UK to crash out of EU in October, predicts Douglas Carswell

Site is part of €7.8m spent by the State buying land and developing properties at Dublin port, Dublin airport and Rosslare port

Forged email to Barnier purports to show DUP leader’s support for EU’s Brexit position

Disinformation campaign believed to be first co-ordinated effort targeting Irish divisions

Managers accept invite to discuss credit card spending, Brexit and cruise-ship business

Four executives of Canadian-Irish group charged PacNet over alleged mass mail fraud

Port managers spent €500,000 on flights, restaurants and entertainment

Developer offered the then TD a commission for finding a Chinese buyer for the property

UK’s report on 2017 scoping exercise sets out 142 areas of cross-Border co-operation

State to use emergency accommodation for direct provision for longer than intended

Trump beckons over Clohanes schoolchildren who sang for him at Doonbeg course

Bar owner is distant cousin of US vice-president Mike Pence

‘He was asking was there going to be any future presidents there,’ pupil says

Interview: Lorcan O’Connor has big plans for easing congestion and improving public transport

US president will take to Co Clare links ahead of his chief of staff and Irish ambassador

Ireland’s ambassador to the US Dan Mulhall and Senator Mark Daly in attendance

Eric and Donald jnr claim Irish support for their father’s visit ‘outweighed’ protests ‘by 10 to 1’

West Clare village abuzz ahead of US president’s arrival at his golf resort on Wednesday

High security in Clare as US president spends night at his Doonbeg resort after Varadkar meeting

Seán Dunne’s US bankruptcy trustee argued house was relevant to case

West Clare locals see banter and benefits through disruptions from a presidential visit

The US has security fears over Chinese telecoms firm due to be part of 5G rollout

Taoiseach sought meeting with former president despite concerns of officials

Road Safety Authority received 1,705 complaints since 2018 over failed tests

Taoiseach not expected among officials joining US president at his Doonbeg golf resort

Man alleged to have been knocked unconscious, while another player urinated in pub

Friends of Sinn Féin takes $5,000 part repayment of loan to Dublin firm for 1916 event

Group co-operating with review into TD’s now-abandoned personal injury claim

Then-taoiseach told Sheryl Sandberg Ireland would take ‘minimalist’ approach to rules

Aircraft will take US president between Shannon and Doonbeg, weather permitting

Doonbeg cares little about the president’s politics, misogyny or the origins of his money

State has developed infrastructure at Dublin and Rosslare ports and Dublin airport

High Court overrules fund’s objections and writes €70,000 off firefighter’s mortgage

Transfer-friendliness of contenders tees up long battle for three remaining seats

Fine Gael poll-topper’s surplus raises hopes for former Rose of Tralee Maria Walsh

Sitting Fine Gael MEP tops poll with 22 per cent of vote; Matt Carthy in second place

Political uncertainty blamed for sanctioning of just one-tenth of the State lending fund

Political newcomer overwhelmed by surprise poll and accompanying ‘whirlwind’

Big tech braces for first penalties from Irish regulator under sweeping EU privacy rules

Frank McNamara and Theresa Lowe are the latest people to use the personal insolvency law

Debt-for-equity solution to personal insolvency situation would have set precedent

Minister of State Pat Breen expects security ‘ring of steel’ around Doonbeg golf resort

Regulator to examine suspected infringement in personalised online adverts

US president to arrive in Shannon on June 5th before attending D-Day ceremonies next day

Shannon Airport being considered as a potential venue for a private meeting between the US president and Leo Varadkar

Tánaiste warns Cabinet against relaxing no-deal preparations over coming months

High Court told couple’s financial woes linked to unpaid music royalties

Company was worried that big EU states would block Ireland from running one-stop shop on data protection

Email in which developer seeks help from former taoiseach put into evidence in US trial

Doonbeg residents say US president would be warmly welcomed due to his support of area

Hotelier says short lead-in for presidential visit is ‘very rare’ but hotel can accommodate

