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

State watchdog withdraws offer of report on FitzPatrick trial over legal protection fears

EU would provide technical aid for customs training but costs of personnel to fall on State

Minister defends decision as 80,000 women forced to wait up to 33 weeks for results

One in seven solicitors on 19,000-strong Irish register are English and Welsh lawyers

Equality official urges UK to be ‘open and transparent’ in assessing rights for Northern Irish

EU negotiator Michel Barnier due in Dublin to discuss no-deal plans with Government

EU advocate general Gerard Hogan says exit may ‘rupture’ Anglo-Irish legal ties

Northern Secretary appears to suggest Irish citizens in North could not vote in Border poll

If Brexit happens companies who have not registered will not be able to move goods in and out of Britain

“Government ‘actively seeking’ outcome of UK review promised by Theresa May

Major recruitment of customs officers needed to manage farm- or factory-gate checks

Department of Agriculture says it will be ready for food inspections if there is no deal

Academic calls for special arrangements in talks to protect rights of Irish in the North

End of labyrinthine litigation marks generational shift in family’s battle with bank

Judgment of €440m to be stayed if Quinn children help IBRC secure property portfolio

Activist calls for UK to clarify changes to law, says it creates ‘two tiers of Irish citizens’

Port of Cork could handle traffic for 12 weeks but needs €500,000 to make preparations

Chief justice issues warning after Government moves to allow public inquiries

Irish-British judicial co-operation ‘won’t be perfect’ after UK’s exit, warns Chief Justice

‘MV Laureline’ has 5.4 km of lorry space to meet new demand for UK-bypassing freight

Arrangement involves some debts being repaid with help from wife’s parents

Surge in demand for space in Dublin as firms seek to protect supplies in case of a disorderly UK exit

Deal reached as part of 65-year-old’s personal insolvency arrangement

Additional 400 staff in place for UK’s original exit date as more businesses prepare for exit

Sister of murdered Limerick man says ruling removes his children from Martens family

Complaints, queries and comments dominate correspondence to Coveney on UK exit

Three junior ministers resign before defying whip to back amendment tabled by Tory Oliver Letwin

Leaflets distributed to 5,000 public offices to help public prepare for UK’s exit from EU

Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy says UK ‘cannot compromise sanctity’ of peace

Trainer savours moment of respect from English punters in Brexit-tarnished times

Cheltenham’s most successful trainer says racing will manage changes from UK exit

Hoteliers and retailers worry what Brexit might mean for jump racing’s biggest festival

‘If you have a horse good enough, you will put it through,’ says trainer Terence O’Brien

The coarseness raging in the Brexit debates at Westminster had drifted up the M4

Nama escapee Sean Mulryan completes his return as he wins his own sponsored race

Former taoiseach says Brexiteers seem to be finding reasons ‘not to support’ divorce deal

Meath trainer’s victory in Champion Hurdle lights up first day of jump-racing festival

Irish and British horseracing and breeding industry would be unsaddled by crash-out

Pilot sent out distress call minutres before four-month old aircraft crashed

A third of horses are travelling from Ireland to racing’s biggest festival before UK quits EU

Brexit briefing papers show legal complications of managing a crash-out scenario

Call for €50m in EU funding to train staff to process surge in post-Brexit customs forms

EU’s Brexit negotiator grimaces through French display on Dublin visit to watch rugby

Bankrupt developer objects to third contempt ruling in long-running US legal case

Kevin O’Connell to appear after watchdog’s report reviewed on FitzPatrick trial

Freight firms told Brexit will lead to surge in customs documents from 1.7m to 20m a year

Tánaiste stresses Irish and EU desire to help UK pass a deal in crucial Commons vote

Creighton rejects claims that former leader pushed for web giant as ‘absolute nonsense’

Group wants contingency plans for no-deal Brexit intensified and shared with industry

Cheltenham Festival’s all-time leading jockey says sport will cope with extra red tape, taxes

Galway businesses bracing for UK crashing out of EU without agreement

Applying EU health checks on UK food imports ‘difficult’ in a hard exit, say State vets

Data commissioner responds to reports ex-taoiseach helped firm influence EU laws

‘What will you solve with a short extension?’ Carlo Trojan asks Brexit event in Galway

Corporate enforcer requests privilege from committee before providing 450-page report

UUP’s Steve Aiken claims there is a ‘massive sort of schism’ within biggest unionist party

Watchdog has 16 investigations ongoing into Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, Apple and LinkedIn

Donohoe says Republic ‘will not be a block on such an extension’

‘Brexit refugees’ who have chosen to leave Britain for Ireland talk to Simon Carswell

Oireachtas panel agrees to invite former ODCE legal adviser Kevin O’Connell to testify

Government hopes omnibus Bill will ‘sit on a shelf’ and not be needed by March 29th

Congress will not support trade deal with UK that undermines Border, says Taoiseach

Omnibus Bill would provide financial support to businesses and continue provisions of the CTA

Tánaiste hopes omnibus Bill to deal with disorderly exit fallout will never be enacted

OPW agrees deal with Dublin Port to use warehouse for physical inspections of lorries

Minister says EU would not support article 50 extension if it prolonged the uncertainty

Revenue says figures for February are three times the whole month of January

Three-day talks to cover economic interventions and state aid for vulnerable industries

Gove tells British farmers that UK would apply tariffs on food imports in crash-out exit

Representative groups say they will require help as hard exit threatens sustainability

ODCE chief to say factors extending ‘well beyond’ watchdog contributed to acquittal

Companies not prepared for border checks, hoping Brexit will not happen, says broker

Companies need costly, time-consuming approval for faster trade with non-EU countries

US court criticises bankrupt developer’s ‘recalcitrant behaviour’ in asset transfer case

Tánaiste tells Oireachtas it is ‘incredible’ the UK parliament has allowed it come to this

Kevin O’Connell asks for public hearing in 10-page letter to Oireachtas committee

Ireland is spending ‘far too much time’ thinking about UK, not enough about domestic plans

O’Brien says articles wrongly meant he was among borrowers linked to financial crisis

Department looking at parking sites for HGVs as part of no-deal Brexit planning

Taoiseach is warned many firms face closure without three-month tax relief measure

Arklow Shipping had numerous talks about ferry service but had ‘no formal agreement’

Irish companies can now avail of the relief measure until they make bimonthly returns

The Irish port closest to mainland Europe sees a brighter future for direct services

OPW has agreed terms on 16-acre site at port to prepare for no-deal border inspections