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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

Tax rise just weeks away will see Irish motorists paying even more for petrol and diesel

The Government were forced to intervene earlier in 2022 when petrol and diesel both hit peaks of over €2.15 per litre at forecourts around the country.

Irish Mirror

Fine Gael support drops to lowest ever level as Sinn Fein remain most popular party

Leo Varadkar's party now trail Sinn Fein by 17 points, with 70% of people struggling to make ends meet

Irish Mirror

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Irish coalition to discuss Eurogroup chief conundrum, deputy prime minister says

Ireland's deputy prime minister said on Friday that coalition leaders will shortly discuss how Dublin might remain as chair of the influential Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers ahead of a cabinet reshuffle.

Reuters

Leo Varadkar outlines three supports that could be coming down the line amid rising cost of living

Ahead of Fine Gael’s meeting in Kilkenny today, Leo Varadkar has outlined a number of measures the party are considering to help with the rising cost of living

Irish Mirror

Brexit: Truss ‘eyeing early trip to Dublin for talks on Northern Ireland protocol’

Report comes as Northern Ireland minister raises suggestions of new Brexit talks

The Independent UK

Annual recruitment campaign needed for taxi industry instead of fare increases, Fine Gael TD says

A spokesman for the National Private Hire and Taxi Association said it was "out of order" to say drivers shouldn't get a fare increase

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Pat Flanagan column: Micheal Martin and Leo Varadkar should have shut the door on Robert Troy

It was somewhat ironic that any political gains clocked up by Micheal Martin and Leo Varadkar paying tribute to Michael Collins’ legacy have been completely wiped out by the forced resignation of Robert Troy and their attempts to defend him

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

'Colossal' cash burden on parents to pay for hospital food in Dublin

Fine Gael Councillor Vicki Casserly is calling for meals at children's hospitals to be subsidised to help parents feeling the effects of inflation

Dublin Live

Defence Forces offer update on soldier that fainted at Michael Collins commemoration during live RTE broadcast

The soldier was seen stumbling and collapsing as the Taoiseach made a televised address

Irish Mirror

Soldier collapses during Micheal Martin's televised address marking 100th anniversary of Michael Collins' death

During Micheal Martin’s televised address, cameras captured the moment a soldier had a medical emergency and fainted holding his rifle

Irish Mirror

Dublin is 'safer than most places', Fine Gael Senator claims

Senator Barry Ward noted that Dublin "has problems", but said he "can't think of any capital city in Europe that is as safe" as Ireland's capital

Dublin Live

Leo Varadkar pays tribute to 'remarkable legacy' of Michael Collins at his graveside

'He had the courage to fight the British empire despite overwhelming odds, and to force it to the negotiating table'

Irish Mirror

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Leo Varadkar urges IRFU to listen to trans players 'excluded' from contact rugby

The Tánaiste was asked for his view on the IRFU instituting a ban on trans women playing contact rugby from next season

Irish Mirror

Pat Flanagan column: It's time to bail out the public amid soaring energy crisis

It’s all one way traffic when it comes to the transfer of wealth as it is families who are struggling to meet their utility bills who are generating the massive profits of the energy corporations.

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

Ireland's ethics watchdog SIPO rules out overhauling guidelines for political parties

Concerns were raised to the Standards in Public Office Commission after a British man left two million euros to Sinn Fein

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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

Government sure of winning Sinn Fein no confidence vote

Sinn Fein has heavily criticised the Government’s response to the cost-of-living crisis and claims it is also failing on longer term problems

The Independent UK

Irish government sure of winning confidence vote

The Dail’s main opposition party Sinn Fein is pressing for an early general election after the coalition lost its parliamentary majority.

Irish Mirror

Suspended Green TD Neasa Hourigan undecided over Government no confidence vote

The loss of Joe McHugh after the Mica redress Bill vote saw the number of Government TDs drop to 79 – one short of a Dail majority

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar hits out at 'sworn political opponents' after being cleared of any crime over GP contract leak

"I know that I did not break any law, do anything corrupt or even self-interested. That is now clear to any fair-minded person."

Irish Mirror

Dail protest against Irish MEPs voting to label gas and nuclear 'green' in EU taxonomy

'Gas is a dirty fuel and nuclear is also not an option when it comes to renewable'

Belfast Live

Border poll "not appropriate or right at this time", says Leo Varadkar

"We need to resolve the issues around protocol. And I think that can be done."

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