Ireland
U2 to release ‘The Europa EP’ to celebrate Record Store Day
The Irish Independent reported that U2 have just announced they will release The Europa EP to celebrate Record Store Day 2019. Record…
Ireland published No Deal Brexit Omnibus Legislation covering 15 laws
Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has said he hopes the Omnibus Bill being published today will never have to…
Flights over Dublin airport resumes after drone sighting cause suspension
Flights have resumed at Dublin Airport after a drone sighting over the airfield earlier today. In a tweet, the airport said the…
Nasty surprise reserved for those who believe EU’s solidarity and unity will falter – Vardakar
Those who believe the EU's solidarity towards Ireland will falter over the Brexit backstop are "in for a nasty surprise", the Irish…
How are European countries preparing for No-Deal Brexit scenarios
Britain is set to depart the European Union on March 29 but with no deal agreed on a post-Brexit relationship, some of…
Is it the end of national vetoes on taxation?
The European Commission is preparing to present a potentially controversial proposal that would roll back the tax-levying powers of the EU’s individual…
Deal reached brings end to saga of 49 people stranded off Maltese shores
An agreement on a deal has been reached which will bring to end the saga of a group of 49 long-suffering migrants…
Psychological and emotional abuse in intimate relationships is now considered a criminal offence in Ireland
Psychological and emotional abuse in intimate relationships is now considered a criminal offence in Ireland. On Tuesday, the Domestic Violence Act 2018…
Brexit – The other side of the ‘equation’
BREXIT isn't just about Britain. On the other side of the negotiating table there are 27 other European States which form the…
Ireland tells UK government to stand by commitments to avoid hard border between N.Ireland and Irish Republic
The UK government has been told by Ireland to "stand by its commitments" on avoiding a hard border between Northern Ireland and…
Irish Justice Minister proud of country’s ‘modern and liberal reputation’ after Ireland votes in favour to lift blasphemy ban
Ireland has voted to lift a rarely enforced constitutional ban on blasphemy in the latest secular reform for the once staunchly Catholic…
Ireland’s data protection commission opens case into Facebook cyber attack which affected 50m users
Ireland’s data regulator has opened a case into the cyber attack that allowed hackers to access up to 50m Facebook accounts. The…