DUP leader says Stormont Executive won’t be restored until protocol issues resolved
Jeffrey Donaldson was speaking during the plenary meeting of the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly
Former Labour TD and ‘giant of Wicklow politics’ Liam Kavanagh dies aged 86
Ex-minister ‘proved himself a man of great integrity’, says President Michael D Higgins
North protocol offers ‘benefits and opportunities’, says Taoiseach
Martin says deeper co-operation is needed in British-Irish relations post-Brexit
Holyhead port ‘relaxed’ about Brexit, British-Irish assembly hears
Dublin Port bemoans vast expense on preparing for no-deal exit that might not happen
Westminster could legalise abortion in North, British-Irish assembly told
Gathering hears argument that human rights ‘not a devolved matter’
Brexiteers call for ‘completely fresh start’ to end stalemate
UK politicians at British-Irish assembly in Wicklow want new leader and new approach
Government to come under Dáil pressure on broadband plan
FF to press Ministers on whether the decision on contract with private firm is reversible
Legacy of Troubles brings ‘real challenges’ to island relations – Donaldson
Brexit and centenaries will bring ‘five years of difficult discussion’, says DUP MP
Minister stops short of going vegetarian to fight climate change
Bruton warns businesses they face issues if changes not made to address global warming
Theresa May calls for UK-EU joint customs territory
Brexit withdrawal text must include Northern Ireland backstop, say EU negotiators
UK will not renege on backstop commitment, says Bradley
Northern Secretary claims government plans to stick to December agreement over Border
Labour MP who put Northern Ireland centre stage in British politics
Obituary: Kevin McNamara. Born: September 5th, 1934. Died: August 6th, 2017
Northern Ireland is EU’s business in Brexit negotiations
Peace process and impact on Republic make North a critical issue in EU bargaining
Tory talk of union hides soft underbelly of English nationalism
Redefining relationship with Republic just one aspect of potentially fraught Brexit
Britain will not pay €60bn EU bill after Brexit, TDs told
Tory MP says the UK will not honour existing fiscal commitments during Dublin meeting
Irish and British politicians voice opposition to ‘hard Border’
British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly debates implications of Brexit
‘I don’t know if the news has reached Dublin, David Cameron has resigned’
DUP MP Jeffrey Donaldson says Brexit offers opportunities for Northern Ireland
Joe McHugh: ‘We need to find out what emigrants want’
New Minister for Diaspora on voting rights, encouraging emigrants home, and a respectful relationship
Czech-born peer forced UK’s hand on 26,000 child refugees
UK Labour veteran Alf Dubs tells of his flight from tyranny in Prague in 1939
Four out of five Fine Gael TDs in line for income boost
Appointments by Taoiseach Enda Kenny will provide range of additional paid roles
UK to hold just one vote on EU membership, forum hears
Garda Commissioner and PSNI chief express doubts about creation of Border ‘corridor’
Senator claims fuel smugglers aided by of police shortage
Report recommends establishment of multi-agency cross-Border taskforce to tackle problem of fuel laundering,
Borders area, north and south, is ‘bandit country’, Seanad told
Difficulties policing 34 Border crossings in Dundalk area to deal with fuel laundering and cigarette smuggling outlined
‘Blind eye’ shown to fuel laundering due to peace process – FF
Taoiseach: Co-operation between agencies on both sides of Border substantial, successful
Fuel laundering, tobacco smuggling costing €1bn annually
Criminal gangs operating out of south Armagh and along Border difficult to tackle
Crown wants to see ‘bankruptcy’ of ‘evil’ tobacco industry
Assembly members told legislation for plain packaging was under ‘sustained immoral assault’
Delegation finds 12 cross-Border diesel laundering ‘fronts’
British-Irish parliamentary body to express alarm at scale of practice along Border
Glasnevin monument stone for Irish war dead to be laid
Deenihan accompanying Villiers for ceremony at cemetery today
Irish/UK politicians demand more prosecutions against human traffickers
Just 48 successful prosecutions in England were taken in 2011
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