Another Brexistential crisis: So what happens now?
Boris Johnson’s first Commons defeat as Prime Minister raises more questions on the long and winding Brexit road.
Call for mourners to attend Dublin funeral of elderly Irish man who died alone in UK
Joseph Tuohy passed away this summer after spending most of his life in the UK.
Tánaiste urges British government to propose alternatives to backstop ‘as quickly as possible’
Boris Johnson has vowed to ‘up the tempo’ on talks to remove the backstop ahead of Brexit.
What does it mean for Ireland’s European elections if the UK is compelled to hold its own?
Ireland will be holding its European elections on 24 May.
One week out from the latest Brexit ‘cliff edge’, what’s going on?
Ireland has been ramping up no-deal preparations, while the UK government has gone searching for Commons support.
Juncker tells UK ‘get your act together’ over Brexit
The European Commission President thinks most MPs “deeply distrust” both the EU and Theresa May.
Tory MP suggests using possible ‘no-deal’ food shortages in Ireland to drop the backstop
Ireland would be hit hard in the event of a no-deal Brexit; a Brexiteer has argued this should be used as leverage to get a better deal.
Coveney says Brexit withdrawal deal is ‘85% agreed’
Simon Coveney says the October deadline can be pushed out, but not by much.
