UUP Proposes Indemnifying The EU Against Single Market Infractions
September 1, 2019 No Responses

UUP Proposes Indemnifying The EU Against Single Market Infractions

A UK commitment to indemnify the EU against single market infractions is among a set of alternative proposals to replace the backstop. The plan, tabled by Northern Ireland’s Ulster Unionist Party, would also see the creation of a new offence...
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Irish Americans And The Labor Movement
September 1, 2019 No Responses

Irish Americans And The Labor Movement

By John Mooney Labor Day is generally regarded as the unofficial end of summer – a day of picnics, barbecues, and perhaps one last trip to the beach. For school-age children, it usually signifies the end of summer recess and...
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Bruton to Consider Findings of Scathing Broadband Report
August 29, 2019 No Responses

Bruton to Consider Findings of Scathing Broadband Report

The Communications Minister has said he will not ignore the findings in a scathing report on the National Broadband Plan (NBP). But Richard Bruton added that continuing with the €2.9bn deal is “the right thing to do”. An Oireachtas committee...
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Report Finds That Only 6% of Cross-Border Traders Prepared for No-Deal Brexit
August 26, 2019 No Responses

Report Finds That Only 6% of Cross-Border Traders Prepared for No-Deal Brexit

As few as 6% of cross-border traders are prepared for cash-flow issues in the event of a no-deal Brexit, a report has found. New research has found that most are choosing to disregard the potential impact a no-deal Brexit could...
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Johnson and Trump ‘Gung-Ho’ for US/UK Trade Deal
August 25, 2019 No Responses

Johnson and Trump ‘Gung-Ho’ for US/UK Trade Deal

Donald Trump is “very gung-ho” about a major UK-US trade deal, Boris Johnson said after the two leaders had their first formal meeting. The UK Prime Minister was praised by the US President as the “right man for the job”...
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Unions Call for Harland and Wolff to be Renationalized
August 23, 2019 No Responses

Unions Call for Harland and Wolff to be Renationalized

The UK Government has been urged to support the unpaid workforce at the closure-threatened Harland and Wolff shipyard while potential rescue bids are firmed up. Trade unions have called for a temporary renationalization of the Belfast business to provide breat...
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Ryanair’s UK Flights on Schedule Despite Industrial Action
August 22, 2019 No Responses

Ryanair’s UK Flights on Schedule Despite Industrial Action

Ryanair’s UK flights operated as normal on Thursday morning despite a strike by pilots, the airline said. There were fears of widespread disruption after the Dublin-based carrier lost a High Court bid to force its pilots to take to the...
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Direct London to Sydney Flights Closer After Qantas Announce Test Flights
August 22, 2019 No Responses

Direct London to Sydney Flights Closer After Qantas Announce Test Flights

Direct flights between London and Sydney are a step closer after Australian carrier Qantas announced new research into the route long seen as “the final frontier” of international travel. Qantas aims to operate regular, non-stop commercial flights from the...
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Preliminary Deal Agreed Between Beef Farmers and Irish Government
August 21, 2019 No Responses

Preliminary Deal Agreed Between Beef Farmers and Irish Government

Talks to resolve a dispute between farmers and Meat Industry Ireland has ended with a deal reached in a number of areas. While the row over beef prices continues, an agreement between the two groups was made on several issues...
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Facebook to Give Irish Users Control over Data Gathered From Other Websites
August 20, 2019 No Responses

Facebook to Give Irish Users Control over Data Gathered From Other Websites

Facebook is to allow users to clear data which has been linked to their account based on their activity on other websites. The social network said it will begin offering users the chance to see and remove “Off-Facebook Activity” information...
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