Paschal Donohoe on Atlas of Finance: Wonderful illumination of our economies and histories
Dariusz Wójcik’s book maps and visualises brilliantly an analysis of millions of financial data points
Dariusz Wójcik’s book maps and visualises brilliantly an analysis of millions of financial data points
Multinationals’ expressions of concern part and parcel of foreign direct investment but some feel fears for further inflow not without foundation
Europe letter: Michael McGrath’s EU job prospects may be casualty of budget reshuffle necessity
Luc Frieden praises value of collective EU defence ahead of meeting Taoiseach and Tánaiste in Dublin
EU ministers discuss Josep Borrell’s proposal, which is supported by Ireland
Hungary and Slovakia have been protesting since Ukraine put Russian oil producer Lukoil on a sanctions list
Taoiseach issues statement of support marking Ukraine’s independence day as Russian invasion continues
Europe has experienced some of its hottest summers in recent years, which have coincided with high mortality rates
ESA and DIAS teams gear-up for fly-by of Earth in latest stage of mission to Jupiter
Calls for review of EU-Israel agreement as deaths in Gaza near 40,000 milestone
Research Lives: Niamh Hynes, vascular surgeon and post-doctoral researcher, University of Galway
The former tánaiste reflects on the ‘fun behind the craziness’ of Liz Truss, the ‘intellectual snobbery’ Enda Kenny faced, and Michel Barnier’s shock at the warm welcome he received on the streets of Dublin
Communist Party leadership promises more measures to stimulate the economy
Mark Gilbert rehabilitates Alcide De Gasperi as one of 20th-century Europe’s key political leaders
New Labour government could open door to future talks with EU on defence, trade checks and youth movement, but it will have to face down the right-wing domestic press
Lobbying efforts for EU commission jobs to pick up in the coming weeks
The atmosphere at the European Political Community summit was reflected in the warm weather
European Commission president's bid for second term will come down to the wire
European Council president say Hungary cannot use EU presidency to deviate from agreed policy on Ukraine
Maltese politician comfortably re-elected as president of European Parliament
French Europhile president will be distracted by domestic problems and less inclined to shake things up
Predictions of mass unemployment as a result of technological progress are rarely borne out
Former Italian prime minister ‘optimistic’ about new UK government’s attitude to working with EU
Cabinet has approved the wind down of the bad bank as house prices surpass pre-crash levels
The West’s two most important institutions stand strong - thanks to Russia and Brexit
Directive will require firms to disclose information on their performance across social and environmental issues
Raw politics and national interests will always triumph, but there is a basis for new Labour PM to work well with Ireland and Europe
Deterioration in supplies due in the main to sustained problems of hazardous THMs and parasite cryptosporidium
Ella McSweeney: We don’t have time to fail. The Government should use our money to fund what works, then step out of the way
Commission president now faces tight vote in European Parliament to secure re-appointment
Taoiseach ‘taking every opportunity’ over coming days and weeks to lobby for high profile commission brief for country
Accord comes into effect in two years with aim of processing asylum applications within 12 weeks
Opening of membership talks the start of a ‘long and demanding’ reform process for Ukraine, says Belgian minister
Government promises revamp of youth crime system as homes become ‘LinkedIn for young criminals’
Company warns that Europe is falling behind in innovation in sector
Reform UK leader was challenged over a series of policies and beliefs while speaking to BBC’s Panorama
Coillte chief executive Imelda Hurley juggles climate goals, planting material for sustainable homes and developing a green rural economy
Minister for Environment hails ‘decisive step towards addressing very real risks we are already seeing’
Far-reaching consequences for land use, especially farming, and also marine development. But uncertainty and rural anger remain
Government will put forward candidate for EU commissioner role in ‘next few weeks’
Ireland’s new MEPs must build on good relations with our partners as global trade barriers come back in vogue and climate fatigue sets in
Millions of voters across Europe no longer think the EU represents their interests. There are two things it must do
Beijing accuses bloc of ‘weaponising’ trade issues
European election: Talks will not be influenced by snap elections in France, commission president says
Gaza health authorities say 274 Palestinians killed in weekend Israeli raid that rescued four hostages
Cocktail of misinformation, disinformation and right-wing populism not as prevalent in Ireland compared to Europe
European election on June 7th offers a unique opportunity to elect effective representatives directly to a supranational parliament that has real teeth
Lara Marlowe: A discussion hosted by Le Monde brought together thinkers and experts to discuss humanity’s bitter experience of war
Series of measures agreed by Cabinet to scale up climate actions at a faster pace
Minister for Climate says Ireland has to be ‘really strong’ to avoid ‘horrific eventuality’ of climate tipping points
Environmental Protection Agency predicts emission limits will continue to be exceeded at a time when sustained reductions are needed
Ireland continues to be the second worst carbon emitter per capita in EU and ranks 20th out of 27 member states in progress to national targets
Germans worry about immigration, Poles about Ukraine, Danish and French about climate change, and the British about Covid
Criticism comes after EU deal to seize profits from frozen Russian assets to fund weapons for Ukraine
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices