Sea frontiers are easily enforced; trawlers must stay within them even if the catch does not

Business groups including Ibec want detailed plans in light of UK political turmoil

CEO tells staff company will facilitate audit of its computer systems

‘Whether you are a Remainer or Leaver, no one can welcome chaos’, ex-PM says

Helen Dixon looking into ‘a number of’ disclosures into company in ‘evolving picture’

Businesses to press Government to disclose no-deal plans if Brexit deal is voted down

What are they thinking? When it comes to Brexit, the answer has several layers

‘Infrastructure requirements arising from a hard Brexit are now real’

Exploiting shortages for political gain will ensure ‘starvation of British people’, Hogan says

Labour’s Sadiq Khan on Dublin visit tells Theresa May to halt Brexit if deal is rejected

Government wants to reduce four-year wait for divorce to two years in referendum

Two people describe the ‘cruelty’ of an adversarial process that left them in limbo

On NI’s ‘gold coast’, liberal unionists grapple with a Brexit-induced redrawing of identities

Final-year students at Methodist College in Belfast on what Brexit means for them

Reports published into 2008 Dublin docks drowning and 1988 Co Offaly hit-and-run

League censures team for bringing game into disrepute over fake claim about Spaniard

FAI expected to issue statement on possible punishment for Ballybrack FC

Graduates of DCU’s first migrant course for women show off skills with new businesses

Professor George L Huxley (86) has just become the oldest new citizen of Ireland

Kevin O’Malley condemns ‘schoolyard bully’ president in hard-hitting Dublin speech

Norway model was previously ruled out because it did not tick Theresa May’s boxes for the kind of Brexit she wants

Taoiseach says he understands DUP’s position but deal respects Belfast Agreement

DUP grassroots members dig their heels in when opposing Brexit deal

Expert says it is up to London and Brussels to protect their own markets in no deal Brexit scenario

Ex-foreign secretary tells DUP conference North would be ‘economic semi-colony of EU’

DUP MP: Brussels and Dublin must do more to ‘explore’ alternatives to avoid hard border

French transport minister says plans in place to segregate Irish freight traffic from UK freight arriving after Brexit

Dublin willing to consider ‘sensible and realistic’ solutions proven effective

UK leader invites Northern Irish businesses to 10 Downing Street to sell draft Brexit deal

Political declaration makes specific mention of protecting Dublin-Belfast train

Meeting set to increase tension between DUP and Northern Ireland business community

Bord Bia outlines to Oireachtas committee scale of likely pricing and supply problems

Industry giants say draft withdrawal agreement ‘better than crashing out’ of EU

Mary Lou McDonald says Government cutting expenses worth €100 a year to workers

Simon Carswell takes a six-country delivery trip with a trucker to assess the road ahead

Prime minister gets boost after pro-Brexit minister Michael Gove decided not to resign, and trade secretary Liam Fox backed her

Inside Dublin’s Brexit lockdown where Government secrecy reached new levels this week

‘Very difficult’ to avoid hard border if no withdrawal agreement in place, says Taoiseach

Proposed EU-UK withdrawal agreement also addresses future of Common Travel Area

Simon Carswell on backstops, resignations, concessions, divorce deals and where it all goes next

The arrangement permits travel and other benefits between Britain and Ireland

Study undermines arguments made by UK government and prominent pro-Brexiteers

Theresa May says speculation about an imminent breakthrough in talks is premature

Veteran activist Bernadette McAliskey says migrants in panic and fear over where they will stand post-Brexit

Seminar to mark 50th anniversary of civil rights movement hears that key socio-economic and political issues still the same

D’Arcy says high cost of insurance due to large court payouts is ‘huge societal issue’

Leading US economist also supports digital tax on global technology companies

Report: economy ‘significantly reliant’ on critical route and would be hit by any deterioration in transit times and increased cos(...)

