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Irish Parliament Adjourned Amidst Rowdy Speaking Rights Dispute
The Dáil (Irish parliament) was adjourned due to a rowdy dispute over speaking rights for four government-supporting independent TDs, with the government winning a vote to amend rules, while the opposition vehemently criticized the move, leading to chaotic scenes.
Irish Parliament Adjourned Amidst Rowdy Speaking Rights Dispute
The Dáil (Irish parliament) was adjourned due to a rowdy dispute over speaking rights for four government-supporting independent TDs, with the government winning a vote to amend rules, while the opposition vehemently criticized the move, leading to chaotic scenes.
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8% Bias Score
Seanad Elections: Incumbents Lose Seats, Noonan Tops Agricultural Panel
The Seanad elections saw a mix of returning and new senators elected across various panels. Malcolm Noonan topped the agricultural panel with over 107,000 votes, while several incumbents including Tim Lombard, Aisling Dolan, and Eugene Murphy lost their seats.
Seanad Elections: Incumbents Lose Seats, Noonan Tops Agricultural Panel
The Seanad elections saw a mix of returning and new senators elected across various panels. Malcolm Noonan topped the agricultural panel with over 107,000 votes, while several incumbents including Tim Lombard, Aisling Dolan, and Eugene Murphy lost their seats.
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24% Bias Score
Martin Reappointed as Irish Prime Minister in Coalition Deal
Micheal Martin was reappointed as Ireland's Prime Minister on Thursday, winning a parliamentary vote of 76 to 95, forming a coalition government with Fine Gael and securing support from independent lawmakers, after weeks of negotiations following the November 29th election.
Martin Reappointed as Irish Prime Minister in Coalition Deal
Micheal Martin was reappointed as Ireland's Prime Minister on Thursday, winning a parliamentary vote of 76 to 95, forming a coalition government with Fine Gael and securing support from independent lawmakers, after weeks of negotiations following the November 29th election.
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28% Bias Score
Irish Parliament Deadlocked, New Prime Minister Appointment Delayed
The Irish parliament failed to appoint a new prime minister on Wednesday due to disputes over parliamentary procedure, delaying the nomination of Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin until at least Thursday, as Sinn Fein protested plans to let independent pro-government lawmakers sit with the oppositio...
Irish Parliament Deadlocked, New Prime Minister Appointment Delayed
The Irish parliament failed to appoint a new prime minister on Wednesday due to disputes over parliamentary procedure, delaying the nomination of Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin until at least Thursday, as Sinn Fein protested plans to let independent pro-government lawmakers sit with the oppositio...
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44% Bias Score
Irish Coalition Government Secured, High-Spending Economic Policy to Continue
Ireland's Fianna Fail and Fine Gael parties formed a new coalition government with 95 seats after negotiating with independent lawmakers, securing a comfortable majority and planning to continue their high-spending economic policies despite potential threats from U.S. trade policies.
Irish Coalition Government Secured, High-Spending Economic Policy to Continue
Ireland's Fianna Fail and Fine Gael parties formed a new coalition government with 95 seats after negotiating with independent lawmakers, securing a comfortable majority and planning to continue their high-spending economic policies despite potential threats from U.S. trade policies.
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32% Bias Score
Fianna Fáil se perfila para liderar el nuevo gobierno irlandés tras las elecciones
Tras las elecciones generales irlandesas del 29 de noviembre, Fianna Fáil (48 escaños) liderará probablemente un nuevo gobierno de coalición con Fine Gael (38 escaños), mientras Sinn Féin (39 escaños) queda como segunda fuerza, mostrando un cambio significativo en el panorama político.
Fianna Fáil se perfila para liderar el nuevo gobierno irlandés tras las elecciones
Tras las elecciones generales irlandesas del 29 de noviembre, Fianna Fáil (48 escaños) liderará probablemente un nuevo gobierno de coalición con Fine Gael (38 escaños), mientras Sinn Féin (39 escaños) queda como segunda fuerza, mostrando un cambio significativo en el panorama político.
