Eric Donovan keen to make amends and win that European title
The financial rewards may not be that high, but winning a European title in Belfast on Saturday night would leave Eric O'Donovan more than happy.
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The high-speed railway that’s uncoupling the Baltic states from Russia and their Soviet past
The largest infrastructure project in the Baltic region for a hundred years is underway.
This 1373km long undersea cable will bring 'green energy' from Egypt to Europe's electricity grid
Greece is in embarking on one of Europe’s most ambitious energy projects by linking up its electricity grid with Egypt's.
'State of the EU' speech: Is the Union rising to acute challenges?
Produced by Perrine Desplats, Sophie Samaille and Isabelle Romero
Updated: More strikes planned as French air traffic walkout grounds 1,000 flights
More than 1,000 flights have been cancelled as a French air traffic control strike upends hundreds of thousands of travellers' plans.
EU too severe on Greece over debt crisis, former Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker concedes
Greece is finally turning the page on its debt crisis, with the end to the system of Enhanced Surveillance, put in place to allow European institutions to keep an eye on the government's books.
Diseases have no borders, so why should EU patients?
The worldwide Covid-19 pandemic highlighted many aspects of world health, but perhaps the most obvious and most important is that diseases have no borders.
'Sanctions are here to stay': How does Europe plan for winter without Russian gas?
Meanwhile in Paris, the French prime minister was rolling out the government's plan to get households and small businesses through the winter as bills skyrocket. To avoid blackouts, an extra sweater and quick showers are strongly recommended.