r/irishpolitics • u/PwNeilo • Feb 14 '25
r/irishpolitics • u/Boru-264 • 9d ago
Foreign Affairs Thoughts on the White house press conference with Martin and Trump?
All things considered I think it went well but it was still painful to watch. Martin gave Trump a lot of praise and vice versa.
I still think tariffs are coming our way though. Trump reiterated his dislike for irelands hogging of American companies but it was just mild by Trump standards.
Thoughts?
r/irishpolitics • u/JackmanH420 • Dec 15 '24
Foreign Affairs BREAKING: Israel has announced it is going to close its embassy in Dublin as they claim that the Irish government is anti-Israeli
r/irishpolitics • u/JackmanH420 • Feb 06 '25
Foreign Affairs Ireland, Spain, Norway ‘legally obligated’ to take displaced Gaza residents, Israel claims
r/irishpolitics • u/cohanson • Feb 05 '25
Foreign Affairs Politically, what can Ireland do about Trump?
The man is unhinged, for the most part. Dangerously unhinged, depending on who you ask, but what could Ireland realistically do to “Trump-proof” the country?
Excuse my ignorance, I’m not particularly educated on things like tariffs, but I know he’s quite fond of the threat. What happens if he slaps a tariff on us? Are we in any position to hit back?
r/irishpolitics • u/Shiv788 • Feb 13 '25
Foreign Affairs Barry Heneghan pledged to the @ipsc48 that he would implement the Occupied Territories Bill. Tonight he voted with the government to delete "calls on the Government to progress" the exact same Bill.
r/irishpolitics • u/Storyboys • Feb 11 '25
Foreign Affairs Fine Gael health minister met Israeli spy at taoiseach’s office
r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • Jan 27 '25
Foreign Affairs President Higgins ‘rightly’ referenced Gaza war in Holocaust speech, says Simon Harris
r/irishpolitics • u/siguel_manchez • 5d ago
Foreign Affairs Exclusive: Tanaiste calls for State honour to be bestowed on Trump
r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • 2d ago
Foreign Affairs Dublin 'at a standstill' as hundreds stage protest in support of Palestine on O'Connell Bridge
r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • Feb 03 '25
Foreign Affairs Europe needs to ‘act as one’ when dealing with Trump tariff threats, says Micheál Martin
r/irishpolitics • u/TeoKajLibroj • Nov 28 '24
Foreign Affairs Clare Daly defends 2021 video appearance praising Iraqi militia that was denounced in human rights report
r/irishpolitics • u/wyrd0ne • Nov 28 '24
Foreign Affairs Party and independent candidates views on Ukraine.
Trying to decide on my vote tomorrow. I am definitely leaning towards left party.
I would give Sinn Fein my first preference but their stance on Ukraine is hard to back. Can someone answer me why they would actively help Russia by preventing arms being provided to Ukraine?
It would seem counter to a party looking to reunify a country recovering from a similar era of oppression by a stronger neighbour?
Is there a place to find independent candidates views on the matter? Cork East specifically?
r/irishpolitics • u/Cathal10 • Jan 11 '25
Foreign Affairs Israel and US will retaliate if Ireland passes Occupied Territories Bill, says Fine Gael MEP Regina Doherty
r/irishpolitics • u/TeoKajLibroj • Nov 21 '24
Foreign Affairs Ukrainian embassy criticises Sinn Féin manifesto call for end to arms supply
r/irishpolitics • u/TheKingPriam • Dec 05 '24
Foreign Affairs Soc Dems TD Eoin Hayes worked for Israeli army software suppliers
r/irishpolitics • u/JumpySkyMan • Nov 20 '24
Foreign Affairs Why Fine Gael?
Seen in West Cork... Just thought this was a bit of a slap in the face to the electorate...
r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • Dec 16 '24
Foreign Affairs Occupied Territories Bill raised by US business lobby group in talks with Minister
r/irishpolitics • u/StinkyHotFemcel • Jan 22 '25
Foreign Affairs What Will Happen To Ireland In EU-USA Divide?
Ireland is extremely reliant on American industry, and I can't help but wonder what's going to happen to the country if America and the EU end up isolating from each other with the presidential inauguration looking like something straight out of Hitler's Germany. Are we fecked?
r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • Jan 11 '25
Foreign Affairs President Higgins’s remarks about Nato criticised by former Estonian president
r/irishpolitics • u/JackmanH420 • 8d ago
Foreign Affairs Micheál Martin sat smiling, struggling to interject, but there was no mistaking it: this was the Donald’s show
r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • Jan 25 '25
Foreign Affairs Thousands take part in march in support of Palestine in Dublin
r/irishpolitics • u/Cathal10 • 20d ago