Lack of resources ‘challenge’ for corruption investigations
Number of specialist gardaí tasked to corruption inquiries ‘insufficient’, European Commission report says
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Number of specialist gardaí tasked to corruption inquiries ‘insufficient’, European Commission report says
EU report criticises Hungary’s lack of track record investigating corruption in upper echelons
Lobbying efforts for EU commission jobs to pick up in the coming weeks
European Commission president secures second term and says she will ask countries to put forward a man and woman for commissioner posts
Sense of peril began to fade as crunch vote on European Commission president’s future got closer
Support from Greens helps deliver victory by more comfortable margin than had been predicted
Make-or-break vote in European Parliament will decide if commission president secures second term
European Commission president's bid for second term will come down to the wire
The EU Commission president’s hopes of a second term hinge on a secret ballot of MEPs tomorrow - and the outcome is far from certain
Food safety watchdog issues warning about potential side-effects such as headaches, nausea and blackouts
Pharmaceutical giants lobbied Taoiseach Simon Harris to oppose EU reforms of regulations for sector
Social media platform owned by Elon Musk faces fines of up to 6% of turnover if initial European Commission view is confirmed
Former Italian prime minister ‘optimistic’ about new UK government’s attitude to working with EU
Legislation kicks in on Sunday, but it doesn’t mean that your car will automatically slow down
Jack Chambers accused of telling a ‘cock-and-bull story’ after he insisted change of date is not election related
Move would apply to any online retailer shipping to EU customers directly from outside the bloc
Deterioration in supplies due in the main to sustained problems of hazardous THMs and parasite cryptosporidium
EU is using introduction of Digital Markets Act to check the power of Big Tech
Micheál Martin says four MEPS will engage with European colleagues ahead of a vote on whether or not von der Leyen should return as European Commission president
Governments will become supplicants to the European Commission president if as expected she secures a second term
Taoiseach ‘taking every opportunity’ over coming days and weeks to lobby for high profile commission brief for country
A high quality university sector combined with strong research and development capacity could make the EU a world leader in AI application
Outgoing Minister for Finance stands to earn package of more than €440,000 a year on taking up role later this year
New EU Commissioner will receive a base salary of €314,000 plus entertainment, household and residence allowances
Allegations that software giant gained ‘undue advantage’ by bundling video conferencing app with Office are first such charges against it in over a decade
There is intense speculation in Government circles about a replacement for the Minister for Finance, should he be the commission nominee
Timing of the sale of next tranche is sensitive for Minister with one eye on Brussels commission post and Cabinet colleagues facing into election
Commission president has had an effective five years that have not been without controversy
Minister for Finance Michael McGrath tipped for nomination as Ireland’s EU commissioner
When asked, McGrath himself has parried the question, confirming only that he would ‘give it serious consideration’
Ursula von der Leyen expected to secure backing for second term as commission president
Convincing majority of European Parliament to back European Commission president for second term will be the real test
Far-reaching consequences for land use, especially farming, and also marine development. But uncertainty and rural anger remain
Government will put forward candidate for EU commissioner role in ‘next few weeks’
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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