EU jargon set to dominate Irish politics

Over the coming six months “Eurospeak” will become an integrated part of Irish news and politics.

EU jargon set to dominate Irish politics
Wed, 31 Dec, 2003 - 15:52

Over the coming six months “Eurospeak” will become an integrated part of Irish news and politics.

The EU jargon is commonplace in Brussels but for anyone outside the political sphere it only serves to distance people from politics, as Europe Minister Dick Roche has already acknowledged.

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