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Young Irish passport holders in Northern Ireland are eligible for free EU interrail tickets – MEP Kelly confirms

Published: Thu, 04 August 2022

MEP for Ireland South, Seán Kelly, has received clarification from the European Commission who now agree with Kelly that Irish passport holders in Northern Ireland will be eligible for DiscoverEU, part of the Erasmus+ Programme that offers 18 year-olds a travel experience across Europe by awarding free one-month interrail passes to thousands of 18 years […]

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Kelly: Concrete measures must swiftly accompany agriculture emission targets

Published: Mon, 01 August 2022

Speaking from his constituency office in Clonmell (Monday), MEP for Ireland South, Sean Kelly, has stated “now that the 25% deal is reached for emissions reductions in agriculture it must be accompanied by concrete measures to help farmers actually achieve it.” Kelly, who is lead author for the European Parliament’s Industry and Energy Committee on […]

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Seán Kelly welcomes Ireland South constituents to European Parliament

Published: Fri, 22 July 2022

Seán Kelly, MEP for Ireland South, this week welcomed a group of constituents to the European Parliament in Brussels. The group of forty included individuals from across Ireland South, with Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary, Offaly, Waterford, Wexford and Wicklow all represented.

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Seán Kelly MEP wins 2022 Energy Solutions Award

Published: Fri, 15 July 2022

Seán Kelly MEP (Ireland South) has been awarded the 2022 Energy Solutions Award. Mr Kelly received the accolade in recognition of his work to support sustainable decarbonisation through policy work in the European Parliament. The Fine Gael MEP received the honour alongside a Finnish Green MEP, Ville Niinistö.

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NI Protocol: Kelly report to ensure Article 16 mistake does not happen again

Published: Wed, 13 July 2022

Seán Kelly MEP has tabled measures to prevent future “mistakes” such as in February 2021, when the European Commission announced and later withdrew its intention to trigger Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol, as a lead author of new legislation aiming to empower EU tools to respond to breaches of post-Brexit deals.

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