'Europe is voting for the centre again, and is endorsing more Europe, not less'
Ireland should retain and strengthen its close European ties at a time of increasing global change, writes David Higgins.
View ArticleThere's been a 96% drop in EU nurses going to work in the UK since Brexit
Last July, 1,304 nurses from the EU registered in the UK but only 46 registered this April.
View ArticleGoing on holiday? Roaming charges are abolished from today
“Eliminating roaming charges is one of the greatest and most tangible successes of the EU,” EU leaders said.
View ArticleIreland's teen suicide rate is the fourth highest in the EU
A new report suggests that the self-reporting of mental health issues among teenagers here is worryingly high.
View ArticleUK seeks deal 'like no other in history' as Brexit talks kick off
It’s been almost a year since the shock referendum result.
View ArticleLeo travels to London to discuss Brexit and Northern Ireland
The new Taoiseach will meet Theresa May at Downing Street today.
View Article'It has taken more time today than anything else': Ireland the hot topic on...
Today was the first day of Brexit negotiations between the UK and EU.
View ArticleQueen Elizabeth might have given a subtle nod to the EU with her hat
We see what you did there.
View Article'It's like Eurovision': How EU countries will compete to host two...
Can Ireland win the contest to host one (or both) of the relocated organisations?
View ArticleVaccines can be blamed for illness without scientific proof, EU court rules
The decision stems from the case of a man who developed MS shortly after being vaccinated against hepatitis B.
View ArticleDonald Tusk welcomes Ireland's 'young, energetic' new Taoiseach to Brussels
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels today.
View ArticleMay says EU citizens living in the UK can stay - but without Brussels' oversight
The British Prime Minister called it a “fair and serious” offer.
View ArticleBrexit: EU citizens in UK will have to join special register, but rules won't...
The UK prime minister announced a set of proposals for EU citizens following Brexit.
View ArticleBill Clinton and Angela Merkel pay respects to 'post-war giant' Helmut Kohl
On his watch, West and East Germany reunified after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
View ArticleJuncker lays into 'ridiculous' European Parliament after just 30 of 751 MEPs...
But his remarks drew a sharp response from parliament head Antonio Tajani.
View ArticleIllegal non-EU workers common in care work and catering industry
Problems associated with illegal work include poor working conditions and risks to fundamental worker’s rights, a new report has found.
View ArticleDeaths and abuse of migrants 'clearly linked' to EU policies, says Amnesty
Italy has recently threatened to close its ports to foreign ships in an effort to force the EU to react.
View ArticleCars for beef: Japan and the EU have signed a 'huge' trade deal but not...
Both parties think it will give a boost to their economies.
View ArticlePolice move out thousands of migrants sleeping rough in Paris
The migrants had been living near an aid centre in the capital.
View ArticleGovernment yet to make final decision as to when water charges will be refunded
Officials are in negotiations with the EU for a special deal to pay around €160 million in water charge refunds.
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