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  1. Irish authorities are discussing EU sanctions on Russia, noting that the Aughinish refinery is Europe’s largest alumina supplier.
  2. The European Commission is deciding on sanctions for the Aughinish facility, while Fianna Fáil MEPs abstain from the vote.

The government is seeking to dissuade the European Commission from imposing sanctions on the Aughinish plant, which is owned by EN+ Group.

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The government is seeking to dissuade the European Commission from imposing sanctions on the Aughinish plant, which is owned by EN+ Group.

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  1. Government lacks transparency on Aughinish report; Harris lobbied EC over bond approval.1 source
  2. Government is lobbying Brussels to prevent sanctions against the Aughinish plant.1 source

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The European Commission is deciding on sanctions for the Aughinish facility, while Fianna Fáil MEPs abstain from the vote. All 1 developments

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

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