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O’Dowd expresses concern at Lurgan job losses announcement

O’Dowd expresses concern at Lurgan job losses announcement

Advisory Council must focus on harnessing power of AI while protecting workers and society – Louise O’Reilly TD

Advisory Council must focus on harnessing power of AI while protecting workers and society – Louise O’Reilly TD

Government’s response to Mental Health Commission CAMHS report underwhelming and unacceptable – Mark Ward TD

Government’s response to Mental Health Commission CAMHS report underwhelming and unacceptable – Mark Ward TD

New Agri-Food Regulator must be equipped to tackle anti-competitive practices – Claire Kerrane TD

New Agri-Food Regulator must be equipped to tackle anti-competitive practices – Claire Kerrane TD

Pearse Doherty meets Australian Finance Minister Katy Gallagher

Pearse Doherty meets Australian Finance Minister Katy Gallagher

Kelly to raise concerns at unprecedented PSNI data breach at Policing Board emergency meeting

Kelly to raise concerns at unprecedented PSNI data breach at Policing Board emergency meeting

Sinn Féin write to Simon Harris regarding access of northern students to universities in the south – Delargy, Archibald, Finucane & Farrell

Sinn Féin write to Simon Harris regarding access of northern students to universities in the south – Delargy, Archibald, Finucane & Farrell

State spends €1.2 million to fight families of children with disabilities – Mark Ward TD

State spends €1.2 million to fight families of children with disabilities – Mark Ward TD

Matt Carthy meets Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong

Matt Carthy meets Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong

New research underlines the need for collective bargaining and a living wage – Louise O’Reilly TD

New research underlines the need for collective bargaining and a living wage – Louise O’Reilly TD

Housing crisis set to continue as Darragh O’Brien sets out ‘status-quo’ budget asks – Eoin Ó Broin TD

Housing crisis set to continue as Darragh O’Brien sets out ‘status-quo’ budget asks – Eoin Ó Broin TD

Ní Chuilín condemns ‘vicious attack’ on young man in North Belfast

Ní Chuilín condemns ‘vicious attack’ on young man in North Belfast

Ruling on fresh inquests into Mid Ulster murders ‘welcome’ – O’Neill

Ruling on fresh inquests into Mid Ulster murders ‘welcome’ – O’Neill

Molloy welcomes news fresh inquests into Mid-Ulster murders

Molloy welcomes news fresh inquests into Mid-Ulster murders

Health, housing and climate top agenda during Brisbane trip

Health, housing and climate top agenda during Brisbane trip

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