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Government knew about tsunami of eviction notices weeks before lifting ban

The Q4 figures showed more than 4,300 eviction notices were issued in October, November and December

Dublin Live

Ministers claim they knew nothing about eviction notice numbers

Officials from Department of Housing knew about the tsunami of eviction notices coming before ban ended

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach pays tribute to Women of Honour following 'stark' report into Defence Forces

Speaking in the Dáil, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that while there were reports of sexual abuse and bullying in the Defence Forces before, the report was the most "stark" reports had ever been.

Irish Mirror

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Government wins confidence motion following furious Dail debate

Ceann Comhairle Seán Ó Fearghaíl branded the debate a "disgrace" as he criticised heckling from both sides during the fiery confidence debate following the decision to lift the eviction ban.

Irish Mirror

Government likely to survive confidence motion as Bacik sends rallying cry to opposition

The Government's confidence motion in itself will be debated early on Wednesday morning following backlash over its decision to lift the eviction ban.

Irish Mirror

SDLP leader rules out Irish Labour Party merger

Colum Eastwood says party “not too bothered about having friends” but said he wanted to build a “coalition for change”

Belfast Live

Labour leader Ivana Bacik calls for one million homes to be built in the next decade

During her speech at the Labour Party conference in Cork on Saturday evening, leader Ivana Bacik was sharply critical of the Government's record on housing ahead of Wednesday's confidence motion.

Irish Mirror

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Labour rejects Fine Gael claim it has objected to nearly 11,000 Dublin homes

In a statement from Fine Gael TD Richard Bruton, it was suggested that the Labour Party had objected to nearly 11,000 homes in the Dublin City Council area since 2020

Irish Mirror

Alan Kelly thanks Labour members for support following leadership ousting

Speaking at the Labour Party's conference in Cork, Alan Kelly said that it was "one of the most special honours" of his life being elected as the party's leader in 2020.

Irish Mirror

Labour leader Ivana Bacik defends sending legal warnings to newspapers

Speaking at the first day of the Labour Party conference in Cork, Labour leader Ivana Bacik said that it was "perfectly acceptable for a political party to take action" as she defended her party sending legal warnings.

Irish Mirror

Ferghal Blaney - Shocking response of Government to energy real crisis for households

Our Mirrorman in Leinster House with the latest craic from the Corridors of Power

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach rules out mini-Budget amid warnings Government cannot help everyone

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar told the Dáil that there will be targeted and universal measures but ruled out the prospect of a mini-Budget being announced next week

Irish Mirror

Labour submit complaint over Damien English's planning controversy

Damien English stood down from his position as Minister of State in the Department of Enterprise after it emerged that he had failed to declare that he owned a property on a planning application.

Irish Mirror

Labour Party public meeting 'invaded' by anti-refugee protestors

The Labour Party expressed concerns that the country is at a "dangerous crossroads" and protests against refugees could lead to "someone getting seriously, seriously injured and possibly worse"

Irish Mirror

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Labour party 'likely' to lodge complaint over former minister Damien English's planning scandal

Mr English was forced to resign as Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise earlier this month

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe to make statement in the Dáil tomorrow after election expenses debacle

The Public Expenditure Minister has been in hot water in recent days

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe prepared to go before the Dáil to make statement on election expenses

It comes following a call from the Labour Party for Mr Donohoe to make a statement when the Dáil resumes

Irish Mirror

Ivana Bacik non-committal on ruling out Labour coalition with Sinn Féin

In an interview with the Irish Mirror, Ivana Bacik said that her "personal opinion" remains that Labour should not go into coalition with Sinn Fein but refused to rule it out.

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'Regrettable' that people in Northern Ireland could face another election, says Leo Varadkar

MLAs returned to Stormont in a last attempt to restore the executive before fresh Assembly elections are called

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023 aftermath sees Taoiseach face barrage of criticism for not doing enough on housing

'The Government's record in office is that a housing crisis has morphed into a housing disaster'

Irish Mirror

Eamon Ryan calls for two investigations into Robert Troy's 'significant errors'

The Green Party leader said the errors were 'very disappointing'

Irish Mirror

Robert Troy omissions showed 'careless disregard' for anti-corruption measures, says Labour leader Ivana Bacik

'I think Robert Troy still has questions to answer'

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin says British Government does not understand Good Friday Agreement

Mr Martin warned the move to override parts of the international Brexit deal could 'destabilise' politics in Northern Ireland, describing it as 'economically incoherent'

The Independent UK

British Government does not understand Good Friday Agreement – Taoiseach

Micheal Martin warned the move to override parts of the international deal could “destabilise” politics in Northern Ireland.

Irish Mirror

Could wage increases be on the way as inflation soars? Government told 'Ireland needs a pay rise'

Speaking on Newstalk's Breakfast, Ivana Bacik said the Labour Party agrees with the trade unions that workers must get pay increases that match inflation

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