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Christmas spirit punctured by latest industry premium increase from newest player in market which is also challenging risk equalisation
Coalition publishes new Medium Term Fiscal and Structural Plan, setting out spending for next five years
Government to come under pressure from Brussels to back EU-South American trade agreement
Country saw first of a string of movements across North Africa and Middle East that became known as the Arab Spring
Sceptical governments warned South American countries may walk away if trade deal is not signed this year
Levy to be placed on small parcels entering bloc with low-cost platforms such as Temu and Shein likely to be most hit
EU Commissioner Jessika Roswall needed convincing to renew contested exemption for Irish farmers
Fears of farmers’ protest ‘with 10,000 tractors in Dublin’ if Ireland backs EU deal with South American bloc
Inspection comes as bloc plans to crack down on low-value ecommerce shipments
Abolish Direct Provision Ireland group believes EU migration pact will worsen experience of applicants
Legitimate concerns need to be addressed
Taoiseach says incident fits in with ‘pattern’ of similar disruption in across Continent
Opinion: lack of a digital solution makes us dependent on foreign-owned companies in an increasingly polarised and fragmented world
Internal Teneo documents reveal exactly how oil firms and other big multinationals pushed to dilute EU supply chain rules
Penalty under the Digital Services Act risks escalating tensions with US government
Tech giant says Digital Markets Act will force it to make sensitive user data available to third parties through interoperability mandate
Moscow vows to seize entire Donbas region and says EU use of its frozen assets to fund Kyiv could be ‘casus belli’
Brussels expected to announce investigation in coming days in its latest challenge to big tech
Device provides real-time data on PFAS from waterways and soils to aid chemical clean-ups
Europe letter: European Commission president has fewer clear rivals to her influence inside powerful executive this time
EU Commission to press ahead with plans to use Moscow’s frozen assets to provide funding to Kyiv
Visit followed trip by Mick Wallace and Clare Daly in 2017 that was arranged by Irish activist who writes for sanctioned Russian website
European Commission proposed granting Government’s request to continue derogation from nitrates regulations
Bad bank, which is to be wound up later this year, has been accused to paying too much for assets and not maximising profits on their sale
Two entities in the group have just filed accounts in Dublin
Ireland is ‘flying blind’ without the medium-term spending plan promised in programme for government
Growth driven by increased advertising revenue on YouTube and Google Search
US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick in Brussels to talk tariffs with EU trade ministers
European Court of Justice ruling raises questions about Government’s system of water charges
Cosmetics industry involved in lobbying rearguard against new laws making it pay for water pollution
European Commission says surge in exports in first half will see GDP expand 10.7 per cent in 2025
The conflict initiated by Russia no longer takes places solely on the battlefields of Ukraine
Environment commissioner says Brussels needs to get better at explaining ‘why we are doing things’
Move stems from concerns over social network’s compliance with internal complaint handling system legislation
European Commission proposes pauses to provisions in digital rule book amid concerns over implications for EU competitiveness
Farmers availing of sought-after extension to derogation will have to observe wider environmental standards - Jessika Roswall
Ahead of Cop30 in Brazil, EU environment ministers have agreed a watered-down goal to cut emissions by 90% by 2040
European leaders predict a military conflict with Russia within two to five years
Public responded well to Asian hornet alert but tougher regulations and better education needed
Ireland has benefited hugely from its EU membership and now needs to play a constructive role in its reform
Short of options, Europe is forced to consider creative and politically hazardous ways to keep funding Ukraine
Tech giant faces penalty of up to 6% of global annual revenue
Taoiseach Micheál Martin says Republic is not a ‘safe haven’ from Russian threat
Oireachtas Bill to adopt agreement goes further than Brussels requires, say rights groups
Meta sought Government’s help to rein in Brussels regulators after €200 million fine
Internal documents show defence firms sought €100bn EU fund to shore up Europe’s security
CASPIr will enable participation at leading edge of AI revolution, says Minister
Nutrients from agriculture and poor wastewater treatment have led to 48 per cent of waters being rated below minimum standards
A Savings and Investment Account would give savers an exciting opportunity to doing something smart with their money
Governments should use tax incentives for people to invest to avoid ‘wasting’ money on desposit, says Maria Luís Albuquerque
Leaders discuss closer co-operation on defence spending at Copenhagen summit
Allegations of dirty tricks dominate vote in country wedged between Ukraine and EU states
Micheál Martin says Ireland will introduce sanctions on politicians fomenting the ‘unfolding disaster in Gaza’
Move comes after series of Russian-linked airspace violations, officials say
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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
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