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…And where has Ireland received – and given back to the whole process?
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…And where has Ireland received – and given back to the whole process?
Both countries have strongly denied allegations of corruption and judiciary interference, despite rulings from the ECJ and proceedings by EC.
How do we punch above our weight on the European stage? Get into groupings, get specialised and stick around, writes CJ McKinney.
Independent studies showed that a total of €109 million a year could be saved if all parliament activity was moved to Brussels.
Watch our webinar on how Ireland found itself at the heart of the EU 50 years ago – and how it’s working for us now.
Eurosceptic rhetoric has softened in the wake of Brexit but still allows questions of a less-than-perfect system.
Vote to make Ukraine an official candidate for the EU hailed as “defining moment” – but the journey has just begun.
Where is the EU leading us on climate and common defence?
Join us at 1pm this Thursday to see how it started… and how it’s going.
The proposal would see Ireland retain its 13 MEP seats – but also vote for MEPs in a new pan-European constituency.
Are tools such as pre-bunking, strong legislation and public literacy enough to halt disinformation?
Historically, the Parliament lacked legislative power – but the Lisbon Treaty aimed to fix that.
Our youth audience heard from MEPs and European expert on how they work – and challenged them on how EU should tackle issues such as climate change.
“It’s not the big deal that it would have been 20 years ago.”
Ukraine conflict has exacerbated Covid disruptions and rising costs of energy and fertilisers – and not just in the EU.
How far are Irish women from equality, and what is standing in their way?
Alexander Conway looks at how Ireland can be involved in the criticial discussions which will shape the next 50 years of the EU.
Brexit continues to complicate matters in Ireland. Can we overcome it?
Join our expert EU panel to explore what is happening in Europe that Irish citizens – especially our younger generation – should know about.
This month, The Good Information Project is looking at the EU and we want to hear from you.
This month, The Good Information Project is looking at the EU and we want to hear from you.
It’s the issue of our time, and we almost certainly aren’t doing enough.
This month, The Good Information Project is looking at the EU.
The Good Information Project turned its focus to Ireland’s healthcare system over the past month.
“The whole point of waiting lists is that you can’t fix them in a year.”
Our interactive graphs showing where Ireland ranks compared to other EU countries.
Are the EU’s policies towards migration helping those in need – or just the EU?
Patients have been kept on the outside of their healthcare experience; they should be promoted to educators and decision-makers.
Peggy Maguire, Director of the European Institute of Women’s Health, on a quarter century of fighting for more data, more presence and more voice for women in health.
Frequent, local and affordable: how to make public transport work.
Ireland has been shielded so far from the worst effects of the climate crisis, but there are still warning signs ahead.
Watch our Open Newsroom session on how the patient advocacy movement could revolutionise health services – if they are listened to.
The housing crisis is perhaps the most severe problem facing Ireland today. Is there any end in sight?
The Good Information Podcast looks at the evolving relationship between Ireland, the EU and China.
Non-consultant hospital doctors are currently balloting on whether to take industrial action over their working conditions.