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Taoiseach Micheál Martin During A Live Video Call With Survivors Of Mother And Baby Homes At Government Buildings In Dublin After The Publication Of The Report On Tuesday. Photo: Julien Behal

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'The State failed': Taoiseach apologises to survivors of mother and baby homes

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Covid-19 Case Numbers To Double In Coming Days As Hospitalisations Near 500
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Covid-19 case numbers to double in coming days as hospitalisations near 500

Government Considering New Bank Holiday For 2021
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Government considering new bank holiday for 2021

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University Fees Will Not Rise Under Current Government, Taoiseach Vows
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University fees will not rise under current Government, Taoiseach vows

Brexit: Work On Deal Text Could Be Done On Christmas Day
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Brexit: Work on deal text could be done on Christmas Day

More Infectious Covid Strain 'Key Factor' In Rapidly Rising Irish Cases
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More infectious Covid strain 'key factor' in rapidly rising Irish cases

Brexit Trade Deal Is More Likely Than Less Likely, Taoiseach Says
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Brexit trade deal is more likely than less likely, Taoiseach says

Lockdown Restrictions Likely To Remain For First Two Months Of 2021
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Lockdown restrictions likely to remain for first two months of 2021

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Taoiseach Tests Negative For Covid-19 After Coming In Contact With Macron
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Taoiseach tests negative for Covid-19 after coming in contact with Macron

Taoiseach Says Bailout Comments Were 'In The Heat Of Battle' And He Misspoke
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Taoiseach says bailout comments were 'in the heat of battle' and he misspoke

Micheál Martin Stands Over Bank Bailout Claim
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Micheál Martin stands over bank bailout claim

Banks Were Not Bailed Out Following 2008 Financial Crisis, Taoiseach Claims
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Banks were not bailed out following 2008 financial crisis, Taoiseach claims