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Prime minister is ‘not in a life threatening situation’ after what members of the Slovakian government called a ‘politically motivated’ attack
Legislation will allow sex workers to access employment contracts and rights
US multinational has spent the past year talking to private capital groups about potential financing options
Harris says ‘many, many, many’ people who have been through immigration system still live in ‘free State accommodation without making a contribution’
Minister for Finance Michael McGrath declined to comment on ‘a particular deal’ until it is finalised
Michael McGrath says Ireland would support changes proposed following ‘cum-ex’ fraud revelations
Michael McGrath says Government looking at tax changes so people who invest money are not unduly ‘penalised’
Taoiseach says ‘common sense’ changes to migration policy needed in Ireland
Students organise yoga classes, set up study rooms and stockpile toilet paper in pro-Palestine campus occupation
Names on European candidates’ replacement lists matter more than usual with a general election on the horizon
Budget carrier hails latest decision as a ‘triumph for fair competition’, saying Condor aid breached fundamental principles of EU law
Survey finds significant dissatisfaction with how EU responded to war in Gaza
Billions of euro in funding had been withheld over concerns about the judiciary
Greens face major battle to hold onto gains made in last European Parliament
First aid organisation reports difficulty finding candidates to fill vacant board seats