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Members Of Regional Independent Group (Left To Right) Michael Lowry, Barry Heneghan And Kevin 'Boxer' Moran At Leinster House In Dublin, After A Deal Was Reached To Form Ireland's Next Government, With An Agreement Finalised Between Fianna Fail, Fine Gael And The Regional Independent Group. Picture Date: Wednesday January 15, 2025.

Ireland

Regional Independent Group has 'air of political party'

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Labour Priority To Build Platform ‘On The Left’ Before Speaking To Other Parties
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Labour priority to build platform ‘on the left’ before speaking to other parties

Election Count Day 1: Helen Mcentee Elected In Meath East, Pearse Doherty Elected In Donegal
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Election count day 1: Helen McEntee elected in Meath East, Pearse Doherty elected in Donegal

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Simon Harris Insists Fine Gael Is Not On The Back Foot In Election Campaign
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Simon Harris insists Fine Gael is not on the back foot in election campaign

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Ivana Bacik urges centre-left parties to create ‘critical mass’ on climate policies

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Labour Aims To Stop ‘Slumlords Running Roughshod Over Renters’ Rights’
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Labour aims to stop ‘slumlords running roughshod over renters’ rights’

Labour Pledge To Deliver 1M Homes Over 10 Years Was An ‘Underestimate’
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Labour pledge to deliver 1m homes over 10 years was an ‘underestimate’

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Simon Harris And Mary Lou Mcdonald Clash Over New Housing Targets Ahead Of Election
Ireland

Simon Harris and Mary Lou McDonald clash over new housing targets ahead of election