Your Politics
Dáil knockabout on the Triple Lock, Big Jim digs in on solicitors fees
The Justice Minister is to meet solicitors again but no sign of Big Jim softening his stance. Government pushes Triple Lock change through first stage despite Opposition outrage (and stunts, with signs deployed in the Chamber), and Jennifer Carroll MacNeill impresses at LQs.
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Strike chaos prompts positive hints on pay talks
Gear-changing Jack Chambers has dropped his tough guy posture on pay talks to hint "specific details" on progress would come "shortly". Big Phil is back (again) as he pushes for a plum gig, juicy figures at PAC on Uisce Éireann, and wig-wearing antics at Leinster House.
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RTÉ, the Minister and what about that Budget.
A bumper budget or was it? RTÉ financed or is it? The there's the matter of public sector pay whether pickets are on the way. The RTÉ Politics team discusses all the latest developments.
20:23
Budget moves get real, a committe tackles the FAI and what about Garvaghy?
As the opposition unveil their budget priorities, ministers mull over choices, public sector workers eye up industrial action and could fuel protestors be togging out for round 2? The RTÉ Politics team also discusses the FAI tackled at committee and the Garvaghy Road is back in the news.
17:38
Budget kites a-flying, budget leaks a-leaking on RTÉ's Your Politics
The RTÉ Politics team take on budget leaks and budget kites, and opposition party efforts to keep the Government under pressure to deliver even more. Also a Seanad By-election, papering over coalition party rows, throwing out the boiler and is it "wriggle room" or "wiggle room?"
21:35
The Dáil returns to a whistleblower storm and an attack on a TD
An intense start to the new political term with a violent attack on a TD, and some furious political exchanges in the Dáil over the treatment of Garda whistleblowers... afterthe long summer break and pressing the fresh at the Ploughing Championships, the poltical classes are right back down to bus…
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A final flurry of legislation ahead of the summer break, historic abuse centre stage in the Dáil and lots of looming issues for Ministers
The Dáil's out for the summer but not before TDs approved a raft of legislation at the 11th hour, and historic abuse crimes came centre stage in Leinster House once again. Some work still to do for Ministers before their holidays as Cabinet meets next week with Aughinish, the budget and uncerta…
19:30
RTÉ back at PAC, Sinn Féin's reunification pitch and Aughinish keeps us in the news around Europe
RTÉ is back before PAC with clashing views on its financial performance and funding needs, Sinn Féin's Dáil push on reunification, international focus on Aughinish keeps pressure on Govt and the podcast says slán to Áine.
24:09
The VIPs arrive for the Presidency, new rural housing guidelines and what to do about Aughinish
And we're off...the EU presidency gets going with a Zelensky broadside, what exactly is happening over Aughinish, new guidelines to unfetter rural housing and the latest from Kerry
22:49
Donaldson does time, committee drug proposals, seagulls swooping around Leinster House and what Westminster change will mean for Ireland
The RTÉ politics team discuss this weeks political happenings...personal drug decriminalisation, the future of the excise cuts, the triple lock and savings with social influencers. Also, Jeffrey Donaldson is convicted and what Westminster change will mean for Ireland.
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