#Ireland in the EU

#Ireland in the EU

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>The European Commission has approved a total of €2.56m for the three-year, €3.2m campaign promoting European-produced dairy ingredients in China, Singapore, and Vietnam. </p>

economy

Bord Bia to lead €3.2m EU dairy promotion campaign in Asia

Irish food board wins contract to promote EU-made dairy ingredients to manufacturers across China, Singapore, and Vietnam

<p>Just 24% of Irish companies see the ongoing economic uncertainty as a concern which could impact future growth compared to the average across Europe of 47% and globally 52%.</p>

companies

Mid-sized Irish firms least concerned about economic downturn compared to global peers

<p>Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the Nato-Ukraine council working dinner in Brussels, last Thursday. Picture: Olivier Matthys/AP</p>

news

Ireland backs 'urgent' EU financing for Ukraine

Donald Trump

economy

Threat of euro-dollar parity returns on talk of Trump tariffs and rate cuts

John Whelan: Capital inflows are finally mobilising

Michael McGrath to develop EU-wide company status

economy

Michael McGrath to develop EU-wide company status

Government 'hopeful' Michael McGrath will land finance portfolio in Europe

Government 'hopeful' Michael McGrath will land finance portfolio in Europe

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen will reveal role on Wednesday

Mon, 09 Sep, 2024

EU Commission nominee Michael McGrath interviewed by Ursula von der Leyen

EU Commission nominee Michael McGrath interviewed by Ursula von der Leyen

Cork South Central TD said he believes the meeting 'went well'

Thu, 29 Aug, 2024

Milking the cows

Ireland's €420m dairy exports under threat as China and EU's 'tit-for-tat' trade battle escalates

China’s Ministry of Commerce has begun an investigation into imports of dairy products originating from the EU

Thu, 22 Aug, 2024

Elon Musk on Twitter

Coimisiún Na Meán may face holding X and Elon Musk to account

Social media platform could be facing multi-million euro fines for breaching legislation

Fri, 12 Jul, 2024

European and local elections

Sean Kelly urges Fianna Fáil MEPs to back von der Leyen as commission president

The Kerry MEP said voting against Ms von der Leyen due to one issue – her handling of the aftermath of the October 7 attack on Israel – “doesn’t add up”

Thu, 11 Jul, 2024

Glass of light beer.

Non-alcoholic beer sales up 18% as moderate drinking trend continues

Beer consumption down slightly last year 'in line with the long-term trend'

Thu, 04 Jul, 2024

SheIn Group Ltd.'s Dublin Pop-Up Store As Expansion Adds Pressure for Fast-Fashion Rivals

EU to consider closing off duty exemption that aids Shein, Temu

EU currently has a €150 duty-free threshold for online purchases

Wed, 03 Jul, 2024

Student accommodation investment

Letters to the Editor: Simon Harris should not link protests to bomb hoax

A reader says when Simon Harris put his name forward for the job, he signed up for the protesting as much as the more desirable elements

Sat, 29 Jun, 2024

Drugs seized

Ireland joins European ports network tasked with tackling drug trafficking

European Ports Alliance brings together the State and the private sector to boost intelligence gathering and cooperation between police, customs, and privately-run ports

Mon, 17 Jun, 2024

10th anniversary of The Good Friday Agreement

Letters to the Editor: It's time to reset the clock on the Troubles

The Commission for Victims and Survivors report is a reminder of how insidious and protracted the legacy of the Troubles has been, write members of the Truth Recovery Process

Sat, 15 Jun, 2024

European car shares fall on uncertainty over China's tariff response

European car shares fall on uncertainty over China's tariff response

EU imposed sanctions on imports of Chinese electric cars

Thu, 13 Jun, 2024

Ireland has 'very high' prison density rate

Ireland has 'very high' prison density rate

Rate of incarceration increased by 12% between 2022 and 2023, international report finds

Thu, 06 Jun, 2024

Micheál Martin insists Fianna Fáil supports nitrates derogation

Micheál Martin insists Fianna Fáil supports nitrates derogation

'Fianna Fáil party is absolutely committed to applying for and securing a nitrates derogation at European level'

Wed, 05 Jun, 2024

Banks told to brace for ECB fines after mismanaging climate risk

Banks told to brace for ECB fines after mismanaging climate risk

Though likely to be largely symbolic, the fines represent an historic step

Wed, 05 Jun, 2024

John Whelan: Trade wars spell trouble for exporters like Ireland

John Whelan: Trade wars spell trouble for exporters like Ireland

There will be implications for the country as the Biden administration slaps heavy tariffs on a range of goods from China

