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Irish beef producers can export beef to South Korea again

14 June 2024

Irish beef producers can export beef to South Korea again after BSE trade barriers are lifted.

Economy

EU downgrades Ireland’s growth forecast

15 May 2024

EU downgrades Ireland’s growth forecast for 2024 from 3% to 1.2% “Ireland’s economy is expected to rebound and grow”, says European Commission, but more slowly than previously thought.

European Union Justice

Ireland 15th most LGBTI friendly country

15 May 2024

Ireland ranked 15th most LGBTI friendly country in Europe, up one place from 2023. Equality organisation, ILGA-Europe, is encouraged by progress on the hate crime bill and the govt’s promise…

Foreign Affairs

EU will not examine Israel trade deal despite Irish request

13 May 2024

EU will not examine whether Israel has breached its trade deal human rights clause, says European Commission spokesman. Ireland and Spain asked back in February to look into a possible…

Economy

OECD welcomes Ireland’s proposals to use windfall profits

2 May 2024

OECD welcomes Ireland’s proposals to use windfall profits for National Development Plan, but warns new housing projects will need to be ‘sequenced’ to cope with labour shortages. In its latest…

European Union

Taoiseach Harris first official visit to Brussels

11 April 2024

Taoiseach, Simon Harris, met Irish MEPs and EU presidents during his first official visit to Brussels.

European Union

Taoiseach appoints MacNeill Europe Minister

9 April 2024

Taoiseach appoints Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD as Ireland’s Europe Minister.

Environment

Ireland “failed” to protect its peat bogs – European Commission

13 March 2024

The EU is taking Ireland to court for failing to sufficiently protect peat bogs. The European Commission says Ireland has failed to fulfil the requirements of the Habitats Directive “to…

Environment Health

Irish drinking water breaking EU law

25 January 2024

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Ireland broke EU law by not sufficiently reducing levels of chemical compounds in drinking water. Under a directive dating back to 1998,…

Economy

Irish economy fall, predicts EU

15 November 2023

Ireland’s economy has been shrinking over 2023 and will experience flatter growth for the next years, that’s according to new data from the EU. The European Commission has publish its…

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