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Roundup: Europe urged to diversify trade markets over U.S. tariff coercion, supply chains disruption
Inevitably, even countries with modest trade ties to the world's largest economy can still feel the ripple effects of Washington's unpredictability. In response, experts recommend that European ...
Reunification? Or Reconciliation?Is the island of Ireland ready to unite?Twenty-seven years on from the Good Friday Agreement, politicians in both Northern ...
In our lead story Political Editor Pat Leahy sets out the poll results that shows how support for the Government parties, ...
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Independent.ie on MSNThe Indo Daily: Mary Lou McDonald, Ireland’s next president?Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald has seemingly U-turned on a previous decision to rule herself out, and if she did decide to run, could very well become this country’s 10th president.With just ...
The message to the British public is 'let us take his expensive burden off your hands' while to the Republic it’s that ...
Despite gathering economic worries and concern about multinational sector, Government parties show little movement in support ...
That led to many nervous “how low can we go?” conversations. But now the party has stopped the rot and recovers marginally today by one point to 17 per cent. Not where it wants to be for sure, but ...
The tradition of shooting the messenger has long been done away with. No bad thing, perhaps, as with the bad news coming ...
With Catherine Connolly and Mairead McGuinness now in the field, attention turns to possible contenders from Sinn Féin and ...
Independent TD for Galway West Catherine Connolly has completed the launch of her bid for the presidency at a press conference outside Leinster House this lunchtime, saying she hopes to "empower ...
VERO BEACH — Mary Beth McDonald, a former City Council member and mayor from 2005-2006, died July 4 after a lengthy illness. She was 73. McDonald was elected to the City Council in 2004 and served ...
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TheJournal.ie on MSNTaoiseach grilled in Dáil on back to school cost crunchA survey by the Irish League of Credit Unions’ found that one in three families are getting into debt to fund back to school costs.
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