European news for Ireland
Ireland’s fisheries surveillance authority says that it is currently carrying out patrols of inland fisheries in the north west. The Sea-Fisheries Protection Authority (SFPA) is responsible for checking that fishers…
Taoiseach Micheál Martin is on his way to Brussels to take part in the final EU summit before Ireland takes over the presidency of the Council of the European Union…
The EU has hailed Ireland as a European tech leader, but warns small businesses and public services are falling behind. The European Commission’s latest Digital Decade report scores every member…
The European Commission has cleared an €85 million state aid package for Irish farmers designed to help the agricultural sector tackle “dramatic” fuel price hikes. The emergency scheme was set…
More than three-quarters of bathing sites in Ireland have been judged “excellent” with only one single beach in the whole country failing to make the grade. Every year, the European…
Greenhouse gas emissions across the European Union have fallen by 17 percent over ten years, but for Ireland they have barely changed, according to new data from the EU’s statistics…
Families will be able to select seats together under a new EU air passenger rights law. Negotiators from the European Parliament and Council of the European Union have spent months…
The makings of a peace deal between the United States and Iran has been announced overnight by Pakistan, which has been acting as a mediator between the two sides. An…
New laws managing migration and establishing a common asylum system across the European Union come into force from today. The Pact on Migration and Asylum is supposed to largely replace…
Government efforts to cushion the blow of spiralling energy bills has “reduced — but not eliminated — the cost pressures facing households”. That’s according to the Economic and Social Research…