Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris will travel to Brussels today for a two-day meeting of EU finance and economy ministers. During the trip, Mr Harris will chair the Economic and Financial Affairs Council …
Rising electricity prices last year mean Ireland once again has the highest household energy costs in the EU. According to a Eurostat report, the average household in Ireland pays about €480 more per year for …
On July 1, Ireland officially began its six-month rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union, taking over from Cyprus. This marks the country’s eighth time in the role, following previous terms in 1975, …
The EU Migration Pact came into force today, two years after it was adopted by member states and the European Parliament. The pact overhauling existing EU rules is intended to bring about what officials describe …
Small and medium-sized enterprises in Ireland are significantly more likely to recruit workers from outside the EU than their counterparts in other member states, according to a new report. However, the European Commission-commissioned survey also …
A record number of non-EU nationals were found to be unlawfully present in Ireland last year, following a 67% increase in detections of individuals with no authorisation to remain in the State. New figures on …
A record number of non-EU nationals were found to be unlawfully present in Ireland last year, following a 67% increase in detections of individuals with no authorisation to remain in the State. New figures on …
Rising electricity prices last year mean Ireland once again has the highest household energy costs in the EU. According to a Eurostat report, the average household in Ireland pays about €480 more per year for …
Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris is set to discuss the economic consequences of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East at a two-day gathering of EU finance ministers, which gets underway later today. …
New EU regulations requiring a standard charger for laptops come into effect today. As a result, every new laptop sold within the European Union must now include support for USB-C charging. The rules had already …
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