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Ireland should increase funding to UNRWA – Matt Carthy TD

Ireland should increase funding to UNRWA – Matt Carthy TD

PayPal must consult and support staff following the proposed cutting of over 200 jobs – Ruairí Ó Murchú TD 

PayPal must consult and support staff following the proposed cutting of over 200 jobs – Ruairí Ó Murchú TD 

Access to mental health and addiction supports in Irish prisons vital – Mark Ward TD

Access to mental health and addiction supports in Irish prisons vital – Mark Ward TD

Government proposals will create perverse incentive which will heap further pressure on the private rented sector – Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire TD

Government proposals will create perverse incentive which will heap further pressure on the private rented sector – Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire TD

Government must carry out a full assessment of service needs in areas to ensure that ‘support packages’ are meaningful – John Brady TD

Government must carry out a full assessment of service needs in areas to ensure that ‘support packages’ are meaningful – John Brady TD

Lough Neagh Partnership to present to Good Friday Agreement Committee

Lough Neagh Partnership to present to Good Friday Agreement Committee

Sinn Féin express solidarity with farmers protesting in Ireland and across Europe – Claire Kerrane TD

Sinn Féin express solidarity with farmers protesting in Ireland and across Europe – Claire Kerrane TD

Fine Gael desperate to distract from housing failure – Eoin Ó Broin TD

Fine Gael desperate to distract from housing failure – Eoin Ó Broin TD

Government inaction leaving citizens vulnerable as fraudulent scams rise by 26% – Pearse Doherty TD

Government inaction leaving citizens vulnerable as fraudulent scams rise by 26% – Pearse Doherty TD

We need action on road safety now – Martin Kenny TD

We need action on road safety now – Martin Kenny TD

New Executive must prioritise women’s health – Dillon

New Executive must prioritise women’s health – Dillon

Return of PPPs for student accommodation spells more bad news for affordability – Mairéad Farrell TD

Return of PPPs for student accommodation spells more bad news for affordability – Mairéad Farrell TD

Government has failed the people of Limerick, with 2,073 people treated on trolleys at UHL in January – Maurice Quinlivan TD

Government has failed the people of Limerick, with 2,073 people treated on trolleys at UHL in January – Maurice Quinlivan TD

Dishonesty at the heart of health budget for 2024 – David Cullinane TD

Dishonesty at the heart of health budget for 2024 – David Cullinane TD

Over 138,000 households will be locked out of Mortgage Interest Tax Relief due to delays and unfair restrictions – Pearse Doherty TD

Over 138,000 households will be locked out of Mortgage Interest Tax Relief due to delays and unfair restrictions – Pearse Doherty TD

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