Diatribe and Vitriol on Day One of The Dáil

Diatribe and Vitriol on Day One of The Dáil

Who was Fianna Fáil leader Michéal Martin really speaking to when he attacked Sinn Féin last night in Leinster House? Fiach Kelly joins Hugh to discuss a fraught first meeting of the 33rd Dáil.

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'Rishi Sunak can't do politics' - British broadcaster Iain Dale on why he may not vote Tory for the first time ever

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Gaza overshadows St Patrick's Day trips

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Referendum aftermath: a deep dive into the political repercussions

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‘Two wallops’ for Government as No-No vote emerges strong

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Is Europe in a ‘pre-war phase’?

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Could angry farmers upend European politics?

Could angry farmers upend European politics?

Farmer protest movements are becoming an increasingly important part of the political landscape across Europe, from Poland, where they have been spurred by the lifting of tariffs on Ukrainian agricult...

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Does it matter if the Government lose these referendums?

Does it matter if the Government lose these referendums?

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European elections: a battle between the heavy hitters

European elections: a battle between the heavy hitters

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