Public Affairs
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Lip-service or a lasting legacy on climate?
Just a few months into his second term, Taoiseach Micheál Martin’s hard-earned climate reputation is hanging by a thread, writes…
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From bogs to Brussels: Putting communities first in Europe’s Just Transition
The European Parliament speech writers love their catchy one-liner slogans. When it comes to the move to de-carbonation, they regularly…
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Trump’s economic threat to Ireland intensifies
Having survived tests from Europe, the Irish tax regime now faces its toughest challenge from the US. Eamon Quinn writes…
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Mol an Óige: Barry Heneghan TD
First elected to the Dáil in November 2024, Deputy Barry Heneghan represents the Dublin Bay North constituency as an independent.…
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European People’s Party: ‘A European Security Pact to protect our citizens’
Writing in eolas Magazine, Fine Gael MEP, Regina Doherty, the European People’s Party (EPP) President Manfred Weber MEP (CSU, Germany),…
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Maria Walsh MEP: The Mercosur Trade Deal is a risk for Irish farmers and standards
As the EU looks towards ratifying the Mercosur trade deal, significant concerns are growing, particularly among the many Irish farmers…
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Ireland’s latest foreign policy priorities
As Ireland prepares to assume the Presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2026, Tánaiste and Minister for…
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The 27th Seanad
All 60 members of the 27th Seanad have now been either elected or appointed, with a record number of women…
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100 years of Irish-US diplomatic relations
A new era has begun with the return to the White House of President Donald Trump. The years ahead look…
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Opposition victory in Dáil speaking rights row
Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy TD was forced to back down on her initial decision to grant speaking rights to the…
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