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The Cabinet will meet today for the first time since the General Election.
The gloss has gone off the Social Democrats with one of its new TDs overboard before the Dáil even meets for the first time.
The 34th Dáil convenes this morning for its first sitting since the election. A total of 174 TDs will gather at Leinster House, including 66 newly elected deputies. So what happens on the first day?
Tánaiste and Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Harris has signaled that the Government will not ban trade in services with occupied territories under a forthcoming Bill.
With the Arts Council in the eye of a storm amid massive losses, Sandra Hurley looks at what is at stake for the major players in the fallout of the controversy.
Tánaiste and Minister for Defence Simon Harris will bring a proposal to Cabinet next month to amend Ireland's 'triple lock' on the deployment of Defence Forces peacekeepers overseas.
Sinn Féin has called on the Government to tackle the backlog in driving tests.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has urged the Oireachtas to bring closure to its dispute with former Rehab Group CEO Angela Kerins.
Five opposition parties are demanding that Taoiseach Micheál Martin answer a question in the Dáil today on the ongoing row about speaking rights.
The Labour Party has raised questions in the Dáil about the leather pistol holster worn by Detective Garda Colm Horkan who was murdered in Co Roscommmon almost five years ago.
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