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Taoiseach gives green light for tech companies to build data centres in Ireland

“We can't say no to all data centres because that potentially would be saying no to a lot of investment on the technology front both on the digital and the bigger companies."

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin emotional visiting Singapore prison where his uncle was kept captive

Philip Martin was imprisoned for three years after the fall of Singapore to the Japanese in 1942 while serving with the British Royal Engineers.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach calls on AIB to reconsider decision to terminate cash services at 70 branches

“And I do believe they should reflect and reconsider the scale of what they're doing.”

Irish Mirror

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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

Taoiseach 'clear' on his position in Fianna Fáil as he shrugs off possible heave within the party

29 TDs and Senators met without Government Ministers and without the knowledge of Mr Martin to discuss the future of the party due to fears the electorate is unaware of the party’s identity.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin 'in heaven' after sampling green tea on Japan trip

Mr Martin also played up to sporting fans in the room when he mentioned Japan pulling off one of the shocks of Rugby World Cup history against Ireland in 2019

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach sends skin cancer warning as Ireland nears record-breaking temperatures

“This is heat unlike anything we're used to.”

Irish Mirror

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Taoiseach Micheal Martin set to face questions about resigning during official visit to Japan

Mr Martin will meet with the Japan Ireland Parliamentary Friendship League and attend an Irish community and Japanese reception which will be attended by Irish ambassador to Japan, Paul Kavanagh on Tuesday

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach will discuss 'inhumane' Russian invasion of Ukraine during visit to Japan and Singapore

"I expect to discuss Russia’s immoral and inhumane invasion of Ukraine, the impact of which is being felt all around the world."

Irish Mirror

Ukraine's President Zelensky writes to Taoiseach Micheal Martin to thank him for support for EU application

Just one week ago Mr Martin arrived in Ukraine to meet President Zelensky where he reiterated his support for Ukraine's fast-tracked membership of the EU.

Irish Mirror

Lowest-ranked soldiers set for €5,000 pay hike under new Government plans for the Defence Forces budget

After much controversy about low-pay, there are major changes to allowances, these will be paid to all of those at the rank of three-star and able-seamen personnel.

Irish Mirror

Owners of laptops, tablets and smartphones could soon be stung with TV licence fees

Media Minister Catherine Martin said that the Government will be looking at expanding the reach of licence inspectors to allow them collect TV licence fees even if you don’t have a TV

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach insists 'no side deals' have been done with TDs ahead of Government no-confidence vote

“It would be a real doubt over budget at the end of September if there was a General Election in the next number of weeks."

Irish Mirror

Why did Boris Johnson resign? Full explainer of what’s going on in UK politics

The Tory leader was rocked by scandal after scandal during his time in charge of the country

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Taoiseach Micheal Martin comments on impact of Ukraine war after seeing pictures of kids killed

'I find it hard to comprehend how any man would start a war which results in the death of so many children'

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin fires back as Sinn Fein prepares motion of no confidence

'We welcome the opportunity to present and outline the fact that this has been a competent and a good Government'

The Guardian - UK

Johnson exit greeted by Dublin and Brussels as reason for hope

Ireland urges change of tack on Northern Ireland protocol, and EU’s Michel Barnier calls for ‘more constructive’ relations

The Guardian - UK

Putin says Russia is only just getting started in Ukraine – as it happened

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Russia-Ukraine war update: what we know on day 134 of the invasion

Russian attacks intensify in Donetsk; civilians continue to flee from Sloviansk as Moscow’s forces press towards the eastern Ukrainian city

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach to visit Ukraine after recent phonecall with President Zelensky

It’s understood Mr Martin is travelling to eastern Europe today ahead of his visit tomorrow.

Irish Mirror

Covid-19 Ireland: Hospitalisations increase 347% as Irish nurses call for public health measures

"We have just emerged from the worst June for hospital overcrowding on record coupled with sharp increases in COVID cases in our hospitals."

Belfast Live

SDLP political director steps down after Stormont Assembly election losses

The senior SDLP figure said that after a "difficult" election he had decided to focus on "rebuilding" the party in North and West Belfast

Irish Mirror

Government could bring Budget 2023 forward with another electricity credit and fuel allowance bump on the cards

Junior Fianna Fáil Minister Robert Troy has said the summer economic statement shows that public finances are in a healthy position.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach can't rule out return of Covid restrictions in Ireland this winter as he offers face mask update

Micheal Martin said: “I just can’t predict with certainty what will happen, all I can predict is uncertainty'

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach indicates he wants the pension age in Ireland to remain at 66 despite report recommendations

The Pension Commission report published last October said that the State pension age should rise by three months each year from 2028 until it hits 67 in 2031.

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