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Brexit talks progressing with 'momentum', Barclay says following meeting with Barnier
Barclay and Barnier discussed three papers submitted by London with ideas on replacing the so-called ‘backstop’.
Juncker says EU open to dropping backstop if ‘all objectives are met’ by UK
Juncker said he had a “rather positive” meeting with Johnson in Luxembourg on Monday.
Hilary Benn on granting a Brexit extension: Will the EU push the UK over a cliff edge?
Labour MP Benn is in Dublin today to meet with Simon Coveney, Drew Harris and others about Brexit progress.
Taoiseach expected to meet Boris Johnson in New York next week
“It is now time for Boris Johnson to produce his own proposals in writing – if they exist,” Finland’s prime minister Antti Rinne earlier said.
Arlene Foster suggests she is open to special arrangements for North as part of Brexit deal
The DUP leader made the suggestion to journalists in Dublin this evening.
Drew Harris 'won't speculate' on border posts but says region will get more gardaí and armed support
The Garda Commissioner says the force is “ready” for Brexit.
Nigel Farage says EU's tone is 'emollient' as Martina Anderson dons Irish jersey in EU parliament
“It is certainly not a question of pretending to negotiate”, Barnier warned, as Juncker told MEPs the risk of no deal remains “very real”.
'Lying to the queen?': Brexit drama turns to Supreme Court over Johnson suspending parliament
A Scottish court ruled last week that proroguing parliament was unlawful, and it’s been appealed to the UK Supreme Court.
Farmers in west, mid-west and midlands 'set to be worst hit by Brexit'
70% of Irish farms are heavily reliant on direct payments, a new analysis has found.
DUP and Sinn Féin put 'grave pressure' on Good Friday Agreement, says Northern Ireland negotiator
A former top official in the Department of Foreign Affairs made the comments at an event in Trinity this evening.
Boris Johnson pulls out of Luxembourg press conference as he's booed and jeered
A Downing Street spokesperson has also confirmed that EU and UK talks will soon take place daily.
Johnson's Incredible Hulk comparison labelled 'infantile' as he heads for lunch with Juncker
Downing Street has expressed confidence that the meeting will help efforts to find a deal.
Poll: Do you think the UK will leave the EU on 31 October?
Boris Johnson has been adamant that the UK will be leaving “come what may” on that date, but it still remains uncertain.
Cameron condemns Leave 'liars' while Johnson says Britain 'just like Incredible Hulk'
Extracts of Cameron’s book published today reveal a disdain for Johnson and others from the Leave campaign.
A look back at John Bercow - a divisive figure who embodies the Brexit-era politician
From “Order! Order” to “Division! Clear the Lobby!” here’s a look back at the colourful House Speaker.
'We’ve had enough of blood red lines': Hundreds gather in Belfast to demand second Brexit vote
A meeting in the Ulster Hall was attended by a range of anti-Brexit politicians.
RTÉ's Tony Connelly says Boris Johnson has a lot to answer for on how the EU was 'caricatured'
RTÉ’s man in Brussels spoke to us about deteriorating Anglo-Irish relations, the influence of the British press, and how journalists cover the EU.
Here are 4 possible Brexit outcomes that we could get by 31 October
Let’s spin the wheel of Brexit speculation.
David Cameron: Second Brexit referendum 'can't be ruled out'
In an interview with The Times, the former PM said he thinks about 2016′s referendum result “every day” .
Met Police drop investigation into whether Leave.EU breached electoral law
Investigations into the spending returns of Vote Leave and BeLeave remain ongoing.
'UK must leave as one nation': Foster refutes reports the DUP would accept Irish Sea checks
The London Times reports that the DUP is prepared to accept the North abiding by some EU rules post-Brexit.
Michel Barnier: 'No reason to be optimistic' that Brexit deal will be reached
Barnier’s stark assessment came as MEPs said there can be no Brexit deal without the Irish backstop.
Boris Johnson denies misleading the queen and says NI-Scotland bridge would be 'very good'
Yesterday, a Scottish court found that Johnson’s prorogation was “unlawful”.
'Time to level with people': Coveney says customs checks after no-deal will be temporary and away from the border
He said a timeline for how long the checks would be operational will have to be agreed.
Donohoe says he 'won't make the mistake' of tax cuts in Budget 2020 given no-deal Brexit risk
“We won’t make the mistake of decreasing the tax the one day and having to increase it the next,” the minister said.
Road blocks, protests and a hard border: UK's Northern Ireland plans 'likely to prove unsustainable'
Businesses in the North are likely to face an immediate adverse effect from a no-deal, according to the Yellowhammer documents.
A British university has launched a major project investigating the practicalities of a united Ireland
University College London is working with Irish universities on the project.
British government warns of Channel delays and electricity price hikes in no-deal planning document
The six-page document lays out no-deal Brexit preparations from the British government.
A Scottish court declared prorogation unlawful - so what happens next?
All eyes are now on an appeal to the UK Supreme Court.
Finance minister rules out personal tax cuts in Budget, says any welfare changes will be targeted
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe brought the proposal to the Government today.
Katy Hayward: 50 days out from Brexit, could a Northern Ireland-specific backstop be the key to a deal?
What was anathema yesterday is apparently the favoured option today, writes Katy Hayward.
Mary Lou says Boris Brexit 'fantasy' is 'profoundly stupid and immeasurably dangerous'
She told her party’s away day in Louth that the Irish government cannot blink as too much is at stake.
UK govt to appeal Scottish court ruling that suspension of parliament was 'unlawful'
This case was initially brought by SNP MP Joanna Cherry.
51% of people in Northern Ireland support Irish unification, new poll finds
That’s according to the latest poll published by Lord Ashcroft.
Northern Ireland-only backstop ruled out by Boris Johnson, says DUP
The party met with the UK prime minister today.
Phil Hogan set to take up key role as EU Trade Commissioner
This follows his renomination as Ireland’s commissioner to the EU earlier this year.
Irish people travelling to UK after no-deal Brexit will be able to buy duty free tobacco and alcohol
The EU abolished duty-free shopping between member nations in 1999.
Micheál Martin says there would 'need to be' a carbon tax in Budget 2020
A climate change focus in the Budget will be necessary, said Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin.
The UK Parliament has been suspended. So what happens next?
After MPs rejected an early election once again, parliament has been suspended.
'Shame on you': Chaos in House of Commons as MPs attempt to block suspension of parliament
The five-week suspension of parliament began in the early hours of this morning.
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