Sun, 26 May, 2024

Gareth O'Callaghan: Social media has changed the landscape of elections

S Gareth O'Callaghan: Social media has changed the landscape of elections

Not that long ago, the main sources of influence that extended far into our lives, shaping our views and beliefs, were our parents, our teachers, and the church, writes Gareth O'Callaghan

Sat, 18 May, 2024

Overwhelming majority believe Ireland should remain in the EU

Overwhelming majority believe Ireland should remain in the EU

Poll reveals just 9% of people in Ireland said the country should exit the bloc, with 7% saying they were not sure

Wed, 08 May, 2024

Irish constitution referenda

Mick Clifford: Sinn Féin chasing votes in the gutter of lies

Mary Lou McDonald’s party wants voters back and appears willing to go to extreme lengths of pandering to those spreading misinformation to do so

Wed, 10 Apr, 2024

Irish Examiner view: Aaron Bushnell — Another image to make history

Irish Examiner view: Aaron Bushnell — Another image to make history

The US air force member died after setting himself on fire outside the Israeli embassy in Washington DC

Wed, 28 Feb, 2024

Global manufacturing may point to recovery for Irish factories and rest of eurozone

Global manufacturing may point to recovery for Irish factories and rest of eurozone

A recent uptick in a global index of manufacturing has spurred expectations the sector has reached a turning point

Sun, 18 Feb, 2024

Irish employers sharpen their focus on gender pay equality

Irish employers sharpen their focus on gender pay equality

There are bigger gender pay gaps in Ireland’s legal (54.7%), banking (23.9%) and engineering (21.9%) companies than in consumer goods (3.2%), public sector (3.9%) and retail (8.5%)

Fri, 09 Feb, 2024

Royalty - Queen Elizabeth II State Visit to Ireland

S Sarah Harte: A united front? The hand of history is on all our shoulders

We are a new Ireland and must concentrate on embracing new challenges and looking forward, to one Ireland for all

Wed, 24 Jan, 2024

KOSOVO-IRELAND-DIPLOMACY-POLITICS

Paul Hosford: Kosovo still has a long way to go

Nearly half of the UN and five EU members do not, to this day, recognise that Kosovo is a sovereign state

Thu, 11 Jan, 2024

Israel-Hamas conflict

‘Very clear majority but not unanimity’ in EU for Gaza ceasefire – Varadkar

He was speaking at the end of a two-day EU summit that saw an agreement to begin accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova, and a proposal to send a 50 billion euro aid package to Ukraine vetoed by Hungary.

Fri, 15 Dec, 2023

Potential for asylum seekers not offered State accommodation to take legal action

Potential for asylum seekers not offered State accommodation to take legal action

It comes as Cabinet signed off on giving International Protection applicants who did not receive an offer of accommodation an extra €75 in their weekly payment

Tue, 05 Dec, 2023

Ursula von der Leyen visits Dublin

Strong support north and south of border for Ireland remaining in EU – poll

When asked to choose who they feel closest to, 65% of people in Ireland said they feel closest to Europe, followed by none of the above at 18%, and Great Britain at 12%

Mon, 03 Jul, 2023

Irish Examiner view: Neutrality never a case of black and white

Irish Examiner view: Neutrality never a case of black and white

A debate on where our strategic political alliances place us in the bigger scheme of things is a reasonable and sensible position to adopt

Tue, 28 Mar, 2023

Irish membership still compelling

Irish membership still compelling

Ireland is proud of what we have achieved in the EU and of what we have contributed to shaping the union in which we live today, says Taoiseach Leo Varadkar

Mon, 30 Jan, 2023

EU membership has helped drive Ireland’s green agenda

EU membership has helped drive Ireland’s green agenda

Ireland has signed up to the EU ‘Green Deal’, the ambitious plan to lead the world on climate change which demands immediate and significant action by member states

Sun, 29 Jan, 2023

Irish agriculture has changed beyond recognition since 1970s

Irish agriculture has changed beyond recognition since 1970s

Barry McCall looks at the triumphs and challenges for the farming and food sectors since Ireland joined the EU

Sat, 28 Jan, 2023

Irish economy transformed by trade opportunities since joining EU

Irish economy transformed by trade opportunities since joining EU

After 50 years in the EU our trade surplus is over €60bn and we have a diversified export base across products and market destinations

Fri, 27 Jan, 2023

Irish art and culture through a European lens

Irish art and culture through a European lens

The EU is often associated with red tape but the irony is that it has removed it for many Irish artists, writes Gemma Tipton

Thu, 26 Jan, 2023