Brexit

The next few years will provide us with a hard pill to swallow: Ireland has more in common with Britain than it does with Brussels

The idea that a minority of 42% of voters could in perpetuity keep 58% of Northern Ireland voters within the United Kingdom against their wishes is political nonsense

Super-majority North and South should be required for united Ireland vote, according to NI Minister Steve Baker

Northern Ireland minister says he now regrets UK’s Brexit vote did not require support of 60 per cent of those who voted

Co Armagh-based pharmaceutical company Almac working both sides of the Border in pursuit of growth and profit

Windsor Framework’s dual market access seen as attractive to investors

Scotland’s first minister condemns Hamas as ‘terrorists’ in his maiden SNP party conference speech

New work from Marie Darrieussecq, Gerda Blees, Khadija Marouazi, Carolina Schutti and David Foenkinos

Northern Ireland secretary’s conference speech in Manchester irks Irish officials by making no mention of Britain’s relationship with Republic

Consumers may notice some changes on some products to prevent these from being sold in Ireland

Leo Varadkar says DUP’s issues about returning to power sharing are a matter for the DUP and the British government

Central Bank of Ireland’s Sharon Donnery says lenders should be mindful of the economic outlook when they are setting dividends

Work ongoing to address party’s concerns to restore executive, says Northern Ireland Secretary

Ruling sets precedent for large fines if EU law is breached in Northern Ireland in future

No-one should have to endure threats, harassment or being surrounded in a car in the name of protest, far-right or otherwise

London Letter: Once a symbol of national pride, UK’s stuttering rail system is seen as symbol of post-Brexit decline

Party leader Ed Davey’s conference speech was light on Europe as he woos disaffected Tories ahead of the election

‘Mr Brexit’ on Boris Johnson, Donald Trump, Leo Varadkar, Mary Lou McDonald and Ireland’s future

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Conservative party accuses Labour leader of wanting to turn back clock on Brexit

British opposition leader says he would seek closer trading relationship with EU but rules out rejoining

Former DUP leader Edwin Poots suggests Windsor Framework is ‘nowhere near adequate’

Chris Heaton-Harris referenced ‘unhelpful comments down in Dublin’ after Taoiseach expressed belief he would see unification in his lifetime

Trade channel, starting in October, will help resolve North’s political difficulties, says Tánaiste

Brexit has disrupted the careful equilibrium in Northern Ireland

Major investment summit, set up to encourage foreign investment following Windsor Framework, will draw 200 international delegates to Belfast on Wednesday

This ‘will increase renewable energy development, electricity interconnection and security of Irish gas supplies’ – Eamon Ryan

Decision a reprieve for UK plants a year after German auto giant said it would focus on China plants for EV models

Dire warnings about the impact on trade for Irish firms did not materialise

British scientists will be allowed to participate in €95bn flagship EU scheme after three-year lockout due to Brexit row

Path for post-Brexit deal was cleared after London and Brussels resolved their dispute over the Northern Ireland protocol

Janan Ganesh: Britain has turned against radical politics faster than other rich nations because it has lost more from it

Co-authors Brigid Laffan and Stefan Telle have produced an insightful work in The EU’s Response to Brexit: United and Effective

Prepared notes ahead of meeting last year said ‘spirit of partnership and mutual respect’ damaged by recent post-Brexit negotiations

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Family-owned Toyota and Lexus auto dealer saw after-tax profits grow by a third

Labels required on some items from October on back of updated post-Brexit deal seen in Asda

In a more productive country, citizens could enjoy longer retirements, more consumption and a better class of rollercoaster

Former RTÉ northern editor Tommie Gorman delivers oration at Béal na mBláth in Co Cork on 101st anniversary of the death of Collins

Party leader Jeffrey Donaldson said ‘progress’ was being made with UK government addressing its concerns with post-Brexit trading arrangements