Ireland has ‘individually tailored plan with Nato’ on sub-sea, cyber security – The Irish Times
Ireland has an “individually tailored plan with Nato” to deal with the issue of cyber and sub-sea security,…
Water quality continues to decline as Ireland currently set to miss 2027 goals
The country will fail to meet the target of restoring all waters to “good” or better status by…
Catherine Connolly confirms voting against European referendums – The Irish Times
Independent presidential election candidate Catherine Connolly has confirmed she voted against European Union (EU) treaties in both Nice…
Government deports 23 Romanian men with criminal convictions – The Journal
Government deports 23 Romanian men with criminal convictions The JournalTwenty three Romanian men with convictions removed from State on…
Labour TD Alan Kelly says he will vote for Fine Gael’s Heather Humphreys ‘by default’ – The Irish Times
Key Reads Katie Mellett – 48 minutes ago Labour TD Alan Kelly was also critical of the manner…
China’s exports defy expectations in September under weight of trade war uncertainty
China’s exports rebounded in September after hitting a six-month low in August, supported by recovering overseas demand and…
Questions about Ireland’s neutrality on the ballot in this election – The Irish Times
Debates about neutrality during the presidential election have highlighted important questions about the formal and informal powers of…
Stocks Swoon as Trade Jitters Spur Rush to Bonds: Markets
(Bloomberg) — Flaring trade tensions between the US and China sent shockwaves across markets Friday, hammering stocks, oil…
O’Callaghan: Ireland won’t reintroduce hate speech law
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan today told the Dáil that he has no intention to reintroduce failed hate…
Veggie 'burgers' could be on the way out as EU lawmakers back labelling ban on plant-based food – The Journal
Veggie ‘burgers’ could be on the way out as EU lawmakers back labelling ban on plant-based food The JournalNo…
Teacher burnout and stress driving exodus from Irish classrooms
Bad pay and bigger asks from parents are other factors driving young educators from our schools for careers…
Willie O’Dea: Our EU neighbours might not like it, but Ireland’s tax strategy is ingenious
We cannot afford to go back to being the sick man of Europe, relying on EU handouts for…