The Taoiseach has said it is “incomprehensible” to Europeans that the EU appears unable to exert pressure on Israel to bring an end to the conflict in Gaza, reports Breaking News. Micheál Martin stated he …
Tánaiste Simon Harris has called on the EU’s trade commissioner to exclude critical Irish sectors—such as aviation, medical technology, agri-food, and the horse industry—from any retaliatory tariffs that the EU may impose on US goods …
Ireland’s immigration authorities may face significant challenges in conducting thorough identity checks and security screenings on asylum seekers, due to the State’s lack of access to major EU security databases, a new Government report has …
The European Union has officially announced its intention to impose tariffs on a “broad range of industrial and agricultural products” imported from the United States, amounting to €95 billion in value, reports RTE. These tariffs …
Public support for Ireland’s EU membership has fallen to its lowest point in over a decade, according to a newly released opinion poll, reports Breaking News. Despite this drop, the annual poll by European Movement …
Tánaiste Simon Harris has expressed hope that the European Commission’s proposed €100 billion in countermeasures against US tariffs will never need to be enforced, reports The Mirror. The European Commission released the proposed tariff list …
Crime levels in Ireland remain moderate in comparison to other EU nations, but newly released data reveals the Republic has the fourth highest rate of violent assaults in the European Union, reports Breaking News. Despite …
As one social media user said, Ireland is now “one of most dangerous places in Europe”, after latest figures show that we have one of the highest violent assault statistics in the EU. Many people …
Tánaiste Simon Harris is scheduled to meet European Commissioner for Trade Maroš Šefčovič in Spain to continue discussions on EU-US trade relations, with a particular focus on the pharmaceutical industry, reports RTE. Both officials had …
Crime levels in Ireland remain moderate in comparison to other EU nations, but newly released data reveals the Republic has the fourth highest rate of violent assaults in the European Union, reports Breaking News. Despite …
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