EU

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab resigns in huge blow to Theresa May over EU withdrawal deal
News 1 month ago

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab resigns in huge blow to Theresa May over EU withdrawal deal

By: Aidan Lonergan

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says Brexit deal is possible 'in next couple of weeks' as DUP accuse Theresa May of 'total betrayal'
News 1 month ago

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says Brexit deal is possible 'in next couple of weeks' as DUP accuse Theresa May of 'total betrayal'

By: Aidan Lonergan

French President Emmanuel Macron calls for creation of 'real European army' to defend EU against Russia and the US
News 1 month ago

French President Emmanuel Macron calls for creation of 'real European army' to defend EU against Russia and the US

By: Aidan Lonergan

Ireland has highest child suicide rate among girls in the EU, new report finds
News 1 month ago

Ireland has highest child suicide rate among girls in the EU, new report finds

By: Aidan Lonergan

Children being 'trafficked to Ireland for sex' by their own families, Europol warns
News 1 month ago

Children being 'trafficked to Ireland for sex' by their own families, Europol warns

By: Aidan Lonergan

Varadkar warns May that 'time is running out' on border issue
News 2 months ago

Varadkar warns May that 'time is running out' on border issue

By: Ryan Price

Brexit-inspired 'Irexit' political party to launch in Ireland next weekend
News 3 months ago

Brexit-inspired 'Irexit' political party to launch in Ireland next weekend

By: Aidan Lonergan

About time? EU set to ditch daylight saving time bringing an end to twice-yearly clock changes
News 3 months ago

About time? EU set to ditch daylight saving time bringing an end to twice-yearly clock changes

By: Aidan Lonergan

Bono promises to wave EU flag on stage and says he's proud of how Europe 'rallied behind Ireland' over Brexit
Entertainment 3 months ago

Bono promises to wave EU flag on stage and says he's proud of how Europe 'rallied behind Ireland' over Brexit

By: Aidan Lonergan

Ryanair refuses to pay compensation to passengers affected by strikes despite being against EU law
News 4 months ago

Ryanair refuses to pay compensation to passengers affected by strikes despite being against EU law

By: Aidan Lonergan

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar labelled 'air head' on front page of British newspaper
News 4 months ago

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar labelled 'air head' on front page of British newspaper

By: Ryan Price

'We must share the burden' – Ireland agrees to accept more migrants under new EU deal
News 5 months ago

'We must share the burden' – Ireland agrees to accept more migrants under new EU deal

By: Aidan Lonergan

UK unveils post-Brexit settlement scheme for EU citizens
News 5 months ago

UK unveils post-Brexit settlement scheme for EU citizens

By: Ryan Price

Northern Ireland could get joint EU/UK status to solve Brexit hard border crisis
News 6 months ago

Northern Ireland could get joint EU/UK status to solve Brexit hard border crisis

By: Sean Smith

Jacob Rees-Mogg warns Ireland has 'high price to pay' if country does not 'unite' with UK on Brexit
News 7 months ago

Jacob Rees-Mogg warns Ireland has 'high price to pay' if country does not 'unite' with UK on Brexit

By: Aidan Lonergan