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€200 energy credit now unlikely as government dampen expectation for cost of living supports

Ministers currently meeting to finalise the measures to help the “hardest-hit” today

Irish Mirror · Feb 20, 2023

Government urged to introduce Spring Bonus for social welfare recipients as cost of living crisis continues

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that the final decisions on a spring cost-of-living package have yet to be made

Irish Mirror · Feb 20, 2023

Tributes paid after death of former Guardian writer Henry McDonald

Longtime Ireland correspondent McDonald, 57, lauded after untimely death following treatment for cancer

The Guardian - UK · Feb 19, 2023

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Rishi Sunak warned more than 100 Tory MPs could rebel over NI protocol deal

PM’s efforts at breaking Brexit deadlock could be scuppered by hardliners in his party as Boris Johnson urges tougher stance

The Guardian - UK · Feb 19, 2023

Brendan Hughes: Row over NI centenary stone raises questions for Stormont parties

At a time when Northern Ireland has no government, it is galling that yet another dispute over symbols takes centre stage

Belfast Live · Feb 18, 2023

Rishi Sunak: 'More work to do' on reaching Brexit NI Protocol deal

The Prime Minister stressed that "we have not got a deal yet" as expectations grow that a resolution could be close

Belfast Live · Feb 17, 2023

Sinn Féin TD says there is 'no place' for far-right activist Tommy Robinson in Ireland

Far-right agitator Tommy Robinson is understood to be in Ireland as a "journalist" to "document" far-right protests across the country.

Irish Mirror · Feb 16, 2023

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Micheál Martin slates Sinn Féin 'spring bonus' proposals during tense Dáil debate

Tánaiste Micheál Martin said that the Government will bring forward "proposals to deal with people on low incomes and to target our resources at those on low incomes.”

Irish Mirror · Feb 16, 2023

Row over Mid Ulster recycling centre closures rumbles on as Sinn Féin councillor alleges 'misinformation'

Independent councillor in the Coalisland area Dan Kerr has established a ‘Save Our Skip’ campaign

Belfast Live · Feb 16, 2023

Belfast Council votes against new student block after locals appeal

Planning committee decides the application was a block too far

Belfast Live · Feb 15, 2023

Northern Ireland centenary stone approved by Stormont body

It follows a political row in 2021 – the year of the centenary – when Sinn Féin opposed the proposal by unionist parties

Belfast Live · Feb 15, 2023

Heart transplant for boy stymied by Northern Ireland assembly deadlock

DUP criticised as Dáithí Mac Gabhann and others needing operation hit by Stormont impasse choking organ donation law

The Guardian - UK · Feb 14, 2023

Belfast St Patrick's Day "turning into St Patrick's Week", Councillor says

Belfast City Council have agreed to spend £330,000 on celebrations

Belfast Live · Feb 9, 2023

Ardoyne street to get first Irish language sign agreed under new Council policy

News comes against backdrop of long delays in processing

Belfast Live · Feb 9, 2023

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Belfast Live · Feb 8, 2023

DUP Belfast City Hall bid to stop Protocol checks funding deemed 'not competent'

Councillor mistakenly refers to Belfast ratepayers paying for Protocol checks

Belfast Live · Feb 7, 2023

Strangford Playing Fields improved access plans being considered by Belfast Council

The proposals focus on access to nearby special schools

Irish Mirror · Feb 7, 2023

Ferghal Blaney - Scandals every week in new Dail term

Our Mirrorman gives you the inside track from the Corridors of Power

Belfast Live · Feb 7, 2023

Mid Ulster sees rate rise of more than 7% as services reduced

It will result in the closure of recycling centres in Castledawson, Coalisland, Draperstown, Fivemiletown and Moneymore

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Belfast Live · Feb 7, 2023

Northern Ireland secretary to hold further roundtable talks with Stormont parties

The meeting is expected to discuss the power-sharing stalemate and Stormont's budget in the absence of devolved government

Belfast Live · Feb 3, 2023

Belfast council to look at spending £56,000 on Irish street signs for whole of Gaeltacht Quarter

Sinn Féin says the move would save £250,000 with the current process

Belfast Live · Feb 2, 2023

Belfast rates debate marred by argument over bonfire diversionary fund

Alliance councillor says "having DJs is not a credible strategy in tackling bonfires"

Belfast Live · Jan 31, 2023

DUP urges Sinn Fein to explain £4m rates exemption for student apartment blocks

It follows concerns that an unresolved tax "loophole" means some student accommodation blocks do not pay rates

Irish Mirror · Jan 30, 2023

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Belfast Live · Jan 27, 2023

Mid Ulster councillors reject King Charles coronation events

A motion brought forward to host council-led events for the coronation in May was rejected by councillors

Irish Mirror · Jan 26, 2023

Sinn Féin drop no confidence vote in Paschal Donohoe after party rocked by their own election expenses scandal

Sinn Féin will not be pressing ahead with a vote of no confidence in Fine Gael’s Paschal Donohoe

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