Brexit

‘Applicability motion’ engages a democratic consent process of the Windsor Framework in the context of a vote on extending an EU law to the North

Tribunal heard that if fishermen won right to redundancy, State could face a ‘slew of cases’

Ahead of St Patrick’s Day, recent and older arrivals from England reflect on new lives, identity and heritage in Skibbereen, west Cork

Chief financial officers have been taking more responsibilities in everything from corporate strategy to sustainability

Humza Yousaf suggests an independent Scotland could be as much a competitor as potential partner for the Republic

Former prime minister quit Downing Street in 2019 after failing to deliver Brexit on schedule

Ireland’s Future report outlines steps that could be taken towards vote, including establishment of new government departments

DUP MP volunteers to bring stock from English wholesaler for constituent during debate on post-Brexit trade

Ireland is a nation that has been able to map out its own destiny, says pro-independence Welsh party leader

In an interview on the future of Ireland, the Tánaiste says he's concerned at the language around unification

Decision to leave shrank the British economy by reducing growth and spurring higher inflation, economists say

Christian Lindner is in Dublin for talks with his Irish counterparts on a range of issues

From ‘handshake prevention’ to bringing about ceasefires, Chris Maccabe has done his fair share to take the gun out of Irish politics

Indians, now the State’s third biggest immigrant group, share what attracts them to Ireland in increasing numbers

Insightful analysis of uncertainty of United Kingdom’s future under the pressures of devolution, inequality, regional dissatisfaction and Brexit

How did the chief defenders of unionism support a process that diminished the North’s constitutional status within the UK?

Plus: Libel lawyer Paul Tweed’s mystery High Court action and sports agent Conor Ridge’s bid for solace

My Northern Irish family, some of whom work in the NHS, say things have never been so bad

EU to ‘analyse carefully’ agreement that pledges ‘unfettered access’ to Britain while removing most post-Brexit checks on goods

Brussels will ‘analyse carefully’ UK government’s plans contained in the deal aimed at restoring powersharing

Deal will end routine checks on goods, food products and animals crossing from Britain into Northern Ireland

Exporters predict new measures, including declaration and notification of goods exported from Republic, will increase red tape and costs

As immigration creeps up the opinion polls, we would do well to pay attention

Despite changes to Brexit deal under the Windsor Framework, the DUP said the ‘border in the Irish Sea’ was splitting the UK market and was unacceptable to them

Survey findings come as new more complex border measures come into effect

A small group of protesters holding banners emblazoned with ‘Stop DUP sell-out’ gathered outside Larchfield Estate

Unionists need to decide whether latest compromise is acceptable, while Rishi Sunak, like Theresa May before him, risks incurring the wrath of the hard Brexit wing of his party

Nearly twice as many Spaniards travelled to Ireland last year by ferry, just under 6,000, compared with 3,400 holidaying in the UK

British prime minister reportedly planning to introduce screening to ensure new laws do not create trade barriers in Irish Sea

Traders to Britain face changes at the end of the month

Two-year anniversary of the collapse of powersharing approaches as DUP comes under increasing pressure to end boycott of assembly

Addressing the UK’s challenges requires more than the performative politics of populist leaders

Ensuring you have basic things, like GP care, can be very worrying for older people returning home after a working life abroad

Prominent activist is unelected and not part of any political party – but the main unionist party is wary of this player and his influence with grassroots loyalism

Region will be ‘disproportionately’ affected by plan to phase out amalgam

Importers in the UK must notify authorities of shipments from January 31st with many food products requiring additional health certification

It is important to understand the people affected by policies. Lisa McGee showed that comedy can help us do that

Students planning to apply through the CAO will need to register now but have until July 1st to make a final decision on their course choice

Imports from Northern Ireland in November were up 50% on a year previously

Both ‘lived on capital, not interest’, says the former Communard and recently retired vicar, who is bringing his Borderline National Trinket ‘stand-up memoir’ to Ireland