Bray man Seamus Lawless reportedly fell while descending the world’s highest peak

Former US peace broker heralds arrival of DLA Piper as it plans to grow to 100 jobs

Data commissioner in frequent contact with messaging firm to see if EU users are affected

US president in line to come to Ireland in early June after state visit to UK

Taoiseach may meet US president at Dromoland Castle between June 5th and 7th

Dublin Port bemoans vast expense on preparing for no-deal exit that might not happen

Gathering hears argument that human rights ‘not a devolved matter’

UK politicians at British-Irish assembly in Wicklow want new leader and new approach

Taoiseach wrote to tech executive pledging to help social media giant ‘realise your plans’

FF to press Ministers on whether the decision on contract with private firm is reversible

Brexit and centenaries will bring ‘five years of difficult discussion’, says DUP MP

Bruton warns businesses they face issues if changes not made to address global warming

Minister declines to say how much cash the consortium is investing

Ross tells Arlene Foster Cork and Belfast trying to fill gap left by Dublin’s ship limits

Politician to resist efforts to reveal source of details behind Dáil statements on O’Brien

Israel’s envoy accuses boycott supporters of pushing an anti-Israel agenda

Campaigners reject claims they are being ‘anti-Israel’ and say they are not extremist

Biden’s claim to be ‘only real Irish man’ in 2020 race for White House has set off jovial debate

Four arrests after driver ‘overpowered and seriously assaulted' in Crumlin on Monday

Mother of special forces soldier killed in 2015 helicopter crash in ‘no man’s land’ over move

Rise in UK licence exchanges delaying driver training for applicants from US and Canada

Four youths questioned over incident in early hours of Monday

Housing crisis affecting staff, businessman behind some of Dublin’s leading bars says

Long-running action against Carlow developer and wife goes before jury in Connecticut

Price proves irrelevant as racing punters enjoy good times again at Co Kildare track

Watchdog asks High Court to decide on football body’s ‘legally privileged’ records

Irish and British officials meet at Punchestown to discuss how UK exit will affect racing

Police chief seeks to reassure public over escalating violence in Co Louth town

Survey for pro-EU group shows support for EU membership at highest level in six years

Gold Cup win on favoured turf caps 24-year career for Kildare native Ruby Walsh

Former decommissioning chief says any hardening of Border due to Brexit ‘a tremendous shame’

Mary Lou McDonald calls for ‘plan B’ in case talks to restore powersharing fail

Wife of bankrupt developer lists law professor and retired US judge as expert witnesses

Businessman seeks court order on Bahamian bankruptcy to block former nurse’s claim

Congressman warns Brussels an accord is unlikely if it would imperil Belfast Agreement

Democrat says she will help renewed push in Congress to pass extension of E3 visas to Irish

Party’s social media commercials are being shown mostly to people over the age of 55

Taoiseach tells Nancy Pelosi at State dinner the Belfast Agreement is ‘still unfulfilled’

Visiting delegation attempts to disabuse ERG of ‘conspiracy-type thinking’ in heated talks

Democratic leader warns that UK-US trade is ‘not in the cards’ if peace deal is undermined

US House of Representatives speaker in London ahead of Ireland trip

Traders unlikely to hire new staff to handle Brexit arrangements in absence of clarity

Anti-trafficking work by UK immigration officials saw some waiting over an hour at port

Former official tells watchdog he is ‘at a loss’ over why report cannot be submitted to Oireachtas

Ex-ODCE adviser wants to know why watchdog did not submit Seán FitzPatrick trial report

Haulage association says extra six months is an opportunity for the Government and State agencies to refine contingency planning

State’s busiest port reduces ‘dwell time’ for freight to free up capacity ahead of UK exit

Fianna Fáil deputy calls failure to publish report ‘an outrageous affront’ to democracy

Haulier group says State will not cope with no deal regardless of customs registrations