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Ireland's homelessness figures soar to record high of 11,542 amid warning of another surge in April

It is the fifth consecutive month that the Government's official homeless figures have reached a record high, despite a temporary eviction ban being in effect from November.

Irish Mirror

‘Don’t look back in anger’: German minister quotes Oasis on Brexit row

Foreign secretary James Cleverly says protocol talks moving ‘pretty fast’ after meeting German counterpart

The Independent UK

Mum whose daughter died in 2019 after 17 hours on a trolley says the tragedy has changed nothing

Melanie Sheehan, whose daughter Eve Cleary (21) died in UHL in 2019, said she will “never again” bring any of her remaining five children to the Limerick ED

Irish Mirror

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Majority of Irish Mirror readers want mask-wearing mandatory again on public transport, in shops and at Mass

The Irish Mirror asked readers whether or not mask-wearing should be made mandatory again on public transport, in shops, and at Mass, and the results are in.

Irish Mirror

Seven suspects formally charged over the murder of Private Seán Rooney

Reports in several Lebanese media outlets said the men were all charged with taking part in the attack – and that they included the alleged gunman

Irish Mirror

Amazon to slash over 18,000 jobs as part of massive layoffs

Last year it was reported that the tech giant was planning to cut 10,000 jobs with then-Tanaiste Leo Vardakar stating no job losses were anticipated for Ireland

Dublin Live

Patient tells how she spent three days on a hospital chair as it emerges 5,000 more beds are needed

Elderly Geraldine Bollard spoke outside Beaumont Hospital and said: “No one cares, I was waiting three days on a metal chair"

Irish Mirror

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Asthmatic pensioner with spinal problems claims she waited 3 days on hard Beaumont hospital chair

There are fears the health crisis is about to get even worse as the number of people on trolleys hit record levels

Dublin Live

Conor McGregor's 2022: Parties, court battles, online spats and no UFC fights

Although not stepping inside the octagon once last year, McGregor faced numerous legal battles away from it

Belfast Live

Conor McGregor's year of court battles, parties, lavish gifts, social media spats and no UFC fights

Although not stepping inside the octagon once in 2022, McGregor faced numerous legal battles away from it

Irish Mirror

Number of people on trolleys 'not acceptable', Taoiseach Leo Varadkar admits

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly warned that the number of COVID-19 cases could increase in the coming weeks due to increased Christmas socialising

Irish Mirror

Are mandatory masks on the way back? The latest as EU officials sound Covid alarm

The European Union is meeting today in Brussels to discuss the current Covid-19 situation

Irish Mirror

No 10 welcomes Varadkar’s talk of ‘compromises’ on Northern Ireland Protocol

Downing Street said it had ‘always felt it was possible to enact the protocol in a way that was flexible’.

The Independent UK

Leo Varadkar admits mistakes made on all sides over Brexit handling

"There was no road map, no manual, it wasn't something that we expected would happen and we've all done our best to deal with it."

Belfast Live

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The Independent UK

Brexit mistakes made by all sides, says Irish prime minister – who concedes protocol ‘too strict’

‘Perhaps it was little bit too strict,’ says Leo Varadkar of Brexit arrangements as hopes rise of UK-EU breakthrough

Dublin Live

Government 'driving house inflation' as standard Irish home now costs 7.7 times average wage

Sinn Fein's housing spokesman claims that red tape is slowing down the delivery of much needed homes

The Independent UK

Mistakes were made on all sides in handling of Brexit, says Varadkar

The Taoiseach said he will be as flexible and reasonable as possible when attempting to solve issues with the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Dublin Live

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar warns there is 'good chance' Ireland will experience another pandemic

Leo Varadkar said that an inquiry into Ireland’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic will be launched this year

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Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar says Ireland's 'two-tiered health service' is 'not right or normal'

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that having private practices in public hospitals is like having fee-paying classes in public schools.

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar issues grim pandemic warning as he indicates Covid inquiry to be set up

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar indicated that an inquiry into Ireland’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic will be set up in 2023.

The National (Scotland)

Woman who made plea to Tony Blair says Good Friday Agreement is being 'abused'

A FORMER schoolgirl who who made headlines around the world when she pleaded with Tony Blair to bring peace to Northern Ireland has said she…

Irish Mirror

Rent tax credit Ireland: How to claim €500 payment as Budget 2023 scheme opens from today

A raft of other tax changes announced in the Budget also come into effect from January 1 and will see a boost to over 1.5m people’s pay cheques from this month onwards.

Dublin Live

Sick pay law explained: How many days are guaranteed, rate of pay and more as new legislation comes into effect

The Sick Leave Act came into law on July 20 of this year and thousands of workers are set to benefit

Dublin Live

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says government will consider introducing more cost of living measures

The Government introduced several measures last year in a bid to tackle the cost of living, which included €200 energy credits

Irish Mirror

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan denies he 'hates rural Ireland' or that people in rural Ireland 'hate him'

'I think actually there's a lot of people in rural Ireland just like urban people, they want us to be good at being green'

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