Commissioner Roswall speaks at Ireland's Environment Conference
Commissioner Roswall addressed the Environment Ireland conference in Dublin on 3 September, thanked Minister Dooley and warned that environmental issues are the most pressing challenge.
By Europa Express3 Sep 2026 · 13:30 CETUpdated 3 Sep 2026 · 13:30 CET
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At the Environment Ireland conference in Dublin on 3 September 2026, European Commission Commissioner for the Environment Jane Roswall opened her speech by greeting Minister Dooley, the audience and saying “a chairde”. She said she was delighted to be part of Environment Ireland.
Roswall described the environmental agenda as the most pressing topic for Ireland and the EU, urging continued cooperation and ambition. The speech underlined the Commission’s commitment to supporting Ireland’s environmental policies.