Irish woman takes up role as head of European drugs agency – The Irish Times
Irish doctor Lorraine Nolan has taken over as head of the European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA), the Lisbon-based…
Fionnán Sheahan: Any chance Micheál Martin will tell our visiting European pals about a united Ireland?
Our first EU presidency since Brexit apparently puts us ‘on the global stage’ – it’s time to broach…
UK ‘very happy to be a partner’ to Ireland on security, says ambassador – The Irish Times
The “threats facing all of us have changed”, the British ambassador to Ireland has said, as she declared…
Six economic flashpoints to watch out for in 2026 – The Irish Times
The global economy showed remarkable resilience in 2025 despite significant trade tensions and policy uncertainty related to US…
Ireland should resist cheap, tough talk on migration – The Irish Times
On November 17th, 2025, Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration Jim O’Callaghan made a statement that Irish…
Northern Ireland may be left in a migration limbo. That’s a problem for the Republic – The Irish Times
Jim O’Callaghan seems to have forgotten something. The Minister for Justice says Ireland will shadow the planned crackdown…
Wetherspoon uses Ireland to skirt Brexit red tape for EU expansion
The stock market-listed group, which owns a small number of pubs in Ireland, has been eyeing locations in…
Brussels stalls Brexit reset talks as carbon tax deadline looms – POLITICO
The same official added that there was also “frustration that other talks are lagging behind” on the more…
‘The world is changing. It’s all about adapting’ – Citigroup’s Ireland chief on thriving in a volatile financial services landscape
With Europe and US seeming to be drifting apart on a whole range of issues, Citibank’s Ireland operation…
Ireland is riding two horses are galloping in different directions across the Atlantic – The Irish Times
By any measure, the Atlantic bedrock is breaking apart. The old certainties of US–European partnership – collective security,…
If Nigel Farage wins the next UK election, the consequences for Ireland will be profound – The Irish Times
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party could win the next UK general election if current trends continue. That would…
Debt Fund Defaults in UK Real Estate Soar Past 20%, Survey Shows
Alternative lenders to the UK commercial real estate sector saw their default rates climb past 20% in the…