Archive for the category: ‘Ministerial Work’
Week’s events: Foreign & General Affairs Councils, Debating Europe, IBEC Policy Committee & BeLonGTo
15th February, 2014
Last Monday I was Brussels bound to attend a Foreign Affairs Council meeting that evening and a General Affairs Council (GAC) the next day.......
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General Affairs Council blog
12th February, 2014
On Monday evening, I headed to Brussels for the General Affairs Council (GAC), which was taking place the following day. That night, I represented......
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Week’s events: Focus Ireland, Show Racism the Red Card, Oir Comm on EU Affairs & Berlin
8th February, 2014
Another busy week just passed. Monday was spent out meeting local residents in Avondale House and North Strand with Patrick Martin and Cllr. Ray......
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Berlin blog
8th February, 2014
This week I travelled to Berlin to meet, for the first time, the newly elected Minister for European Affairs, Michael Roth, following the formation......
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Minister Donohoe encourages more engagement by Unionist MLAs with Dáil Eireann
6th February, 2014
Minister for European Affairs, Paschal Donohoe T.D., this afternoon (Wednesday) encouraged a greater level of engagement by Northern Ireland Unionist MLAs with members of......
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Week’s events: EU Jobs Campaign, Phibsborough Local Area Plan & Sarajevo
1st February, 2014
This week saw another packed agenda, both at home and abroad. On Monday, I met with the residents of the Annamoe district in Cabra......
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Blog from Bosnia
1st February, 2014
In recent years Sarajevo has moved from being a city ravaged by war, conflict and devastation, to a busting hub with a large student......
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Political leaders must work together to advance Bosnia and Herzegovinas EU prospects
31st January, 2014
Speaking at an address at the University of Sarajevo in Bosnia this evening (Thursday), Minister for European Affairs, Paschal Donohoe TD, said that in......
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Albania blog
13th January, 2014
My first Ministerial visit of this year took me to Albania. I’ll admit it’s not a country I have encountered much but coming home......
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