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EU expected 'Harry Potter tricks' but UK Brexit negotiators were 'running around like idiots'
Frans Timmermans doesn’t mince his words in an interview about the ongoing Brexit saga.
'Mayhem will ensue': Ireland is not ready for a no-deal Brexit, says Fianna Fáil leader
Micheál Martin says it would be ‘irresponsible’ to provoke an election.
Reality of backstop not changing or going anywhere will confront new British prime minister, says Donohoe
Jeremy Hunt proclaimed during a television debate with Boris Johnson that the backstop is “dead”.
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt hit out at 'un-British' Donald Trump tweets in final leadership debate
Both men met in another leadership debate today.
What is Gatt 24, the 'loophole' cited by Boris Johnson against no-deal Brexit tariffs?
Things have become a little clearer on what would happen if there’s a no-deal Brexit, after the director of the WTO weighed into the debate.
Of 90,000 Irish businesses that trade with the UK, just 531 have attended Brexit workshops
This week, Tánaiste Simon Coveney said that the chances of a no-deal Brexit in October were “significant”.
Poll: Do you think the UK will leave the EU by Christmas?
Johnson told the BBC last night the UK would be out by 31 October, while Hunt says he “expects” Brexit by Christmas.
When will there be a new British prime minister? Here's what you need to know
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt are the last two men standing, as a Brexit deadline looms.
Hard Brexit could cause house prices to fall, Central Bank warns
The Central Bank warned that external events were the main risks facing the Irish economy.
Irish retailers could have an opportunity to compete with British online shops thanks to Brexit
Industry experts weigh in on how SMEs can win back sales as tariffs and exports on UK goods loom.
Explainer: Could Britain's next PM 'lock the doors of parliament' to force Brexit through?
It’s a question of ‘prorogation’, but what does that mean?
The UK's Brexit department is hiring four advisers - two for the backstop and two for 'alternative arrangements'
“We are looking for two proactive problem-solvers…” the ad reads.
Revenue hires 453 staff in preparation for Brexit
281 staff have been assigned to Dublin in preparation for Brexit, including 213 in 2019.
Ireland's economic outlook 'clouded by uncertainty', EU warns
The EU points to the UK’s withdrawal from the EU as a reason behind the uncertainty.
Former British PM John Major threatens legal action if new UK leader suspends parliament over Brexit
The idea has been suggested during the Tory leadership campaign.
Johnson evades question on British ambassador to US, as Hunt pledges to keep him
Hunt said that Donald Trump’s comments on Theresa May were “disrespectful and wrong”.
Contingency plans to deal with potential traffic chaos around Dublin Port will be in place by October
A traffic management group has been set up for Dublin Port to deal with possible delays in the area caused by inspections.
Jeremy Corbyn now backs 'remain' - but only if the other options are a Tory Brexit or no deal
Yesterday, Labour’s five trade unions agreed to back Remain in what marked a significant shift for the party.
Ireland must prepare for 'ugly truths' of no-deal Brexit, warns Coveney
The cabinet will today consider the latest plans to prepare Ireland for the possible consequences of Brexit.
Donald Trump 'won't deal' with British ambassador, and criticises Theresa May on Brexit
Trump said that “we will no longer deal with” the British ambassador to the US Kim Darroch.
Tánaiste warns risk of disorderly Brexit is 'significant'
A detailed update on the government’s contingency planning will be brought before Cabinet tomorrow.
UK license holders living in Ireland urged to exchange driving licence before Brexit
Britain is due to leave the EU on 31 October.
Regina Doherty 'can't guarantee' pension increases in Budget 2020 because of Brexit
The Budget for 2020 will be announced in October – weeks before the UK is due to leave the EU.
Ann Widdecombe stands by remarks likening Brexit to 'slaves' rising up 'against their owners'
Widdecombe made the remarks during her first speech in the European Parliament.
Brexit and wage increase lead to drop in confidence for Ireland's small businesses
The Small Firms Association is calling for a national Small Business Strategy to improve small business performance.
'Technology alone isn't going to solve the problem': Ex-Brexit border chief rejects claims by Hunt and Johnson
Karen Wheeler was the Director General for Borders at the UK’s customs service.
In Belfast, Johnson and Hunt talk about the 'unacceptable' backstop, and the 'indispensable' DUP
Boris Johnson said that the backstop represents “the incoherence of the [UK] strategy” in Brexit negotiations.
Sammy Wilson: 'We know the Irish; if you stand up to them, they will take you seriously'
The DUP’s Brexit spokesman made his comments on BBC Radio 4 this morning.
Minister 'very concerned' about impact of EU trade deal on Irish beef farmers
The Agriculture Minister said the deal has come at a time when the beef sector in Europe is “facing significant uncertainty” because of Brexit.
Irish food companies are accelerating Brexit preparations as a no-deal 'cliff-edge' looms
Many companies are stockholding weeks worth of goods.
Poll: Do you think there will be a no-deal Brexit?
Boris Johnson says he doesn’t believe there will be, but is prepared for it nonetheless.
UK report says alternative to backstop 'should be fully up and running within three years'
Two Remain-supporting MPs are behind the report.
'Enormous hostility' among some EU members towards any further Brexit extension, says Varadkar
Varadkar reiterated that the EU is not prepared to reopen the Withdrawal Agreement again.
Tax rises should be considered in October's Budget to prevent economy overheating, ESRI recommends
The think tank says the economy is “now effectively operating at full capacity”.
Over half a million people have applied for Irish passports so far this year
The Passport Office has been receiving more than 100,000 applications each month.
Finance Minister will 'form a judgement' as to what will be the most likely Brexit scenario ahead of Budget
Budget 2020 will be held on 8 October.
Tory leadership candidates clash over Brexit and no-show Boris in first TV debate
The 90-minute debate on Channel 4 featured the five remaining candidates and an empty podium for Johnson.
Rory Stewart says he'll set up a Citizens' Assembly on Brexit if he becomes Prime Minister
The Tory leadership candidate said that “this is what they did in Ireland on abortion, and actually really worked”.
Boris Johnson may prove a headache for Ireland, but a no-deal Brexit is the real nightmare
Past visits by Johnson to Ireland don’t exactly inspire confidence.
The Irish government is 'driving us all' towards a no-deal Brexit, says DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson
In speech in Dublin, Donaldson re-iterated his party’s opposition to the backstop.
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