European news for Ireland
Trump tariffs and consumer uncertainty will cause Ireland’s economic growth to fall considerably next year, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has warned. The OECD, a respected intergovernmental…
A doubling of tariffs on steel exports to the US undermines EU efforts to reach a deal with the Trump administration, the European Commission says. Over the weekend, US President…
The European Commission has sponsored a garden at Bord Bia Bloom to demonstrate the circular economy. The “Renewed Blooms” garden is designed by David Negus and sponsored by the European…
The Irish government has cleared the way for the ratification of an EU trade deal struck with Canada nine years ago. Tánaiste Simon Harris said there was Cabinet approval for…
The European Commission has approved €115.5 million in funding for Ireland after the government “satisfactorily completed” 17 EU milestones and targets. After the Covid crisis, the European Commission created a…
Donald Trump has threatened to impose 50 percent tariffs on the EU saying negotiations between the EU and US are “going nowhere” in an angry early morning post of social…
Renewable energy failed to keep pace with Ireland’s increasing demand for electricity last year, new figures show. The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) has just published its Interim National…
The UK and EU have reached a new deal which both sides say mark a new chapter in their relationship. But what does it mean for Ireland? Fisheries The current…
Irish economic figures are being inflated by a rush to beat Trump tariffs, the European Commission has warned. In its Spring Forecast published this morning, the European Commission predicts that…
The EU will hit back at the US with countermeasures if 10 percent tariffs remain after talks with Trump, that’s the warning from Sweden’s Trade Minister. “If the UK-US deal…