Irish Ferries Announce new Dover to Calais Service from June 2021
Irish Ferries has today announced a new service on the Dover to Calais shipping route. The service is planned to
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Antoinette Tyrrell is a writer and journalist who started her career in print and broadcast journalism in Ireland. An English and History graduate of the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, she worked for 11 years in corporate public relations for Irish Government bodies in the Foreign Direct Investment and Energy sectors. She is the founder of GoWrite, a business writing and public relations consultancy. Her work has appeared in a range of national and international media and trade publications. She is also a traditionally published novelist of commercial fiction.
Germany to impose strict lockdown over Easter period
Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel has announced the introduction of a strict 5-day lock down in a bid to slow the
Repeat Applications account for a quarter of EU+ Asylum Applications
Latest figures from the European Asylum Support Office (EASO) on asylum trends for January 2021, show that of the 40,000
IAG calls for ‘Digital Health Passes’ as company reports operating loss of €7,426 million.
International Airlines Group (IAG) has reported a 2020 operating loss of €7,426 million compared to an operating profit of €2,613
Oxfam welcomes EU changes on Corporate Tax Transparency
Charity organization Oxfam today welcomed a move by the EU Council to support a proposal requiring multinationals to publish their
Consultation Launched to Improve Conditions for Those Working Through Digital Platforms in the EU
The EU Commission today launched its first stage of consultation with European social partners on improving working conditions for those
Euro-Mediterranean Assembly hears calls for Support for Food Security in the Mediterranean
A plenary session of the Euro-Mediterranean Regional and Local Assembly (ARLEM), today heard calls for the European Union and the
Ireland’s Hospitality Sector likely to Remain Closed until Mid-Summer
Ireland’s hospitality sector is at risk of financial ruin, according to Adrian Cummins, CEO of the Restaurants Association of Ireland.
Europol Seizes almost €450,000 in Counterfeit Bank Notes
Europol, the European police service, has successfully supported Romanian authorities in dismantling an organized crime group responsible for circulating counterfeit
EU Aviation Agency gives Boeing 737 Max Green Light to Fly
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has given the go-ahead for the return of the Boeing 737 MAX to
EU Increases Annual Humanitarian Aid Budget by 60%
The European Commission has adopted its initial annual humanitarian budget of €1.4 billion for 2021. This 2021 budget represents an
