Saturday 31 July, 2021
Meanwhile, Leo Varadkar said: “No one should underestimate the difficulties that a no deal will present.”
The Taoiseach said today no one knows what will happen in a no-deal scenario.
In response, Sinn Féin said the partition of Ireland is “divisive and offensive”.
It’s a criminal offence for asylum seekers to cross the border into Northern Ireland.
The Cameroon native is close to making his Test debut for the Spanish national team.
The government is working on a bilateral arrangement between the EU and the UK, but that has yet to be agreed.
Varadkar confirmed today that a third unit is to be located in Cavan.
Barnier also suggested the EU would be open to a “technical” delay to Brexit.
Colum Eastwood has said that Sinn Féin wasn’t being truthful.
It is thought Hutch will leave for the continent in the coming days.
If the Democrats’ attempted funding block succeeds, Trump can use a veto to kill the measure.
Gardaí fear an upsurge in violence in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Declaring a national emergency would free Trump to seek to redirect federal funds and bypass Congress.
Media outlets across the globe are sending crews to border counties as the Brexit countdown continues.
TheJournal.ie visited Dromintee GAA club to hear locals’ concerns of a hard Brexit.
Locals in Clones, at the border with Co Fermanagh, say there’s huge concern at the possible disruption to daily life.
Theresa May has said she remains committed to preventing a hard border on the island of Ireland post-Brexit.
Trump hinted in remarks at a White House meeting on cross-border trafficking.
Getting MPs to support a withdrawal agreement has proved rather difficult.
When asked if farmers felt like sitting ducks in relation to Brexit, IFA President Joe Healy said: “Absolutely”.
The Taoiseach said yesterday that if Brexit goes wrong soldiers may return to the border.
The announcement comes as amid the longest-running US government shutdown in history.
Varadkar says government “profoundly regrets” Westminster’s rejection of the Brexit deal.
Such a scenario would have a huge impact on the all-island economy, business groups have warned.
May is said to be considering backing a Labour amendment on workers’ rights to try to sway some MPs to her cause.
Many people have questioned if the wall is necessary or will ever be completed.
The Irish government and the EU says they’re not preparing for a hard border – here’s what three Irish MEPs think.
The Irish government has published its plans – but it has no provisions for a hard border with Northern Ireland.
He added that a no-deal Brexit is “still very unlikely … despite all the political chaos”.
The Taoiseach met with the grand secretary of the Orange Lodge Reverend Mervyn Gibson.
Johnson said the UK is “on the verge of making a historic mistake” if it backs the draft Brexit agreement.
While Ireland didn’t want Brexit, it had set out what it wanted to in negotiations, Varadkar said.
The former Foreign Secretary said the British government is “on the verge of total surrender” to Brussels.
The DUP leader has said that a leaked letter raised “alarm bells for those who value the integrity of our precious union..”
Trump has upped his rhetoric about immigration ahead of the US midterms.
From TheJournal.ie
If there’s a no deal, the price of beef will go up 37%, cheese by 43%, and tomatoes by 8%, the committee heard.
From TheJournal.ie
Tánaiste Simon Coveney says it’s his job to hammer home what’s at stake for Ireland by being “polite but firm”.
“Everything is solved only when everything is solved,” the German leader said.
British and Irish leaders have said negotiations will continue until at least November.
