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Irish authorities are discussing EU sanctions on Russia, noting that the Aughinish refinery is Europe’s largest alumina supplier.

14 reports, 9 independent Updated Oct 8
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Irish authorities are discussing EU sanctions on Russia, noting that the Aughinish refinery is Europe’s largest alumina supplier.

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  1. Aughinish Alumina is reported to have violated EU sanctions against Russia.1 source
  2. The European Commission is deciding on sanctions for the Aughinish facility, while Fianna Fáil MEPs abstain from the vote.Sub-event
  3. A major controversy surrounds the Shannon estuary refinery in Co Limerick, Ireland, which is owned by Rusal and Oleg Deripaska.Sub-event
  4. EU Parliament and Commission vote on sanctions list targeting alumina exports to Russia.1 source
  5. Ireland hosts EU Presidency amid investigations into potential export sanctions.1 source
  6. Dillon highlights Mayo's economic potential as the government engages the EU regarding Aughinish Alumina and SME support via Enterprise Ireland.Sub-event
  7. Martin criticized Russian-owned companies amid investigation into Aughinish refinery's supply chain.1 source
  8. Russian ownership of the Aughinish plant adds a new layer to Ireland's EU policy discussions.1 source
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  1. Officials called for EU action against Russian companies during the Presidency launch.1 source
  2. Irish authorities are discussing EU sanctions on Russia.1 source

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