Report critical of new judicial appointments system overlooks ‘key factors’
Minister of State says Constitution necessitates that government have discretion over roles
Services: the Brexit elephant in the room
A new study highlights the potential economic fallout of restrictions to free movement of services
Guarantees sought by UK have precedence in EU’s past
Nice and Lisbon treaties came with declarations to placate many of Ireland’s concerns
Could an Irish referendum delay or even derail Brexit?
‘Unavoidable’ that talks on article 50 will trigger a referendum here, seminar hears
Brexit postmortem: New British prime minister will have two logical choices
She can seek to reverse a potentially catastrophic referendum result or make the best of a bad lot
Britain has voted for Brexit – what happens now?
‘Britain now enters a kind of “phoney Brexit” period. The Brexit vote may have created a political imperative to exit the EU – but legally speaking the vote is advisory only’
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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