Europeâs future âbeing decided in Ukraineâ, Baltic ambassadors to tell Oireachtas committee
Officials from Finland, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to discuss Ukraine as Russian attacks increase
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Hybrid interference campaign in Europe will continue, pitched below level triggering Natoâs article five
Russian actions âreckless and dangerousâ says EU after Baltic security incidents
Russian warship fired flares near a Danish military helicopter while Nato jets destroyed a drone over Lithuania,
Grocery chain that sells eastern European produce nears âŹ100m in revenue
Polonez enjoys âniche marketâ that helps âto minimise impact from competitorsâ, directors say
âI was visiting Ireland every summer during the school holidays but I never really thought about moving thereâ
Lithuanian Monika Stankeviciute came to Ireland after a break up in Sweden before settling in Drogheda
Revolut to give Irish users access to private market investment funds
Fintech is working with Apollo, Ares and others to allow retail investors tap into new markets suitable for long-term investors with appetite for risk
Russia accused of planning attack on infrastructure in Baltic States or Poland
Intelligence assessments suggest attack will be a limited provocation designed to test Nato
Irish cancer patients paid up to âŹ50,000 for unauthorised treatments advertised on social media
Medicinal watchdog became aware of website which was unlawfully providing advanced therapy medicinal products
Irish in the EU: âThe Italians enjoy life and savour what it has to offerâ
Ireland could learn lessons from the adopted homes of its citizens
Irish in Europe: âI love how affordable it is. Thereâs none of your âŹ8 pintsâ
Irish people living on the Continent talk about the cost of living, weather, language, proximity to war and what they would change about Ireland
Fears Russia is planning âmilitary provocationsâ against the Baltic States or Poland
Kremlin may attempt to test Nato cohesion as Russia comes under growing pressure from Ukraine, according to sources from two countries
Lithuanian man allegedly involved in Galway mosque plot claims he cannot get a fair trial
Court reserves judgment on case of Karolis Peckauskas
Dramatic jump in visitor nights spent in Ireland, according to EU figures
Surge in Ireland dwarfed experience in other EU states but may be distorted by reported slump in numbers last year
Teenagers enlisted as agents of mayhem by Russia and Iran
Russia and Iran have long enlisted proxies to perform hostile acts on European soil, but targeting minors represents a new twist on their subversive gig economy
Irelandâs range anxiety: Denmark has a similar population, look at the amount of EV chargers there
Average build time for an EV charging point on an Irish site âis typically taking between two and three yearsâ, says Tesla
Lithuanian boy brought to Ireland without motherâs consent to remain in country, judge rules
Teen can remain in Ireland despite motherâs custody rights, High Court rules
Europe is losing arms race and must abandon âhaute coutureâ missiles, EU defence chief warns
Andrius Kubilius pushes for governments to open weapons stockpiles to Ukraine
Von der Leyen calls for unified drone alert system for Baltic States
Commission president wants improved co-ordination following Ukrainian drone incursions
Thirty-four men deported to Poland and Lithuania from Ireland on grounds of criminality
The charter removal flight had 22 Polish and 12 Lithuanian nationals on board
Worker claims employer reneged on deal to require Lithuanian co-workers to speak English
Warehouse worker claims Lithuanian women colleagues refused to speak English to isolate and bully him at work
Edmund Ross obituary: Photographer whose portraits included actors, singers and politicians
Wedding and family photos meant his work entered the homes of thousands of ordinary people
Man who meted out a âvolley of violenceâ on his defenceless friend found guilty of murder
Tomas Cypas inflicted âa batteringâ during âappalling attackâ on Juris Kokenbergs
Irelandâs EU presidency: How it works and what to expect
Six-month stint in influential European council deal-making role will consume a lot of Governmentâs bandwidth
McEntee upbeat following âconciliatoryâ US position on European relations
âThe UN has served us extremely well ... but reform is neededâ Minister for Foreign Affairs says at Munich Defence Conference
Siptu seeks engagement with Glen Dimplex as 51 jobs to go in Newry
Company is engaged in ongoing restructuring of its operations
Polish and Lithuanians with criminal history removed on chartered flight costing âŹ122,000
Flight left Dublin Airport at 12.30pm for Warsaw, Poland, before travelling on to Vilnius in Lithuania
The Outsiders Who Built Irish Entertainment: Wendy Elliman details the evolution of a national empire
A fascinating history of the Elliman family and an insight into the early days of Irish-Jewish life
Far-right group âlaughed, jokedâ about imminent attack on Galway Mosque, court hears
Judge Andrew Cody refuses bail after application by one of two men arrested in Portlaoise in antiterrorism operation
Piotr Torng was held in the Dublin city morgue for six months. No one came forward
Most obvious and troubling example of our ability to âunseeâ is surely our capacity not to see the homeless
Lithuania says it will shoot down Belarus smuggler balloons disrupting air traffic
Lithuania closed Vilnius Airport four times last week after balloons entered its airspace
Lithuania: A History by Richard Butterwick - Meticulous chronicle explains so much
A superb piece of scholarship that distils more than 1,000 tumultuous years into a coherent narrative
Heather Humphreys commits to meeting Shane OâFarrellâs mother
Former minister has faced criticism over level of support for justice campaign for man killed in hit-and-run
Man (32) charged following âŹ14.2m cocaine discovery in Rosslare
It is understood the lorry had travelled on a ferry from Dunkirk in France
âAlmost impossibleâ for Irish people to understand Baltic fear of Russian invasion, says ex-MEP
CiarĂĄn Cuffe says Germany and Austria find it very difficult to recognise magnitude of human slaughter in Palestine
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