Vice-president of European Commission says Britain ‘unnecessarily damaged’ by Brexit

Netflix results due on Wednesday and a Central Bank conference on Thursday

Tina McKenzie, chair of the Federation of Small Businesses is Northern Ireland and CEO of Grafton Recruitment

Senator says 380 dairy bull calves sold for less than a euro compared to €110 last year

Ryan played key role in formulating Irish economic policy in the 1960s and 1970s

The six original EEC members were anxious for the UK to join but were initially cool on Irish membership

Triptych in blue stone marks three days of carnage in 1914 on ‘the forgotten front’

Physical and mental fitness is key to staying healthy into old age

Ruadhán Mac Cormaic: We can learn a lot from the Pacific nation’s fate in the 1970s

Former taoiseach was an economic moderniser but not socially liberal

Congregation hears mercurial Crumlin native a ‘wonderful husband’ and good father

Highest turnout was to adopt 1937 Constitution, while next-highest was accession to EEC

Report issued in advance of EU funding plan being published

‘Leaving the EU gives us a unique opportunity to restore our national identity,’ UK minister says

Iveagh House excels at big issues such as UN and EU. Brexit will focus its energies

Sean Moylan moved from military role to a politician who recognised value of education

Multiple claims would have merited questioning, although no evidence found, report says

The plans are nothing but a weak Government trying to prove it has vision and durability

Latest position paper will call for pooling of UK and EU assets to combat shared threats

It seems clear strains over Brexit are leaking into the involvement of both countries in the North

Early gold sovereign proves its value, but jewellery worth less than original prices paid

Embarrassment is underrated as an engine of history, maybe because it is embarrassing to admit it as an individual motive.

The Conservative leader underestimated the threat of Corbyn’s ‘coalition of chaos’

Obituary: Alexander (Aleck) Crichton

Analysis: For the first time in the campaign, the focus is on the party’s policies

All we have heard from the Government to date are broad, brushstroke objectives

UK’s departure from EU will have a seismic political impact on both sides of the Border

Radical civil servant played pivotal role in economic, social and political life of State

A legal decision that article 50 is revocable would allow for change of mind about leaving

Anglo-Irish relationship faces raft of challenges and State to lose key ally in Brussels

Chief threat to European stability is the mindless fear of otherness

Apple tax ruling by European Commission is only small step in fight against tax avoidance

Old colonies have never been priority, but now may be time to rebuild those bridges

Oslo could veto any British effort to rejoin European Free Trade Association

Opinion: It looks likely the status quo for the Common Travel Area will remain

‘Any change to EU language regime subject to vote of the Council,’ says Commission

Analysis: The European Union is struggling to present a coherent view on Brexit

Agriculture, trade, aviation and energy among areas left uncertain by UK Brexit vote

The UK’s exit process from the EU could be in trouble before it has started

British Labour leader says a vote to remain in Thursday’s referendum has ‘implications’