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'Not part of the mainstream': Varadkar says SF Govt would diminish Ireland's influence in Europe
Colder offices and fewer Christmas lights ... what Europe is doing to cut down on energy use
EU lays out new hurdles for Russian visa applicants
EU ready if Russia turns off gas supplies, Commissioner says
EU ministers agree to suspend Russian visa facilitation deal
Coveney backs more EU training of Ukrainian troops at foreign ministers meeting in Prague
EU to examine complaints of UK dumping sewage into sea
Ireland joins eight EU countries calling Israel raid on Palestinian NGOs 'unacceptable'
Six EU countries send firefighters to help battle French wildfires
Defence Forces units train with NATO and EU partners but retention concerns continue
Ireland will be exempt from EU's 15% reduction in gas
Coveney says UK Government have not engaged seriously with EU to resolve NI Protocol issues
Ireland cannot be 'bargaining chip' in UK negotiations with EU, says McDonald
EU opens membership talks with two more Balkan countries
State is allowing calves to be transported to Europe in a cruel manner, claims NGO
About 150 refugees to arrive to 16-per-tent Defence Forces marquees in Gormanston tomorrow
EU mulls sanctions as Russia accused of shelling from nuclear plant
North Macedonian parliament approves deal to set EU bid in motion
European Commission takes Hungary to court over LGBTQ law
Euro strikes dollar parity as fears mount of a eurozone recession
EU to slash growth forecast again as high inflation persists
Northern Ireland should be 'front and centre' of Tory leadership race, says McGuinness
Britain must 'step back from brink': EU condemns UK's Protocol Bill
EU Parliament votes down objection to divisive 'sustainable' label for nuclear and gas
The EU and You: What's working, not working and what we don't understand
European Commission seeks ban on flavoured heated tobacco products
Westminster pushes forward with NI Protocol Bill after lengthy debate
The Big MEP Questionnaire: What do our Irish MEPs think of the EU?
Does 'constructive Euroscepticism' have a place in the EU?
Significant work remains for EU’s climate goals as progress moves forward on key package
No sign of new living cost measures before Budget as Taoiseach says recession is a 'not a given'
'A good day for Europe': Ukraine and Moldova officially granted EU candidate status
European leaders are gathering to decide the fate of Ukraine's EU bid - here's what to expect
QUIZ: How much do you know about the EU and European Parliament?
EU lays out plan to halve pesticide use and restore damaged ecosystems
Volodymyr Zelenskyy invites Micheál Martin to visit Ukraine
Open Newsroom Invitation: Ireland and The EU at 50 years
Ukraine moves closer to EU membership as Boris Johnson makes surprise visit to Kyiv
EU says criminals have been trying to smuggle drugs and weapons into single market via the North
MEPs signal discontent at proposal to label gas and nuclear as 'sustainable' energy sources