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Labour's budget plans focus on reducing household bills (opens the original)
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Labour leader Ivana Bacik has said her party is "relentlessly focused on keeping household bills down in the cost of living crisis". Publishing its alternative budget, the party is proposing targeted energy credits worth €400 to households earning less than €80,000. Further measures to tackle the soaring cost of energy include the extension of excise reductions and the reduction of VAT on home heating oil to 9%. Labour says Ireland can afford to increase core social welfare payments by €15 per w
Robust committee exchanges over three-day abortion wait (opens the original)
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There have been robust exchanges at the Health Committee with disagreements between members and witnesses over the mandatory three-day waiting period under current abortion legislation. Two pro-life GPs, who do not themselves provide abortion services, were called as witnesses today. Dr Andrew O'Regan told the committee that the three day wait "has given women time to reflect and draw on available supports." He cited HSE statistics that show that over 10,000 women that attended the first appoint
Bill seeks to bring legal rights to intersex people (opens the original)
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Parents will no longer be "forced to immediately choose between male and female" on their child's birth certificate if a child is born with intersex characteristics, under a bill proposed in the Dáil today. People Before Profit-Solidarity TD Ruth Coppinger has introduced a bill to bring legal rights and recognition to non-binary and intersex people here. The bill would introduce the option of an X marker on the Gender Recognition Certificate, in addition to M (male) and F (female). The Dublin We
Russian manner over Leipzig incident 'outrageous' - Byrne (opens the original)
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The Minister for European Affairs has said that what Russia was doing was "absolutely outrageous" following an attempted drone attack in Leipzig in Germany last month. Allies rallied around Germany after it blamed the incident at Leipzig/Halle airport on Russia. Yesterday, the Department of Foreign Affairs summoned the Russian ambassador in response to the attempted attack. In a statement, the Russian Embassy said the Irish side "repeated insinuations by the German government" regarding the alle
No Irish troops in Lebanon without UN mandate - Taoiseach (opens the original)
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The Taoiseach says Irish troops will not be able to serve in Lebanon without a UN mandate. Micheál Martin said that without the support of the UN Security Council, "we would not be in a position to participate in any post-UNIFIL force that may be pulled together." The Taoiseach said it was a "big concern" that the mission was ending, adding that "if there's a complete pullout of Lebanon, that could lead to a deterioration of the situation from a humanitarian point of view." Mr Martin said that I
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