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Calls for a national rent freeze have been rejected by the government.
A number of parties have called for it to be made illegal for landlords to increase rent.
They say it will ease the pressure on families who face being priced out of the market.
Storm Bronagh is on her way this evening, bringing heavy rain and blustery winds.
A yellow rain warning for counties in the south east has been issued, however, it's not expected to be as severe as Storm Ali which wreaked havoc yesterday.
The Justice Minister is claiming the current minority government could complete its full five year term.
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are currently discussing budget plans.
Women with children and living in poverty are least likely to be able to escape from domestic violence.
Safe Ireland is warning the system is failing women who can't afford to leave violent home situations.
Fianna Fail say the public are suspicious, as proposals for Bus Connect were launched during the summer period.
The National Transport Authority's plans aim to provide better connectivity across Kildare, Meath, Wicklow and Dublin
Leo Varadkar insists it is for the EU and UK to negotiate the details of the Irish backstop in Brexit talks.
The Taoiseach met with the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, this morning ahead of an informal meeting of EU leaders in Salzburg.
Gardaí are appealing for information following a cash in transit robbery in Dublin.
It happened at Killiney Shopping Centre at around half ten yesterday morning.
The Public Accounts Committee has been advised, by the Fianna Fáil leader, to desist from investigating the spending of President Michael D Higgins.
The Fianna Fail leader says the National Ploughing Championships should have been called off earlier.
Michael Martin is accusing the Government of taken its eye off the ball when it came to Storm Ali.
Gardaí have carried out a number of raids in Cork and Waterford this morning.
It's part of an investigation into a robbery at a bookmakers in Glanmire outside Cork City last Saturday.
A number of items were seized however no arrests were made.
Investigations are ongoing.
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