European news for Ireland
France has accused Iran of orchestrating a cyberattack that exploited fridges and freezers at supermarkets across Europe including Ireland. The attacks caused fires and massive food waste with losses estimated…
The European Commission has accused TikTok of sending some users down ‘rabbit holes’ of posts focused on sadness, isolation or body types. In its “preliminary” findings – published today –…
At least a dozen flights have been diverted from their intended destinations since this morning due to bomb threats. The planes – including an Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to…
Nine out of 10 of Ireland’s EU-protected habitat types are in “unfavourable” condition, with most continuing to decline, the Climate Change Advisory Council (CCAC) has warned. The council says urgent,…
Employment permits for migrant workers in Ireland have more than doubled since 2021 as employers increasingly recruit workers from outside the European Economic Area to fill vacancies, a new report…
The EU has promised to attract young people to jobs in the fisheries sector by offering better pay and conditions. The ideas are laid out in the European Commission’s ‘Vision…
The European Union has unveiled plans to strengthen surveillance in the Arctic in light of growing security threats from Russia and China and global warming leading to the melting of…
Overdue farm subsidies will start to be distributed “before the weekend”, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon TD has promised. The payments should have gone out last…
Ukraine’s President gave a silent smile when he was asked if he has become a scapegoat in the US midterm elections. “That’s my answer”, Zelenskyy said in a press conference…
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that Dublin Airport’s annual passenger cap “may be taken into account” for decisions on flight slot allocations. Flight slots are allocated at…