Glanbia cheese plant controversy masks bigger issue around Ireland’s role in EU dairy industry

CEO accuses cused those behind plan of trying to ‘gain some brownie points in short term’

Advisory panel reviewing vaccine reports as several countries temporarily suspend its use

Judges find measure aimed at restricting spread of coronavirus lacks legal basis

World wrap: Balkans feel abandoned as vaccinations kick off in Europe

Man dressed as St Nicholas may have caused 75 residents and staff to test positive

Intensive care facilities run out in Netherlands as Belgium faces similar scenario

Sam Kendrick (95) receives medal of remembrance at Enniscorthy ceremony for role in second World War campaign

Dutch carrier does not expect demand to recover before 2023 or 2024

Birmingham researchers establish connection between air fumes and Covid-19 fatalities

Classroom bubbles and hand sanitiser stations will be the norm. How do our plans compare with other countries?

Iseq all-share index closed down 0.11 per cent with banks and housebuilders dragging

News of delayed launch comes as Ryanair calls on EU to block €3.4bn KLM subsidy

Pilots will have to take a 20 per cent pay cut and airline will have to cut costs by 15 per cent

Germany opens its doors as Spain brings forward reopening by 10 days to June 21st

Proposed unification would mean more flexibility for mergers and acquisitions

Under joint proposal European Commission would borrow money on financial markets

Sam Kendrick (95) parachuted into Arnhem in 1944 as part of Liberation of Netherlands

Starkly different outcomes in some regions of Europe indicate how better to fight the virus

Netherlands renews commitment to new €7 tax on all flights from January next

World leaders wrestle to contain pandemic’s economic fallout

Creating high quality digital learning material is more complex than many recognise

Flawed advice that only those with symptoms can spread virus contributes to slow response

As numbers of students choosing to study abroad increase, we look at the options

Supreme court upholds ruling in landmark ‘Urgenda case’, compelling government to act

Dutch foreign affairs and justice ministries to appeal court decision ‘as quickly as possible’

Ask Brian: Courses abroad can pose a major challenge for ‘spoon-fed’ students

Creation of real equality and tolerance blocked by false notion they ‘already exist’

Council ruled in May that plan for nitrogen emissions published in 2015 is not nearly radical enough

Zwarte Piet has traditionally been portrayed by adults wearing full blackface make-up

Airline says younger fleet with fewer empty seats are the reasons for its performance

Bank of Ireland climbs 6.3 per cent to €5.48 while AIB adds 2.07 per cent to close at €3.95

Trump admits it ‘certainly looks’ as if journalist is dead as diplomats pull out of summit

Government ‘under legal obligation’ to take measures to protect citizens from climate change

Dutch say four Russians were caught with spying equipment at OPCW headquarters

State one of three markets where anti-union conduct alleged

Enrolling in universities abroad is a realistic opportunity for Irish students to follow their dreams

Dutch government tells companies UK parts ‘no longer count’ in an official ‘Brexit impact scan’

Firms relying on UK market will face difficulties when Britain leaves EU, Varadkar says

Almost half of first year in veterinary science in Warsaw and Budapest are Irish