UL pays tribute to former chancellor Dr Miriam Hederman O’Brien
Barrister, academic and first female chancellor of an Irish university dies at 89
Europe Day: Leaders call for sustainable, peaceful future
EU’s past mistakes reveal importance of social cohesion, says Michael D Higgins
The Irish Times view on Irish attitudes to the EU: a sense of ownership
People feel the EU should do better, but the crucial question is how?
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The Irish Times view on attitudes to the EU
Just 11 per cent of people now believe that Ireland should follow the UK out of the EU
More than 90% of Irish people want to stay in EU, poll reveals
Red C survey shows slight rise in Irish support for joining EU defence structures
ICT and business skills in high demand
Increasing convergence across almost all sectors of the economy leading to greater job mobility
Peter Sutherland: ‘Ireland’s most distinguished international statesman’
Irish business figures, academics and European leaders pay tribute
Most Irish want to stay in EU, but almost half fear Brexit will lead to hard border
Poll finds 57 per cent say Ireland should be part of increased EU defence co-operation
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Former leaders urge ‘bold actions’ for future of EU
Group including John Bruton and Jacques Delors calls for ‘fully developed’ union
Brexit would brew trouble for Ireland and Guinness
It is vital moment for those who support historical relationships between UK and Ireland
Noel Whelan: Remain side hoping for status quo effect
Irish government would be remiss if not making known risks of Brexit for State
Lack of government hindering contingency plans in event of a Brexit, academic warns
Political scientist says that Brexit may be the gravest policy challenge facing incoming Irish government
On crunch Brexit vote, Irish could help swing close campaign
Perhaps as many as 1.5m people with Irish links are eligible to vote, writes Pat Leahy
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Cameron mindful of Irish concerns on Brexit, say officials
Enda Kenny to meet British PM and deliver key address to CBI, focusing on Brexit
Alan Shatter selected to run for the Dáil in Dublin Rathdown
Former justice minister selected over Richmonde at closely fought Fine Gael convention
Thatcher’s finance minister Nigel Lawson to lead pro-Brexit campaign
83-year-old Conservative grandee believes David Cameron will not achieve major EU concessions
Solicitor who helped to bring Ireland in from the cold
Brian O’Connor - Born: August 16th, 1932; Died: October 29th, 2013
Attendance rate of Irish MEPs down and fewer questions asked
Number of speeches made at European Parliament also falls, research reveals
Local discourse must be engine of European debate
EU policy does not derive from a remote elsewhere – it is your duty to get involved
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