European news for Ireland
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, have reaffirmed their commitment to the Good Friday Agreement at their first in person meeting. The two had spoken on the…
Ireland’s persistent campaign to freeze trade ties with Israel has hit a roadblock in Brussels, after European Council President António Costa admitted it remains “difficult” to reach an agreement to…
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed a major expansion of the European Union’s relationship with Canada, including the possibility of making Canada the EU’s first “associate” member.…
A special committee set up to scrutinise Michael McGrath’s Democracy Shield has issued a critical report on its effectiveness. The European Commission launched the idea for the Democracy Shield back…
The European Commission is expected to announce a ban on children accessing social media later this week. The EU Kids Act is due to be published on Thursday, but details…
Donald Trump has promised to remove all tariffs on Irish whiskey during a visit to Ireland over the weekend. As with nearly all EU goods sold to the US under…
The Gardaí have taken part in a major Europe-wide investigation into a criminal network suspected of trafficking horses using forged passports and manipulated microchips. The operation, coordinated by Belgium and…
How many times have you been asked to set your cookies today? Those annoying messages that pop up on every website all the time. They were designed to give users…
Governments and local authorities should be able to ban short term rentals like Airbnb in areas of so-called “housing stress” under proposals for a new EU Affordable Housing Act published…
The EU is considering reclassifying methane produced by cows, the European Commissioner for Agriculture has confirmed. Environmentalists fear that the EU will end up watering down climate commitments if cow…