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Fianna Fail members vote to ratify programme for government

Micheal Martin is set to replace Fine Gael leader Simon Harris as taoiseach when the Dail meets on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Martin vows to prove wrong the naysayers in new Irish government

The Fianna Fail leader is set to be appointed taoiseach for the second time on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Thousands participate in Palestinian solidarity march in Dublin

The activists expressed anger at the Government’s failure to pass legislation designed to restrict trade with Israeli settlements in Palestine.

Evening Standard

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Sinn Fein’s McDonald refuses to rule out coalition with Fine Gael or Fianna Fail

Mary Lou McDonald urged voters to support her party and ‘change the government’.

Evening Standard

‘Time is right’ for Irish election, says Harris as candidates hit campaign trail

The parties have already began to set out their stall on housing, immigration and childcare as they vie for votes on November 29.

Evening Standard

Spanish cops on brink of major Amy Fitzpatrick breakthrough as family give update

Dubliner Amy was just 15 when she vanished from Mijas Costa, near Fuengirola in Spain, on New Year’s Day, 2008

Irish Mirror

'I took on a Dublin Bus driver training session - here's what it takes to do the €815 per week job'

'We are taught the role of a professional bus driver is to deliver passengers to their destinations safely, on time and in a courteous manner. The mantra of Dublin Bus is Every Journey Matters.'

Irish Mirror

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Woman whose mother died in Stardust fire tragedy feels like 'child trapped' in woman's body

48 people died when fire ripped through the Stardust nightclub in Dublin 42 years ago

Irish Mirror

Shamrock Rovers duo hail dawn of new era for women's football in Ireland

Abbie Larkin and Stephanie Zambra have opened up about the change in status this year of the Women's Premier Division - with Zambra comparing the set-up at Shamrock Rovers to clubs she played with in Italy and France.

Irish Mirror

'All we can do is pass on increase' - Publicans say they can't take any more blows amid pint price hike

'It’s making our job harder, all our costs have gone up too like labour and power bills'

Irish Mirror

Clerys' clock restored to former glory and unveiled to onlookers in Dublin

The clock's unveiling came ahead of an exhibition that opens on Wednesday at Clerys

Irish Mirror

Senator talks surrogacy journey as she hails upcoming Irish law change

Senator Mary Seery Kearney and her husband David welcomed their much-wanted daughter through a surrogate in India in May 2015. After five miscarriages and 13 rounds of IVF, they decided to go down the surrogacy route and started the beginning of a new chapter.

Irish Mirror

Emotional scenes in Dublin Airport as families are reunited on busiest travel day before Christmas

Friday was the busiest day of the pre-Christmas period at Dublin Airport with around 45,000 arrivals and 45,000 departing passengers

Irish Mirror

Tears of joy at Dublin Airport as families are reunited for Christmas

People returned home from all over the world on Thursday ahead of the festive season

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'We have been sentenced to a lifetime of grief' - Mother speaks out after baby dies 30 minutes after birth

The mother of Molly McEvoy released a statement after the inquest

Irish Mirror

Irish electrician afraid of the dark transforms home into haunted house for Halloween

Ken Carragher expects between 4,000 and 5,000 people to pass through this weekend

Daily Mirror

Dad's fight to bring triplets home after surrogacy service demands extra £34,000 first

Edward O’Reilly’s three daughters were born prematurely on September 1 in Nairobi, Kenya - he says he's been hit with extra costs despite already paying €50,000 (£43,570) to cover all expenses

Dublin Live

Young UCD student hit by Luas tram was already dead from fall, hears inquest

An inquest has heard how the aspiring young politician was killed after coming off his bicycle while cycling along the Luas track

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