Naomi O'Leary

Drip feed of redundancies provides a case study in risks to the Irish economy from tech downturn

Tyre Extinguishers group, which is active in Ireland, aims to make SUV ownership ‘impossible’ in urban areas

Ireland’s legal system is being abused for the purposes of aggressive image management, writes Naomi O’Leary

Irish diplomats co-ordinated eleven like-minded countries to act in concert

Paschal Donohoe urges leaders to push ahead with legislation to create cross-border EU banking industry

Too much supportive spending risks worsening inflation by driving up the price of services and food, Eurogroup chief warns EU leaders

Government insists Ireland’s neutrality unaffected and that it would not contribute to military aid

Phase out of internal combustion engine stalled by German coalition qualms

Ireland will provide €22m of non-lethal supplies for every €1bn in weapons committed by EU leaders

Moving away meant leaving a charming rogue behind

European Parliament directorate says MEP’s encounters over dinners fall outside ‘scope of mandatory publication’

Strategy aims to help EU companies to compete on clean technology with peers in US and China

Fine Gael MEP met gas industry prior to vote on legislation relating to new energy requirements for buildings

Several European governments are either restricting the app for civil servants or ordering security assessments

NGOs warn of lobbying as combustion engine phase out faces last minute German blockade