Ireland
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Irish Dáil Backs Bill to Scrap UN Triple Lock on Troop Deployments 79 to 71
The Dáil has passed legislation removing the UN approval requirement for military deployments, a move critics call a…
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Mary McAleese Steps Down from GAA Integration Role Amid Deadline Concerns
Former Irish president resigns as chair of Integration Steering Group, citing missed deadlines, as John Horan takes over…
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Irish EU Budget Proposal Draws Fire From Germany, MEPs and Commission Ahead of Summit
BRUSSELS, October 13 — On October 12, 2026, lead Members of the European Parliament responsible for the EU’s…
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Irish EU Budget Proposal Cuts €159 Billion, Shields Farmers and Regions
Europe is about to discover just how much its next seven-year budget will hurt. Ireland takes over the…
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Cork City Council launches €50,000 Environmental Fund
CORK, July 18 — Against the backdrop of Ireland’s evolving approach to local environmental governance, Cork City Council…
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Ireland Takes EU Presidency With a Bill Far Above 2013’s
DUBLIN — The last time Ireland ran the European Union’s rotating presidency, the country was still picking through…
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Ireland Assumes EU Presidency, Recalling 2004’s Historic Big Bang Enlargement
Ireland will take over the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU on July 1, and the…
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Ireland Takes EU Presidency with Enlargement Agenda Echoing 2004 Expansion
Ireland takes the Council presidency on July 1 with an agenda that carries echoes of 2004. That year,…
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EU Enlargement Returns to Spotlight as Ireland Leads Presidency
DUBLIN, June 23 — Ireland is set to take over the six-month rotating presidency of the Council of…
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Fuel Price Protests Shut Irish Motorways and Run Stations Dry, Then Spread to Norway
On April 10, 2026, street demonstrations broke out in both Ireland and Norway, with citizens voicing strong opposition…
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Ireland sues UK at European court over Troubles amnesty law
Dublin has formally lodged a state‑to‑state complaint against London at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg,…
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Ireland Sues UK Over Northern Ireland Amnesty Law
Northern Ireland, January 19, 2024 — infopulsetoday.com — The European Court of Human Rights has announced that the…
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