Hardened EU and US policy puts Ireland at risk of collateral damage in trade war
European Commission
Tighter EU regulations in light of worsening water pollution crisis could have far-reaching implications for Irish farmers
Matt Corbett’s winter haul is already stacked in the big shed adjoining the house, which was built in 1972. Turf has been the family’s main source of fuel since then
EU exploring ways to raise funds amid huge financial pressures arising from the Covid-19 pandemic, future enlargement and the war in Ukraine
Ireland has a veto on any proposed new levies that would allow EU raise money directly to repay Covid-19 stimulus fund loans
Taoiseach told farmers he would write to EU Commissioner to discuss derogation in move welcomed by IFA
Ireland is ‘significant outlier’ on the taxation of foreign dividends. Department of Finance said
Small electric cars on track to be widely available and to compete with cheap Chinese imports, analysis concludes
International aid begins to arrive as the UK announces an initial package worth up to €1.16m
Ursula von der Leyen’s address offered hope to aspiring EU member states while she talked tough on China
European Commission president seeks to bridge gap with farmers over pace of regulatory change in State of the Union address
Ireland has one of the highest values of online payments but EU is proposing measures to protect the use of cash
Fianna Fáil gathering in Co Tippearay overshadowed by demonstrations over farm payments and nitrates directive
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