Public Affairs
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Barry Cowen MEP: If Europe cannot feed itself sustainably, it is not secure
Europe today is grappling with the most complex set of security challenges in a generation – from Russian aggression in…
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Shared Island Unit head Émer Deane: ‘An ordinary way of thinking’
As the Shared Island initiative enters a new phase, Ciarán Galway meets with Émer Deane – the Assistant Secretary in…
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UK minister outlines criteria for united Ireland referendum
In an interview with eolas Magazine’s Joshua Murray in April 2025, the UK Government’s Northern Ireland Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State,…
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Presidential election 2025: Runners and riders
In November 2025, Ireland will have a new President as the nation prepares for the end of the Michael D…
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A century on the move: The story of the Irish passport
Úna Fannon, Director of Operations with the Passport Service, reflects on the first century of the Irish passport, traces its…
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Aontú bill aiming to allow presidential voting rights in the North
A new bill introduced in the Houses of the Oireachtas aims to allow Irish citizens living in Northern Ireland to…
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Neutrality: Where Ireland’s political parties stand
As European countries upscale defence spending in the face of Russia’s continuing invasion of Ukraine and the EU’s publication of…
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High level of confidence in Irish elections
There is a high level of confidence in elections and the democratic process in Ireland, according to research published in…
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Political Platform: Peadar Tóibín TD
Peadar Tóibín TD was first elected as a Sinn Féin TD for the Meath West constituency during the 2011 general…
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TRADE UNION DESK: Public procurement must promote collective bargaining
It is time for a transformation of how public money is spent, writes the General Secretary of the European Trade…
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