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European Movement Ireland
Public support for Irish membership of EU remains high, poll finds
Nearly four in five say EU membership has had positive impact on their lives
Why aren’t we teaching pupils more about the EU?
Ask Brian: Neglect in schools could prove costly if we fail to address it
Climate Change Advisory Council: Exactly who sits on it?
A guide to influential representatives from science, academia, business and unions
Recovery in Irish aviation requires substantial Irish Government cash
Stobart’s closure pushed jobs losses in Irish aviation due to Covid travel restrictions well past 4,000
State ready to issue 1m Covid certs for international travel
MEPS stress right to freedom of movement remains despite pandemic
EU must learn lessons from the past as it consults citizens on its future
Conference on the Future of Europe cannot engage citizens by decree – it must inspire
Europe kicks off a conversation about its future
Irish people favour security co-operation but are sceptical about EU health powers
Real decline in travel steeper than official figures suggest
State’s ‘massive’ support for aviation – but have other countries done more for sector?
Demand to rebound as Covid curbs ease, says Paschal Donohoe
Minister for Finance insists that Government delivered ‘massive support’ to aviation sector
Businesses must deal with post-Brexit trade ‘challenges’ – Barnier
EU negotiator says new border controls must be implemented ‘carefully and precisely’
Rosslare port in talks for new daily direct ferry service to continental Europe
Port says road hauliers want a frequent service to avoid landbridge congestion in Britain post-Brexit
Europe has lost Apple battle, but the war is far from over
Europe Letter: Intense spotlight on Ireland’s tax regime won’t go away anytime soon
Public opinion split on EU’s response to coronavirus pandemic
Support for EU membership falls to 84 per cent, lowest level recorded in seven-year poll
Minister announces new appointments to Arts Council
Jillian Van Turnhout, Melatu Uche Okorie and Claudine McMahon will join the council for five-year terms
FF TD says she is being pushed aside in favour of running mate
Anne Rabbitte and Brendan Smith standing in Midlands North West as party chases seats
Increased number believe Brexit makes united Ireland more likely – poll
Survey for pro-EU group shows support for EU membership at highest level in six years
Enda Kenny underlines his Brexit legacy
Inside Politics: Kenny suggests Donald Tusk should convene a special Brexit summit
Enda Kenny says UK government ‘lacks credibility’ on Brexit
‘British business is afraid to speak out because of the spectre of Labour’, says former taoiseach
Miriam Lord: Denham portrait a picture of slow change at King’s Inns
Healy-Raes exhaust patience over driving Bill, Kenny to be named European of the Year
Irexit: Could it be Ireland’s next big political movement?
Nigel Farage’s Dublin speech has cast doubt on assumptions about the nature of Irish populism
We shouldn’t fear to talk about Irexit, but it is still a bad idea
Brexit is forcing us to rethink our relationship with both the UK and the EU
Ireland should not take itself ‘hostage’ over Brexit concerns
Dara Murphy criticises talk that State should threaten to leave EU amid uncertainty
EIB to open first Irish office in bid to beef up lending
EU bank says its exposure to Ireland remains below EU average
Attendance rate of Irish MEPs at European Parliament improves
New figures show average attendance rate of 81 per cent in 2015, up from 76 per cent
Campaign calls for Irish in Britain to vote on Brexit
European Movement Ireland urges 500,000 Irish in Britain to register to have their say
Education or indoctrination? EU goes to school to get message out
Europe Letter: MEPs call for EU information to be included in member states’ classrooms
Brexit is a threat to UK-Irish relations, says British ambassador
Dominick Chilcott warns of reduced contact and ‘hardening’ of Border if Britain leaves EU
Irish Muslims should not be ‘stigmatised’, says Howlin
Minister Brendan Howlin warns ‘the same madness could visit any of our cities’
Europe’s Young Leaders 2015 gather in Dublin
Climate change, migration and ‘fortress Europe’ and Brexit all for debate
Irish MEP attendance rate ‘one of lowest in EU’ in second half of 2014
Turnout of Republic’s representatives dropped almost 25% – one of lowest in the EU
Fight against ‘aggressive tax planning’ key issue for EU, says Rehn
European public has sent clear message on issue, says EU commissioner
Taxation will be key EU issue over next five years says Rehn
Outgoing Commissioner praises ‘strength and stamina’ of Irish people over last few years
Integration of Irish Life over past year a success, says Great-West Lifeco CEO
Irish Life ‘on target’ to achieve €40 million in cost savings by mid-2015
Britain’s pledge to repatriate powers likely to be resisted, says Day
Top EU civil servant sees no appetite for treaty change among member states
Attendance rate of Irish MEPs down and fewer questions asked
Number of speeches made at European Parliament also falls, research reveals
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Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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