Caroline Loughlin, a student at Trinity College, wrote an illuminating speech that shed light on the impact that the EU value of freedom has had on Irish society and multiculturalism within Ireland more broadly.
Lisa Basquel wrote an inspiring speech that speaks to the impact that the EU has had on Irish civil society as a whole.
Second year students from Gaelcholáiste Mhaigh Nuad presented us all the ways the EU benefits young people! [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a85_eG5V758[/embedyt]
Garry Madigan of St. MacDara’s CC made a short video featuring Labour TD Pamela Kearns that explains how Ireland’s membership in the EU has benefited Ireland’s trade and business sector https://twitter.com/emireland/status/1677249585595514880
Inspired by the work of the renowned Spanish artists, Pablo Picasso and Antoni Gaudí, the students of the Gardner Street School worked together to create their own visual art gallery featuring mosaics, stained glass windows, and Picasso-like drawings.
With unmatched enthusiasm, the students of Gaelscoil Aonach Urmhumhan taught us all about Denmark through their spirited rap.
In 1979, 8 years after Ireland’s entry to the EEC, members of the Marketing Society took part in a survey focusing on their attitudes towards the EEC and Ireland’s future.
Michael Sweetman became the director of the Irish Council of the European Movement (ICEM) in 1971. During the campaign to join the then EEC he advocated that the ICEM were the best qualified to refute statements on why Ireland should not join the EEC. He urged the members of the ICEM to continue sending in…
Ireland’s first presidency of the Council of the EEC occurred two years into our membership, in 1974. During this time Ireland hosted the first formal European council where the heads of state and government all met in Dublin. Amid Ireland’s second rotation of presidency the first direct European elections were held. For the first time…
In this celebratory edition, the Communities Report looked back our the achievements so far and what was in store for the future. Jean Monnet, who is considered one of the founding fathers of the EU, wrote a piece on the atmosphere in the room during Robert Schuman’s declaration 25 years previously.