Organisation: South MEP

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#IETownHall event: Kelleher accused of 'selling-out'; Wallace dismisses claims Euro bid is insurance against Dail seat loss

Ireland South MEP candidates will battle it out for crucial European election votes tonight at an Irish Examiner town hall debate with just a week to go before the national ballot.

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New technologies will help make Europe’s roads safer

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LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: One of Jobstown Six 'has no faith' in judicial process; Investigation confirms sarin gas was used in attack in Syria

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Sean Kelly warns of energy crisis in face of Brexit

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Cork transatlantic flights may start 6 months early

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Bid to set up co-op shop in Courtmacsherry

Brussels Briefing: A weekly round-up of the most interesting news from Europe

Get a taste of some of the interesting and quirky happenings in Europe from our Europe correspondent, Ann Cahill.

Mon, 26 Oct, 2015

Eirgrid to report on all pylon options

The just-published terms of reference for the pylon commission state that electricity transmission operator Eirgird is to prepare a report for the independent panel on the various overhead and underground options for the planned pylon projects in the West and South.

Thu, 08 May, 2014

€40m tax exemption is damage limitation rather than good news

Farmers may have been spared a tax bill of up to €40m by the new capital gains tax (CGT) exemption for certain farmers announced last week by Finance Minister Michael Noonan.

Thu, 08 May, 2014

Pork and whiskey best placed to benefit from exports to South Korea

PORK, dairy and whiskey producers stand to make considerable gains via exports to South Korea, according to Sean Kelly MEP.

Sat, 20 Aug, 2011

Ruling in favour of mentally ill woman

THE High Court has ruled that a woman with a long history of mental illness was being detained unlawfully because of a flaw in the forms used by psychiatrists to renew a patient’s period of detention.

Sat, 01 Nov, 2008

EU allows State to fund 30% of ferry service

THE Government can fund up to 30% of the cost of operating a new Swansea-Cork ferry service EU officials have confirmed.

Fri, 26 Sep, 2008

Sinnott attacks toxic waste dangers

FAMILIES are being exposed to toxic dust from a disused mining waste dump, Independent MEP Kathy Sinnott claimed yesterday.

Wed, 28 Jul, 2004