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    Q+A: Ireland's general election stays in the centre, with no far right in sight
    03 Dec
    Q+A: Ireland's general election stays in the centre, with no far right in sight
    Ireland’s general election will likely return the country's centrist coalition to power. They have a surplus to spend, but also a housing crisis and other challenges to confront.
    Ireland’s €13 billion windfall: Has the EU’s Apple ruling unleashed legal ‘chaos’?
    17 Sep EU Institutions
    Ireland’s €13 billion windfall: Has the EU’s Apple ruling unleashed legal ‘chaos’?
    ‘The judgment totally contradicts precedent,’ says King’s College London’s Stephen Daly in a Q+A that digs into the European Court of Justice’s recent decision ordering the tech giant to pay back taxes.
    Ireland must reconsider its policy of military neutrality
    17 May
    Ireland must reconsider its policy of military neutrality
    Ireland’s traditional policy of military neutrality seems outdated in a changing Europe. Here are five steps the country should take to strengthen its defence policy, argues Barry Andrews
    EU insists that one of the two nominees for the post of new Irish commissioner must be a woman
    02 Sep
    EU insists that one of the two nominees for the post of new Irish commissioner must be a woman
    ‘Ball is in Irish court’ over who it wants to nominate, but one candidate must be a woman, says European Commission.
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