Data Protection Commission reconsidering TikTok data-transfer ban after court ruling
Regulator found Chinese tech giant had breached EU privacy rules
Regulator found Chinese tech giant had breached EU privacy rules
Policing operation costing €125m in place to ensure no repeat of fuel protests-style disruption
EU trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič and China’s commerce minister begin a process to address the widening trade gap
Coalition parties dream of income tax cuts while most economists predict shades of financial Armageddon
Legislation that could lock Ireland into higher carbon emissions for decades
Recent crackdown uncovered millions of vapes shipping into EU labelled as toys, earphones, shoes and essential oils to avoid tax
Co Limerick plant will be required to set aside nearly €31m under new agreement
Ireland to rely on French and British military assets over next six months
Republic is one of three countries who have not joined EU-wide agency investigating financial crimes spanning multiple jurisdictions
Irish diplomats will take up role during EU presidency, initially operating from German embassy in Tehran
Siptu calls on Government to put fair employment conditions at the heart of its first National Public Procurement Strategy
Company may nationalisation due to Ukraine war sanctions against Russian owners
A report recommends decriminalising drugs, but the issue has caused division in Ireland
Security concerns at Dublin Castle are leading to drastic measures, but not for the first time
Continent is particularly affected as it is fastest-warming one, says EU’s Copernicus climate monitor
From Wednesday, any goods you order that are coming from outside the EU will carry a €3 customs duty charge - and that might just be the start of it
Another EU presidency, another letter raging against limousines speeding through Dublin. Plus ça change
The consequences are still playing out in the UK, as it prepares for its seventh prime minister in ten years. Yet Ireland is thriving
French navy seizes another tanker linked to Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’, stepping up pressure on Moscow
Report highlights challenges to construction growth
Both sides have lost since the UK left the bloc. Here is how to get things moving again
Child and Family Agency yet to demonstrate it spends existing resources effectively
Margaret Loftus says numbers contacting Women’s Aid are ‘tip of the iceberg’, with some people staying silent to survive
Global Briefing: Conference in Ghana calls for a formal apology from countries that benefited, financial compensation, debt relief and the return of looted artefacts
But UK politics is hostile to making tough and necessary choices
Harris says right to protest does not extend to blockading critical infrastructure
‘We need to be more competitive against the US and China’
Day-to-day custodianship of national security is not just an operational matter. It must be a constant strategic priority for the Government
We should be furious that road safety campaigns focus on high-vis clothing while our streets become increasingly dangerous
For many, leaving the EU has not strengthened their place in the UK, but weakened it by creating a border in the Irish Sea
Outgoing British PM helped boost security for Continent, says Ursula von der Leyen
Scheme is aimed at counteracting increased fuel prices against backdrop of conflict in Middle East
Ireland has in the past objected to proposal for centralised regulation for fear of losing control over its key financial sector
Items shipped from outside EU to incur €3 fee under new rules targeting deliveries worth less than €150
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