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Aer Lingus received 6,500 requests for compensation due to September's IT issues

Aer Lingus CEO Lynne Embleton addressed the outage in front of the Oireachtas Transport Committee

Dublin Live

Dail delays switching on heat to 'show leadership' amid energy crisis

In a letter to all TDs, Senators and staff, management explained its decision

Irish Mirror

Leinster House website for TDs cost nearly €1.9 million

The digital parliament project had originally been budgeted at €1.78 million

Irish Mirror

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

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

Irish Mirror

Minister Robert Troy 'still has questions to answer' over interests errors, says senator

The Minister of State with Responsibility for Trade Promotion has been forced to correct the Dail’s register of declarations of interest after he failed to include several properties

Irish Mirror

Some Leinster House staff working so much overtime they almost doubled their salaries

An internal audit found one employee had been working on average 61 hours a week during the period they examined - a breach of working time legislation

Irish Mirror

Dublin grandmother says long Covid has 'robbed her' of life and left her a 'prisoner' in her home

Grandmother-of-three Miriam Cullen first caught the virus in March 2020 and has not been able to return to work since

Dublin Live

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Irish granny tells of nightmare long Covid symptoms that's left her in 'dark place'

The 62-year-old, from Walkinstown in south Dublin, needs a ventilator to help her breathe and has been diagnosed with a brain disorder

Irish Mirror

€400 payment to Irish households for accommodating Ukrainian refugees still not up and running

The Irish Mirror has confirmed that no applications have been made for the €400 payment yet because the legislation to allow the payment process only passed through all stages in the Oireachtas on Wednesday.

Irish Mirror

Mountjoy prisoners play TDs and senators in football match with rematch already on the cards

“Myself and Lynn Ruane contacted the Bohs foundation and the Governor. He couldn’t have been more helpful and enthusiastic about it."

Irish Mirror

Houses of the Oireachtas planning to splash out up to €300,000 on own brand of wine

The parliamentary authority is looking for a 'young, clean, fresh, fruity' style of white wine to put its own label on

Irish Mirror

Call for Government's consumer watchdogs 'missing at the wheel' to be hauled before Dail committee over cost of living crisis

Labour finance spokesman Ged Nash has written to the Oireachtas enterprise committee asking the chair to call the CCPA before it to answer urgent questions

Irish Mirror

Ceann Comhairle now paid more than Taoiseach as astonishing salary revealed

The Department of Public Expenditure confirmed the wage is €227,000, more than €10,000 higher than the top job and the second only to the President

Irish Mirror

EU official in charge of energy policy says dependency on Russian oil has left Europe open to 'blackmail'

Kadri Simson appeared before an Oireachtas committee to take questions amid the backdrop of an energy crisis sparked by the war in Ukraine

Irish Mirror

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Lotto chiefs told their TV ads should be banned from early evening slots as they 'unfairly affect children'

'I can’t for the life of me think of why the Lotto can’t be on at a later time'

The Independent UK

Ireland urged to convince EU ‘sceptics’ of importance of Ukraine membership

Leading Ukrainian politician Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze praised consistent Irish support for her country’s bid to join the EU.

Irish Mirror

Calls for Dail bar to be 'shut down' as Leinster House has no licence to serve alcohol

Socialist TD Paul Murphy told the Irish Mirror that the 'lawmakers' in the chamber should not become 'lawbreakers' when they go drinking in their unlicensed 'shebeen'

Dublin Live

Calls for Dail bar to be 'shut down' due to lack of licence

Paul Murphy TD said that bar was an unlicensed 'shebeen'

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Irish Mirror

Golfers of infamous Oireachtas Golf Society set to hit the fairways again this summer

Secret meeting in Leinster House leads to country's most famous golfers heading back to the fairways

Irish Mirror

Facebook and Twitter offering special support services for TDs and Senators who feel they are abused online

According to an internal Oireachtas paper, Facebook opened a new reporting channel to which TDs and Senators have direct access

Irish Mirror

Controversial National Maternity Hospital proposals to go before Cabinet as Ministers face pressure

Sinn Fein’s health spokesman David Cullinane said the Cabinet 'should not sign off on the new National Maternity Hospital without Oireachtas scrutiny of the legal framework'

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin accused of misleading Dail over Robert Watt 'witch-hunt' comments

John McGuinness said there is 'no appetite of Government' to get the truth around the botched appointment of chief medical officer Dr Tony Holohan to a professor position at Trinity College Dublin

Irish Mirror

Top civil servant denies involvement in botched Dr Tony Holohan appointment to Trinity

Secretary General in the Department of the Taoiseach Martin Fraser was quizzed by politicians during an appearance at the Oireachtas Finance Committee

The Independent UK

Hotel use for Ukrainian refugees bad for hospitality industry, says tourism boss

Failte Ireland boss Paul Kelly said that housing Ukrainian refugees in Irish hotels in the long term could pose a serious danger to a tourism sector.

The Independent UK

Volodymyr Zelensky silences Irish parliament all the way from Ukraine

Politicians pledged solidarity with the people of Kyiv, Mariupol, Bucha and a host of other war-torn towns.

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