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Brendan Hughes: SDLP-Fianna Fáil partnership was always a classic fudge

Reports signalling an end to the link-up come as no great surprise. For many, the deal seemed dead on arrival three years ago

Belfast Live

Micheal Martin indicates he may run for Taoiseach again after next general election

It was widely expected that he would move aside at some stage before the next election, making way for a new Fianna Fáil leader.

Irish Mirror

Fianna Fail councillor who claimed Travellers were not 'compatible' with living among settled people to be hauled before party chiefs

'We are taking the issue seriously, very seriously and we will engage with the councillor'

Irish Mirror

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Travellers call for Fianna Fail councillor to be suspended over public comments

Michael Crowe, a former mayor, said Traveller culture was 'not conducive' to living with most settled communities and claimed that 'history has proven' it regularly leads to 'confrontation and general uneasiness'

Irish Mirror

Government to confirm pensioners will not have to work past 66 years of age

The Pensions Commission delivered an in-depth report last year that recommended the retirement age be moved to 67 by 2031 and 68 by 2039.

Irish Mirror

Members of the Dail and Seanad who have declared themselves landlords and land owners

Around one in five members of the Dail and the Seanad are also landlords and landowners, with some TDs holding a portfolio of up to 18 properties

Irish Mirror

Ireland's housing crisis: Have Ireland's squatters found a solution to homelessness?

The Irish Mirror spoke to those involved with squatting in Ireland, as over 100,000 people await public housing in the country

Irish Mirror

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Controversy over Sabina Higgins Ukraine letter rumbles on as Fianna Fail Minister asks for 'clarity'

In the letter calling for peace in Ukraine she called on both sides to cease hostilities and get into talks.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach worries about impact housing crisis will have on his on children as he expresses 'concern' for young people

The Fianna Fáil leader said this is not just an issue in Ireland and the percentage of income needed to buy is too high.

Irish Mirror

Green Party could walk away from Government if deal on cut to farmers' emissions is too low

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said he was “hopeful” Coalition leaders could agree on a deal on emissions targets for agriculture but that “nothing is certain yet.”

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach dismisses need for Irish families to give up second car to meet emissions targets

“It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me in terms of how one would even go about doing that."

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach 'clear' on his position in Fianna Fáil as he shrugs off possible heave within the party

29 TDs and Senators met without Government Ministers and without the knowledge of Mr Martin to discuss the future of the party due to fears the electorate is unaware of the party’s identity.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach sends skin cancer warning as Ireland nears record-breaking temperatures

“This is heat unlike anything we're used to.”

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin set to face questions about resigning during official visit to Japan

Mr Martin will meet with the Japan Ireland Parliamentary Friendship League and attend an Irish community and Japanese reception which will be attended by Irish ambassador to Japan, Paul Kavanagh on Tuesday

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Taoiseach insists 'no side deals' have been done with TDs ahead of Government no-confidence vote

“It would be a real doubt over budget at the end of September if there was a General Election in the next number of weeks."

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin fires back as Sinn Fein prepares motion of no confidence

'We welcome the opportunity to present and outline the fact that this has been a competent and a good Government'

Irish Mirror

Government could bring Budget 2023 forward with another electricity credit and fuel allowance bump on the cards

Junior Fianna Fáil Minister Robert Troy has said the summer economic statement shows that public finances are in a healthy position.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach indicates he wants the pension age in Ireland to remain at 66 despite report recommendations

The Pension Commission report published last October said that the State pension age should rise by three months each year from 2028 until it hits 67 in 2031.

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Taoiseach Micheal Martin urges unions and Government officials to get back in the room after no agreement at public sector pay talks

The Fianna Fáil leader reiterated he would tackle issues like the cost of childcare in the Budget

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach refuses to 'debate' with President Michael D Higgins over housing comments

On Tuesday, President Higgins described housing in Ireland as "our great, great failure" and said "it isn't a crisis anymore, it is a disaster."

Belfast Live

Taoiseach Micheál Martin opposes bid to end Fianna Fáíl partnership with the SDLP

The Fianna Fáíl leader told Belfast Live the cross-border alliance with the SDLP is "strong" and "will continue"

Irish Mirror

Eamon Ryan warned not to threaten 'stability of government' in 'robust' meeting on turf ban

Backbench TDs from Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael met with Minister Ryan at two separate meetings on Tuesday evening

Belfast Live

No voters have raised Brexit Protocol or First Minister post during election campaign, says SDLP leader Colum Eastwood

He said the SDLP was focused "within every fibre of our being" on lifting people out of poverty

Dublin Live

'Drunk men grope woman' on Dublin Airport flight as senator calls for lifetime ban

"There were four drunk men on board the flight and one man groped a young woman"

Belfast Live

Fianna Fáil to consider proposal to end SDLP partnership

The two parties announced a cross-border alliance in 2019 but the status of the collaboration since then has been uncertain

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