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48% Bias Score
Irish Leaders Navigate Busy St. Patrick's Week in Washington D.C.
During Washington D.C.'s St. Patrick's week, Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Taoiseach Micheál Martin navigated a busy schedule of events, including Martin's high-profile meeting with President Trump, amidst President Trump's focus on US interests and international conflicts.
Irish Leaders Navigate Busy St. Patrick's Week in Washington D.C.
During Washington D.C.'s St. Patrick's week, Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Taoiseach Micheál Martin navigated a busy schedule of events, including Martin's high-profile meeting with President Trump, amidst President Trump's focus on US interests and international conflicts.
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44% Bias Score
Lowry's Inclusion in Irish Coalition Sparks "Stroke Politics" Accusations
Micheál Martin's new Irish coalition government includes Michael Lowry, a TD with a history of corruption convictions, sparking controversy and accusations of a return to "stroke politics" and prompting unified opposition.
Lowry's Inclusion in Irish Coalition Sparks "Stroke Politics" Accusations
Micheál Martin's new Irish coalition government includes Michael Lowry, a TD with a history of corruption convictions, sparking controversy and accusations of a return to "stroke politics" and prompting unified opposition.
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68% Bias Score
Storm Éowyn and Irish Political Turmoil
Ireland is facing a double whammy: Storm Éowyn brought 80mph winds, school closures, and transport shutdowns, while a controversial confidence-and-supply deal caused significant political turmoil in the Dáil, delaying the official installation of Michéal Martin as Taoiseach.
Storm Éowyn and Irish Political Turmoil
Ireland is facing a double whammy: Storm Éowyn brought 80mph winds, school closures, and transport shutdowns, while a controversial confidence-and-supply deal caused significant political turmoil in the Dáil, delaying the official installation of Michéal Martin as Taoiseach.
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40% Bias Score
Martin to Lead Irish Coalition Government
Micheál Martin will become Ireland's prime minister again on Wednesday, leading a coalition government with Fine Gael and independent lawmakers after the November 29th election where his party won 48 of 174 seats, forming an alliance to shut out Sinn Fein despite their 39 seats due to historical tie...
Martin to Lead Irish Coalition Government
Micheál Martin will become Ireland's prime minister again on Wednesday, leading a coalition government with Fine Gael and independent lawmakers after the November 29th election where his party won 48 of 174 seats, forming an alliance to shut out Sinn Fein despite their 39 seats due to historical tie...
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36% Bias Score
Irish Dáil Convenes; Ceann Comhairle Election Key to Government Formation
The 34th Dáil in Ireland meets today to elect a new Ceann Comhairle (speaker), with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael supporting Independent Verona Murphy, while negotiations for a new government continue among the three largest parties—Fianna Fáil (48 seats), Sinn Féin (39 seats), and Fine Gael (38 seats).
Irish Dáil Convenes; Ceann Comhairle Election Key to Government Formation
The 34th Dáil in Ireland meets today to elect a new Ceann Comhairle (speaker), with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael supporting Independent Verona Murphy, while negotiations for a new government continue among the three largest parties—Fianna Fáil (48 seats), Sinn Féin (39 seats), and Fine Gael (38 seats).
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32% Bias Score
Fianna Fáil Poised to Lead Next Irish Government
Following Ireland's general elections, Fianna Fáil is poised to lead the next government in a coalition with Fine Gael, marking a remarkable comeback for the party after its role in the 2008 financial crisis and despite Sinn Féin winning the popular vote.
Fianna Fáil Poised to Lead Next Irish Government
Following Ireland's general elections, Fianna Fáil is poised to lead the next government in a coalition with Fine Gael, marking a remarkable comeback for the party after its role in the 2008 financial crisis and despite Sinn Féin winning the popular vote.
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48% Bias Score
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