Irish exports to Canada could double in five years, according to report
Major potential to grow Ireland’s economic relationship with Canada, according to Jim Power report commissioned by Irish Canada Business Association
Ceta
‘We can have trade without investor courts’: Greens’ anti-Ceta faction are not for turning
Party members urged to pressure leader Eamon Ryan over ‘damascene conversion’ to trade deal
Suspended Green TD indicates he would vote against Coalition over Ceta trade deal
Patrick Costello lost party whip earlier this year over a different Dáil vote, with suspension due to end on Friday
TD’s case over Ceta shines a light on contentious investor courts system
System set up by former European colonial powers favours the wealthy, say critics
Government will defend Ceta trade deal, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael parliamentary parties told
Taoiseach and Tánaiste say referendum will not be required to ratify controversial trade deal with Canada
Michael McDowell: Fine Gael should bow its head in shame over EU-Canada trade deal
There is nothing as close-minded and arrogant as Fine Gael Euro-federalists with the bit between their teeth
Divisions between Greens and government partners on EU-Canada free trade deal resurface
Spokesman for leader Eamon Ryan declined to say party supported plan to amend Arbitration Act
Taoiseach welcomes Supreme Court ruling on Ceta trade deal
Credit due to Green’s Patrick Costello for bringing challenge to Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, Martin says
Ceta appeal may be among ‘most important’ in Supreme Court’s history, judge says
Appeal raised issues of profound significance for democracy and sovereignty
Ireland’s proposed ratification of EU-Canada trade deal unconstitutional as Irish law stands, Supreme Court rules
Majority court indicates government could ‘cure’ the unconstitutionality via legislation
Supreme Court to hear final arguments in Ceta trade deal appeal
Green Party TD fears ratification could affect environmental regulation in Republic
Canada trade deal ruling could further erode Government’s majority
Green Party is divided on issue, which could lead to members voting against Government
Supreme Court hearing Green TD’s appeal over Ceta trade deal
At core of appeal is ‘issue of sovereignty’ regarding EU-Canada trade agreement
Canadian government insists CETA will not have ‘chilling effect’ on governments
Agreement due to be ratified in December 2020 but pulled back after several Green TDs threatened to vote against it
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