Samantha Power says Democrats gaining control of seven state legislatures and seven governorships ‘huge’

Coveney warns agreement within UK cabinet not same as overall member state approval

Tánaiste Simon Coveney a speaker at Ireland Canada Business Association conference

Simon Carswell answers the tricky questions

‘Breakthrough is not necessarily to be taken for granted, not by a long shot,’ Tánaiste says

Doctors say problem lies in reduced services across wider health service during peak time

Judge rules IBRC liquidators would be ‘severely prejudiced’ if he permitted case

Pharma giant’s Irish experience ‘fantastic’, says chief executive Brent Saunders

Minister objected to Catholic families event getting cash after removal of LGBT material

Laois multimillionaire (92) would be ‘horrified’ at her €30m donation becoming public

One correspondent emailed: ‘For all that is holy, please do not let Trump into Ireland’

St Patrick’s pupils in Crossmaglen, on the Border, explain Brexit to The Irish Times

Taoiseach addresses Brexit issues as talks on future of ‘confidence and supply deal’ begin

British watchdog says lack of preparedness could ‘create security weaknesses’

Brexit withdrawal text must include Northern Ireland backstop, say EU negotiators

Businessman’s meetings with Denis Naughten lead to the minister’s resignation

Tánaiste alludes to no deal after Brexit secretary Raab suggests backstop ‘alternative’

Commons panel says firms ‘urgently need’ clarity on cross-Border trade in no-deal event

Raab says solution must ensure UK not ‘left indefinitely in a sort of customs union limbo’

European governments believe a deal is unlikely before mid-December

Border businesses feel their way in the dark as ‘Brexpo’ get-ready tour reaches Monaghan

Tánaiste asks Saudi envoy for ‘independent and credible inquiry’ into killing

Tánaiste suggests no-change period of up to three years after EU exit to help solve Border issue

Housing charity says it ‘incorrectly characterised’ upfront tenant payment to media

Church recognises fundamental right to freedom of expression ‘within limits’

Business group caves to pressure following presumed killing of dissident journalist

Fears that re-emergence of Border will lead to return of Troubles

To truly understand Brexit, haul €60,000 worth of food from Northern Ireland to England via Dublin

Brussels seeking to keep North aligned with customs union and parts of single market

The Border is a sticking point in Brexit negotiations, but why?

Chequers sparked resignation of ministers but what exactly is it?

Carwyn Jones concerned about temporary deal as EU-UK talks intensify in Brussels

‘We are going to be investing a lot of money in a whole series of things that we hope will be wasted’

Tánaiste says UK is to provide a backstop proposal as he launches budget measures

Donohoe calls UK’s exit ‘political, economic and diplomatic challenge of our generation’

Theresa May’s spokesman says ‘there remain big issues to work through’

Brussels supervision of product compliance necessary, NI businesses figures told by EU

New legislation and amendments to existing laws will be presented if UK crashes out of EU

First Government Brexit-ready conference hears of concerns from fishermen and SMEs

Tánaiste predicts a ‘bumpy few weeks’ as talks enter a critical phase

‘Even if we had known that the banks were bust on the night of September 29th, it is not obvious what we could have done’

Developer gets longest bankruptcy extension for ‘deliberate’ failure to co-operate

DUP rejects Irish Sea checks reportedly being considered in British version of ‘backstop’

High Court blames builder’s ‘wilful and deliberate’ failure to co-operate with official

EU negotiators work on softening ‘backstop’ plan to give political cover for compromise

EU working on minimised checks plan in bid to sell Border guarantee compromise to UK

Simon Carswell reported the bailout as finance correspondent a decade ago today

By September 2008, it was obvious something had to be done to save Anglo

Charity reports number housed in its units increased by 89% between 2016 and last year

Party leader provides written statement to inquiry into North’s botched energy scheme

Some 300 Irish volunteers to take part in study which coincides with Cancer Week

Little progress made, but acrimony grows and there’s even talk of backstop to a backstop