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June
June 2024
All seats filled in every council as Newbridge completes marathon count
Sinn Féin’s James Stokes and Aontú’s Melissa Byrne finished with just two votes between them in Kildare.
Eamon Ryan had private word with Taoiseach and Tánaiste after 'inappropriate' attacks on Greens
The story of the count so far: Good news for everyone, unless you're Sinn Féin
As it stands, Fine Gael may sneak ahead to become the biggest party in local government.
'Not a green wave, not a wipeout', MEP Ciarán Cuffe says as he faces tough battle to hold seat
These are the key stats to help you understand who's winning and losing in the local elections
Here are the key promises from the local election manifestos of smaller parties
We read local election manifestos so you don't have to: Here's what the 3 big parties promise
Warmth, apathy and one 'don't come near my house': On the trail with Sinn Féin in west Dublin
The Journal joined Sinn Féin’s housing spokesperson as he knocked on doors in Lucan ahead of Friday’s election.
Voters go to the polls on Friday for the local elections - but what exactly do councillors do?
Drogheda: Locals say it is on the 'cusp of being brilliant' - it just needs attention
Our reporter Jane Matthews visits her hometown.
May
May 2024
Politicians question Israeli and Palestinian flags being ‘side by side’ in Leinster House
Here's how the Trumpsters are taking the news of his conviction (spoiler: not well)
Fixing delays with childen's spinal surgeries 'not rocket science', President Higgins says
McDonald says 'traitors and sell outs' label directed at Sinn Féin not defining feature of campaign
Landmark surrogacy legislation passes final stage in Dáil
Ryan pledges random searches of civil aircraft to check for weapons and military equipment
‘What have they proposed that actually brings us further?’ - Eamon Ryan slams SocDems and PBP
Palestinian flag flies and Taoiseach greets families as Ireland formally recognises Palestine
The Government has agreed to establish full diplomatic relations between Dublin and Ramallah.
Taoiseach Simon Harris said that the decision "is about keeping hope alive".
He told the Dáil today that he has "no knowledge" of any Irish exported technology being used by Israel as part of its assault on Gaza.
The Dáil was temporarily suspended this afternoon after a group of protesters in the public gallery interrupted statements to call for sanctions to be imposed on Israel.
Watch: Dáil briefly suspended as protesters in gallery call for sanctions against Israel
Fianna Brawl: 'Not in public' hisses Martin as candidate criticises party at manifesto launch
Sinn Féin running more candidates than ever - but still fewer than Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael
Irish European Parliament staff among those with passports leaked in major data breach
Tempers flare in Dáil over housing as 'Pearse' and 'Darragh' get on first-name terms
Outrage from locals in Borrisokane as families living in direct provision face eviction, Dáil told
Mary Lou McDonald: Fences erected in Dublin can't stay indefinitely, proper accommodation needed
Housing Minister says core recommendation from Housing Commission report 'problematic'
Seanad to hear motion calling for bin collection to be removed from private providers
Recruitment embargo in HSE 'inconceivable' and more doctors needed, IMO to tell politicians
Politicians will be told how hospital doctors and consultants are leaving work feeling “demoralised and frustrated”.
Drogheda set to get electric Dart train connections to Dublin by 2026
Ahead of RTÉ's first debate tonight here's a look at how it chooses who gets to take part
FG candidate grateful for outpouring of support after being attacked for putting up posters
'Their face was twisted up in anger': Election hopefuls share stories of abuse at the doors
Dublin and Monaghan bombings: Answers sought from UK over 'unacceptable' justice failure
Threats to election candidates from minority backgrounds 'dangerously off the wall', Tánaiste says
Tánaiste accuses Sinn Féin of 'Jekyll and Hyde' approach to housing during heated Dáil exchange
Fine Gael feeling 'confident' as they jump and Sinn Féin slump in latest Irish Times poll
Ireland ‘losing a generation of young people’ in politics because of abuse and harassment
Confirmation that 56 gardaí will give a dig out in France for Paris Olympics security operation
Taoiseach calls for 'consistency of approach' around payments and supports for Ukrainians
'You can't be the only one without': Politicians' love-hate relationship with election posters