Nieuws bij Ierland

• 27 februari 2015
  EUOBSERVER

  Dublin planned to reinstate punt if euro collapsed

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• 17 februari 2015
  Tax rulings: are member states unfairly helping multinationals to pay less tax?

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• 9 februari 2015
  EUOBSERVER

  Ireland would seek 'similar deal' if Greece gets concessions

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• 22 januari 2015
  Benjamin Fox

  Property boom returns to Ireland four years after crash

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• 22 januari 2015
  EUOBSERVER

  Inspired by Ireland, Portugal to repay IMF loans early

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• 19 januari 2015
  EUOBSERVER

  Health minister becomes Ireland's first openly gay minister

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• 16 januari 2015
  The week that was: solidarity in Paris, EU foreign policy in Dublin and Strasbourg, meeting Turkish Prime Minister and Iran Foreign Minister

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• 5 januari 2015
  Ierse belastinginkomsten boven verwachting

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• 18 december 2014
  Ierland wil aflossen IMF-lening versnellen

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• 17 december 2014
  Benjamin Fox

  Irish inquiry into banking collapse begins without ECB

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• 17 december 2014
  Ireland to hold referendum on gay marriage in May

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• 11 december 2014
  Economische groei Ierland zwakt af

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• 11 december 2014
  Lower House Ireland votes to recognise Palestine

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• 26 november 2014
  Taxation: Commission refers Ireland to the Court of Justice of the European Union for incorrect application of the rules on marked fuel

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• 21 november 2014
  Statement by the European Commission and the European Central Bank following the conclusion of the second post-programme surveillance mission to Ireland

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• 17 november 2014
  “No time for complacency”, Draghi tells economic and monetary affairs MEPs

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• 13 november 2014
  Vredesproces Noord-Ierland: EP wil partijen terug aan onderhandelingstafel

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• 13 november 2014
  EP approves EU aid for former workers at Greek retailer and Irish jeweller

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• 12 november 2014
  Plenary debate: Northern Ireland peace process and Turkish-Cypriot tensions

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• 6 november 2014
  Vestager starts tax investigations into Ireland

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