruled himself out of the Irish presidency, emphasizing his commitment to his current role in advocating for Irish unity.

Calls for preparation for unity referendums as end days of partition are upon us.

Sinn Féin's health spokesman faces backlash over praise for UK court ruling defining women biologically, highlighting controversial gender identity issues.

Sinn Féin's health spokesman faces backlash for praising a UK ruling defining women by biological sex as 'common sense'.

Sinn Féin's leadership boycotts St. Patrick's Day events due to geopolitical concerns, asserting a stronger stance against comments made by Trump on Palestinian expulsion.

Micheál Martin criticized Sinn Féin's boycott of St. Patrick's Day events due to political motives and Trump's remarks on Palestine.

Micheál Martin's remarks about Ms McDonald led to a dispute over accusations of lying in the Dáil, highlighting tensions in parliamentary discourse.

Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil candidates achieved significant victories in the Seanad elections, indicating a strong political shift in Ireland.

The new government structure highlights significant concerns regarding democratic legitimacy and gender representation.

Pearse Doherty accused Deputy Lowry of misconduct regarding the Doncaster deal and destroying documents to conceal the truth.

First Minister Michelle O'Neill was found not in breach of the Ministerial Code in the McMonagle scandal.

Fine Gael faces controversy as Senator Conway's arrest adds pressure on the new government and raises questions about party accountability.

Leaks from parts of the British government and the RUC aimed at undermining Sinn Fein emerged after the 1998 Good Friday agreement.

Brendan "Bik" McFarlane's death sparked significant controversy in Northern Ireland, highlighting differing views on his legacy and the glorification of violence.

BAM awarded a £671m contract for a new children's hospital in Belfast, facing criticism over past project delays and costs.

Stormontgate revealed alleged republican espionage at Stormont, leading to the suspension of devolution in Northern Ireland.

McFarlane's funeral highlighted his controversial legacy and role in the history of Irish republicanism, reflecting ongoing divisions in Irish society.

Dublin residents feel unsafe due to increasing knife violence and lack of police presence.

Lorcan Ó Snodaigh received a suspended sentence for obstructing gardaí during a drunken public disturbance.

Sinn Féin believes the future government should not consist of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, advocating for genuine change for the country.

Newly elected TDs are requesting office furniture and expressing discontent over poor preparation by the Oireachtas.

Concerns raised regarding the lack of basic accommodations for new TDs.],

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Fianna Fáil aims to form a lasting government in coalition, highlighting the need for support from Independents rather than Sinn Féin.

Mr. Gould was arrested as part of an ongoing fraud investigation but has denied the allegations against him.

The 2024 General Election results in various constituencies highlight a competitive landscape with close margins and prolonged counting processes.

McFarlane was a controversial figure in Irish republicanism, remembered for his role in a historic prison escape and significant political impact.

Sinn Féin's eulogy of Bik McFarlane reflects deep political and moral divisions surrounding Irish republicanism and the legacy of violence.

Brendan 'Bik' McFarlane, a prominent figure in Irish republicanism, passed away, remembered as a dedicated leader for Ireland's freedom and unity.

Jean McConville's family seeks civil action against Sinn Fein, aided by a potential repeal of the Legacy Act by the new UK Labour government.

Sinn Féin's support has increased by three points to 22%, while Fine Gael's support has dropped by two points.

Sinn Féin unveils its shadow Cabinet for the 34th Dáil, emphasizing key portfolios and leadership under Mary Lou McDonald.

Sinn Féin revealed its new shadow Cabinet for the 34th Dáil, with Mary Lou McDonald as the leader and diverse portfolios assigned.

Caroline Dwane Stanley's resignation reflects significant internal issues within Sinn Féin.

Mary Lou McDonald urges leftist parties to unite against a coalition with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, advocating for a government that truly represents voters.

Aengus Ó Snodaigh is nominated for the Ceann Comhairle role in the 34th Dáil, reflecting his extensive experience and party support.

Social media attacks on Robbie Keane have escalated to personal threats against his family, prompting Ms. Keane to voice her concerns.

Keane's career intertwines with political commentary, spotlighting the intersection of sports and global conflicts.

Ms. Keane defends her husband against online hate, claiming it makes their family unsafe in Ireland amidst the Israeli-Hamas conflict.

Claudine Keane is confronting Sinn Féin over alleged incitement of online hatred against her family.

Voters in Ireland have chosen stability, enabling the return of the grand coalition government amid political volatility and anti-incumbent trends elsewhere.

Sinn Féin prioritizes electing a strong team over including external nominees in Seanad candidacies.

Ms. Dwane-Stanley criticizes Sinn Féin for neglecting her family after her husband's resignation and highlights the toxicity within party communications.

Ms. Dwane Stanley resigned from Sinn Fein after feeling unsupported by leadership during family controversies.

The departure followed a controversial exit of her husband from the party.