European news for Ireland
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…
A group of European countries including Ireland is putting pressure to reverse anti-gay laws. The declaration has now been signed by 17 EU member states shocked by a raft of…
European farming ministers are meeting in Brussels to discuss the future of farming. The current Common Agricultural Policy runs until 2027, but lobbying is well underway to shape the future…
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…
The European Fisheries Commissioner, Costas Kadis, has been visiting Cork which is playing host to the European Maritime Days, with events highlighting the importance of the seas and fisheries sector.…
The EU is not on track to achieve any of its biodiversity targets by 2030, an internal European Commission report warns. The Joint Research Centre at the European Commission says…
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…
Support for a review of the EU’s trade deal with Israel is building as the situation in Gaza gets more and more desperate, that’s according to Ireland’s Minister for International…
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…