Where Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar found their pathway to a possible compromise

EU technocrats struggling with compromise already dismissed by some as an option

Party’s objections to ‘double customs’ idea presents hurdle to Boris Johnson

Then London mayor told ex-EU commissioner his Euroscepticism was ‘a bit of fun’

Former president likens climate change activists to protests over apartheid and slavery

Non-violent non-compliance would render Boris Johnson’s plan ‘unworkable’, says one

Health and Safety Authority urges businesses to review storage of hazardous substances

Virginia firm urges State to invest in network of gas stations to help switch from diesel

UK ‘take it or leave it’ approach to Brexit unacceptable, says Coveney

Government says UK’s exit from EU is a ‘challenge that Ireland has the measure of’

Donohoe announces carbon tax rise and €1.2bn package to tackle no-deal scenario

Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan stirs confusion at Border’s busiest crossing

UK prime minister hopes to replace backstop with his ‘two borders, four years’ proposals

British prime minister proposes creation of all-island regulatory zone for goods in Ireland

PM says his proposal would allow the UK ‘whole and entire to withdraw from the EU’

Community group urges Government to be open about future of Border in no-deal Brexit

Tony Lunney praises his brother’s resilience following abduction and torture

Industry concerned about ‘flashpoints’ over access to waters if UK leaves EU without deal

Michael Collins on Brexit, the peace process and the quest for a UN Security Council seat

Fr Ollie O’Reilly says ‘dogs in the street’ know ‘paymaster’ behind assault on businessman

Cleric advised to ‘mind my own business’ after rebuke of ‘Mafia-style group’ from pulpit

Union says the impact of a disorderly exit on poorest households ‘not generally appreciated’

Officials identify sites in Dublin for lorries to park if port becomes congested by checks

Iarnrod Eireann adding to more than three months of fuel to ensure ‘security of supply’

Britain’s leader faces uncertain future and narrowing options after a brutal court ruling

Health authority warns ‘no absolute guarantees’ on critical medicines such as insulin

What does the British supreme court’s ruling mean for Boris Johnson and for Brexit?

Taoiseach dismisses reports the State will come under EU pressure to compromise

Government warns those still driving with UK licences they could face prosecution

Revenue reports boost in applications for EORI numbers to trade with ‘third country’

Importers and exporters urged to ‘get organised’ to deal with flood of new paperwork

Family of Sean Quinn said it was ‘absolutely horrified’ and angered by the Co Fermanagh attack

At the National Ploughing Championships, the main focus is on finding common ground

President opens ploughing championships expressing concern for vulnerable farmers

‘Some ideas are very good’ but must work within backstop, says Declan Breathnach

President urges people to mow grass less and let weeds flower to protect biodiversity

Lorries need parking near Dublin Airport in case congestion blocks port – industry

Newly nominated EU trade commissioner raised possibility at event in Dublin’s RDS

‘Operation Purge’ seeks to stop port congestion spilling into city and on to motorways

Dover, UK’s busiest port, could become its biggest pinch-point after October 31st

Boris Johnson’s actions and expected election lead to surge in voter registrations

Wicklow firm says sum is ‘global figure for multiple services’ including other vendors

Mary Lou McDonald praises English mechanic William Hampton for ‘robust statement’

London commuter town of St Albans targeted by Lib Dems in anti-Brexit fightback

Unparliamentary language dominates the street discourse at the gates of parliament

Sammy Wilson says alternative backstop would be rejected by 30-40 Conservative MPs

Irish bakeries fear higher costs and tariffs, not empty shelves, if UK crashes out of EU

Transcripts reveal horror and shock of the leaders after 1996 blast ended first ceasefire

The-then PM said in 1995 people in UK ‘don’t really care what happens elsewhere in the world’

Consortium tells Pelosi there is ‘growing sense of danger’ to peace from a hard Brexit

US vice-president shares resort with wedding party, golfers and team-building conference

US vice-president chats with locals on walkabout of Doonbeg village before family dinner

Ireland thanked for use of Shannon Airport - ‘ an important hub for US forces deploying overseas’

Catholic man and former British soldier use the stage to find their own route to the past

Englishman signed will leaving cash to Sinn Féin while living in mobile home in Ireland

Brexit among topics during Irish-American’s three-day stay in Dublin and Clare

Backstop represents the ‘maximum flexibility’ the EU can offer, says Barnier

Defence Forces tweeted that Irish personnel were ‘out of shelters’ on Sunday evening

South Armagh people unsure of impact on them if UK crashes out of EU

Dublin fruit company Keelings expects some short-term food shortages in crash-out exit

US vice president may land in Shannon as early as Monday

New ‘Brits Not Out’ group of British expats to protest outside UK embassy next week

Latest Central Statistics Office figures show more emigrants still leaving than returning

Number of emigrants falls to 54,900, the lowest level recorded since 2008

Tánaiste to accompany US vice-president on visit to Cliffs of Moher during two-day visit

Alternative proposals backer urges Dublin to talk to London about no-deal

Study for north-south group warns of disruption and delay to extradition

Clouds appear over 78th annual Cavan show as farmers struggle to predict political future

Truckers fear port delays are a foretaste of disruption to come from a no-deal Brexit

Judge first seeks clarification around discrepancies on musical director’s inheritance

Industry groups seek logistical options as fears of no-deal Brexit and port delays grow

Planning for a no-deal UK exit intensifies as EU bureaucrats return from summer break

British PM had proposed alternative guarantees for the Border in lieu of backstop

Brinkmanship represents ‘massive working capital drag on business’, trade body says

Local authorities receive just a handful of notifications of short-term rental properties

Tipperary County Council seeks removal of families in deal to house six other families

Sean O’Neill accused of stealing Department of Social Protection money

Data Protection Commissioner responds to OPW move to remove books over GDPR fears

Judge rules against fund’s court bid to set aside cert protecting Ronan Ryan from debts

Tipperary council seeks removal of unofficial site as condition of deal to house six families

Co Down native says Cork man Keith Byrne should ‘take it on the chin’ if sent home

Tánaiste says it is like saying ‘give me what I want or I’m going to burn the house down’

Adonis describes Boris Johnson as ‘naked opportunist who doesn’t believe in Brexit’

Politicians say Lisa Smith can come back to Dundalk if she is found not to pose threat

Tánaiste says claims of disinformation on North and Brexit came from ‘reputable’ body

Commissioner in charge of largest US police force says policing has to have ‘right number’

Top EU nominee repeats strong support for Border backstop as ‘absolutely necessary’

Flanagan asks industry to ‘act hastily’ to cut premiums before judicial review of payouts

Jeffrey Donaldson: EU unlikely to object if ‘understanding’ reached with London on Border

UN peacekeeping veterans say Government could honour army by ‘looking after them’

‘It is the first time in a long time that loyalists have won’, says activist Jamie Bryson

Interview: Filippo Grandi condemns EU for ‘irresponsible’ winding down of Mediterranean sea rescues

Ex-UK attorney general ‘worried’ about loyalist violence in wake of a no-deal exit

Councillor says loyalists adopt ‘ostrich approach’ by not talking about united Ireland

‘Street loyalists’ warn against ‘dangerous’ talk on hard border and Irish unification

Annual Orange parades celebrate a centuries-old Protestant victory over Catholics

Order’s grand secretary says talk of a united Ireland is a ‘scare tactic’ used by politicians

‘Top of the range’ houses built for Traveller families remain vacant due to long-running standoff

US protocol means Clare hotel had to charge ‘close to cost’ for White House entourage

American Ireland Fund claims former director admitted conduct by ‘pleading the fifth’