News in the AEJ
What is going on in the AEJ
Rory Carroll talks about his bestselling book “Killing Thatcher,” the lead up and the aftermath of the Brighton bomb in 1984.
I wanted the readers to enter these different worlds — even within the IRA there were these different subcultures, and likewise with the police and the Tories and the people around Thatcher — to see how they all experienced the Troubles. It’s not about shifting...
Speech by the Minister for Justice, Simon Harris TD, to mark World Press Freedom Day
Thursday, 4th May, 2023 Firstly, I would like to thank the Association of European Journalists for inviting me here today to mark the 30th Anniversary of World Press Freedom Day. Thank you for the invitation to be here to discuss the reforms of...
Comments by Press Ombudsman, Susan McKay.
Friday 10th March, 2023. The office of the Press Ombudsman is independent. It is not a statutory body. Many people make the mistake of somehow thinking we are connected with the State because we are recognised in law under the Defamation Act. In fact, we are...
Comments by An Garda Síochána Commissioner Drew Harris, at the RDS Members Dining Room, Friday 14th October, 2022
Leading members of the Kinahan crime organisation are more likely to be taken down by international policing authorities than face justice in Dublin, Garda Commissioner Drew Harris stated. Mr Harris said the granting of permission by the High Court this week to seize...
Visit and address by the British Ambassador Paul Johnston, Friday 10th June, RDS, Dublin
The British Ambassador Paul Johnston and AEJ Secretary Eileen Dunne with Mahnoor Choudhry, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin winter of the 2022 Smedias award for best article on an EU theme. The prize of €1,000 is sponsored by the EU Representation Office in...
AEJ members visit UCC and hear at first hand the challenge of Brexit
Professor Anand Menon addresses issues on Brexit is Director of the UK in a Changing Europe, a unique initiative funded by the Economic and Social Science Research Council based at King’s College London. The UK in a Changing Europe aims to make the findings of...
Address by the Minister for Environment, Climate Change and Communications, Eamon Ryan TD
Climate change poses one of the greatest challenges facing the world and our shared future. The need to combat the devastating effects it has on our environment, society and economy is urgent. We are now seeing a significant call to action, especially here in Ireland,...
STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE AND UKRAINIAN JOURNALISTS
We, the undersigned organisations, stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, but particularly Ukrainian journalists who now find themselves at the frontlines of a large-scale European war. We unilaterally condemn the violence and aggression that puts thousands...
Loss of our colleague and President of the European Parliament David Sassoli
The AGE, the Association of European Journalists, shares the great loss and remembers the figure of David Sassoli, a great journalist and convinced Europeanist. AGE President Nuccio Fava joins the condolences of his colleagues in the Italian section of European...
Media freedom battles reach high pitch on Human Rights Day
William Horsley, AEJ Media Freedom Representative, December 10 2021 Human Rights Day is celebrated every year on December 10, the anniversary of the adoption in 1948 by the United Nations General Assembly of the Universal Declaration of Human...