British and Irish Chamber of Commerce director general says ‘we’re now at a critical juncture in the Brexit process’

Brexit preparations at the Department of Transport are described as ‘all over the place’

Industry wants more ‘on the ground’ information and supports for affected businesses

State should identify Brexit impact on each tax heading, chamber says

Greater challenges in moving talent and sets may be offset by bodies shifting to Ireland

Lack of education funding sees Irish universities fall in global rankings, conference told

Arrangement would eliminate the need for a hard border on the island of Ireland, it says

Ireland misses out on ‘culturally curious’ visitors, says British Irish Chamber of Commerce

Taoiseach says ‘further clarity’ needed from the British prime minister

Potential tariffs and checks could increase cross-border trade costs by €100 per journey

Government insists peace process must not be used as ‘bargaining chip’ in negotiations

Larry Broderick says AIB should set up a staff profit share scheme

Some Irish exporters believe vote could change course of Brexit

For Your Diary: Global Payments, SAIC Motor Corp report; Green energy conference

Higher international fees may lead to thousands of students staying at home

For Your Diary: INM results, UK retail figures and Girls in Tech conference

Ibec says hardline attitude risks damaging UK’s close relationship with Ireland

Empathy with our largest trading partner does not mean antipathy to the EU

Brexit and homelessness high on agenda for party meeting before Oireachtas returns

The 1875 Chamber Street fire claimed many victims - each died from alcohol poisoning

Scottish National Party MP Stephen Gethins says vote of both countries must be respected

Funds close door on wave of investors seeking money back following UK referendum

Head of British Irish Chamber of Commerce questions claims about rediverted FDI

Call for Ireland to be centrally involved in any exit discussions

‘We’re so joined at the economic hip that, when the UK economy grows by 1 per cent, we grow by 0.3 per cent as a result. But the reverse is unfortunately true as well’

“I eventually found the money hidden underneath my own bathroom’s shower tray”

Perhaps as many as 1.5m people with Irish links are eligible to vote, writes Pat Leahy

Taoiseach’s comments on impact of EU exit on North condemned as ‘scaremongering’

British exit from union could depress bilateral trade with Ireland by €10bn, says ESRI

Takeover panel rules apply only to the companies involved in the proposed deal

Disputes at the top level of the NCH are overshadowing more immediate concerns at the ground level

Jimmy Deenihan’s department confirms new appointments