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A joint left candidate for the presidency largely depends on whether Sinn Féin decides to run its own candidate, People ...
The Coalition’s attempts to take a “collective” approach towards addressing concerns linked to third level college fee costs ...
A Sinn Féin TD used the Provisional IRA catchcry “Tiocfaidh ár lá” (“Our day will come”) in the Dáil recently — a first for a ...
Mr Ó Broin made the comments as it was confirmed that homeless figures have once again risen to record levels, with 15,747 ...
The number of people who have left Ireland by voluntary return this year has increased by 223% compared to last year, ...
Sinn Féin has tabled a Private Members' Business Motion which it says would protect the cultural heritage of the GPO and put ...
Building work will commence in the coming weeks on 16 new apartments at the site of a fire in Jobstown, Dublin, that killed a ...
Sinn Féin called on the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Tracy Kelly, to explain the decision to remove a portrait of President Michael ...
A six-year-old girl has died in a road crash in County Donegal. It happened on the R240 at Glentogher, Carndonagh, shortly ...
A COMMUNITY is “raw with grief” after a young girl was killed in a horror crash in Co Donegal last night. Another child and ...
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe became the latest minister to refuse to confirm Government plans over third-level fees.