Result of Brexit vote increases risk of UK crashing out of EU – Irish government
The Irish government said the result of the vote in Westminster increases the risk of a disorderly Brexit.
‘Time is almost up,’ Europe warns the UK
The European Commission has said that the risk of a disorderly UK exit from the EU has increased as a result of Theresa May’s defeat, warning: “Time is almost up”.
PM suffers huge Brexit defeat: How Northern Ireland parties reacted
Parliament acted in the best interests of the UK by rejecting Theresa May's withdrawal agreement, the DUP leader Arlene Foster said.
Protesters cheer Commons defeat for Theresa May’s Brexit deal
There were muted cheers outside Parliament as Theresa May’s proposed Brexit deal was rejected by MPs.
Parliament acted in best interests of UK - EU has hard questions to answer, says DUP after May's crushing Brexit defeat
Theresa May's Brexit deal has been rejected by Parliament by a majority of 230.
DUP's Arlene Foster says there was never a hard border in Ireland
Arlene Foster has said there was never a hard border in Ireland but rather security needed to prevent terrorism.
May warns Tory Brexit rebels not to let Corbyn into No 10
Theresa May has issued a last-ditch appeal to Tory MPs to back her Brexit plan, warning that defeat in Tuesday’s crunch vote could hand the keys of No 10 to Jeremy Corbyn.
'Good conversations' but no shift in change as Northern Ireland parties meet on power-sharing deadlock
Northern Ireland parties have met to discuss the ongoing political impasse.
Prime Minister May tells DUP EU backstop assurances have 'legal force' - suggests hard border in no-deal Brexit
Prime Minister Theresa May has told the DUP the assurances from the EU on the backstop being temporary should it come into force do have "legal force" and said the Irish Government would be forced to implement checks on the border in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Van Morrison sings Ian Adamson’s favourite song at historian’s funeral
Van Morrison bade farewell to his old friend with a song as the funeral of “inspirational” Ulster historian and politician Dr Ian Adamson was held in Northern Ireland.
DUP rejects 'meaningless assurances' from EU on Brexit backstop - Dodds calls for 'real changes' to withdrawal agreement
The DUP has rejected the "meaningless assurances" from the EU over the Irish backstop and called on Prime Minister Theresa May to deliver real changes to the Brexit withdrawal agreement.
President Higgins comforts widow of Ian Adamson at funeral
Scores of mourners have gathered for the funeral of former Belfast Lord Mayor Ian Adamson.
President Higgins to attend funeral of former Lord Mayor Ian Adamson
President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins is set to attend the funeral of former Lord Mayor of Belfast Ian Adamson.
'The Orange State is gone and it's not coming back' says McDonald on 100th anniversary of First Dail
Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald has proclaimed that "the orange state is gone and it's not coming back" at an event to mark the anniversary of the First Dail in Dublin.
Watch: Northern Ireland's first yellow vest protest takes place in Belfast
About 200 left-wing activists have staged a “yellow vest” protest in Belfast city centre.
SDLP leader Eastwood praises Hanna's 'restraint' following Ian Paisley insult
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood has backed party colleague Claire Hanna after she received criticism for comments made towards DUP MP Ian Paisley on Twitter.
Full rollout of Universal Credit benefit delayed in Northern Ireland until 2020
The full rollout of a controversial new benefit to Northern Ireland had been delayed until 2020.
Northern Ireland council in novel bid to help wildlife
They are the animals at risk of being wiped out.
Work on A1 cannot wait, insists MLA following latest accidents
Upgrades to the A1 road must be made "urgently" after two serious crashes in less than 24 hours, an MLA says.
Northern Ireland's first yellow vest protest to take place in Belfast
Northern Ireland's first yellow vest protest will take place at Belfast City Hall today, with hundreds of people indicating they will turn up to support the event.
F1 star Eddie Irvine in emotional tribute to Ian Adamson - the man who got him to his first race in Europe
Former Formula One ace Eddie Irvine has talked emotionally of the huge debt of gratitude he owes to his friend - and first ever sponsor - Dr Ian Adamson, the former Lord Mayor of Belfast, who died earlier this week.
DUP's Weir entitled to block Irish school’s relocation: judges
A former Education Minister was entitled to refuse an Irish language primary school's bid to relocate from its 117-year-old building in west Belfast, appeal judges held yesterday.
Captured on camera: second gun attack on west Belfast Sinn Fein office in three months
A Sinn Fein MLA has condemned those behind a second shooting incident at his constituency office in west Belfast.
Lindy McDowell: Banning a cartoonist from drawing them? SF’s city councillors really are a sketch
Tantrum Number One of the Week: the hissy fit thrown by Sinn Fein representatives on Belfast City Council, who have objected to allowing cartoonist/artist Brian John Spencer to sketch the council in session, doesn't exactly paint these self-styled torch-bearers for inclusivity in a flattering light.
Sticking to March deadline for Brexit is reckless: Robin Swann
The Ulster Unionist leader has urged the Government to delay triggering Brexit.
EU boss vows 'every effort' to help May win over Commons
"Every effort" will be made to help embattled Prime Minister Theresa May get the EU-UK Brexit deal the necessary approval by the UK Parliament, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has said.
Twitter storm after SDLP's Claire Hanna makes jibe at Ian Paisley
A remark by SDLP Brexit spokeswoman Claire Hanna about North Antrim MP Ian Paisley has sparked a Twitter storm.
Bradley accused of using £300m peace fund as bargaining chip for May's Brexit deal
Karen Bradley has been criticised after casting doubt on whether £300m of Government funding for peacebuilding in Northern Ireland could be delivered if there is a no-deal Brexit.
No deal Brexit threatens UK and will cause unrest, says Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley
Secretary of State Karen Bradley has refused to comment on reports Cabinet ministers discussed the possibility a no-deal Brexit will lead to a poll on a united Ireland but did say it would have huge implications for the UK.
DUP hit out at Bradley's 'appalling and distasteful' peace funding 'bargaining chip'
The DUP has described the Secretary of State's £300m peace funding offer for Northern Ireland as "appalling and distasteful".
Watch: Sinn Fein release CCTV of MLA Pat Sheehan's office being shot at by masked gunman
Sinn Fein has released CCTV footage of a masked gunman shooting at the office of MLA Pat Sheehan.
DUP Education Minister right to block Irish language school move, court rules
A former Education Minister was entitled to refuse an Irish language primary school's bid to relocate from its 117-year-old building in west Belfast, appeal judges ruled.
Former SDLP leader backs partnership with Fianna Fail
Former SDLP leader Margaret Ritchie has said that she is in favour of a partnership between her party and Fianna Fail.
Northern Ireland health service needs £30m for medical students
Areas of the health service could see cuts of £30m a year to meet the demand for medical students, a Northern Ireland health boss has warned.
Britain First chief Paul Golding has bail extended over hate charges
Britain First leader Paul Golding has been granted continuing bail in Ballymena in connection with hate charges.
Poppy Day victim's daughter in appeal for a public inquiry
The daughter of an Enniskillen bomb victim has called for a public inquiry into the IRA atrocity.
Denzil McDaniel: Families let down again by refusal to sanction reopening of Enniskillen bomb inquests
Society at large, and the political process in particular, continues to fail miserably to formally address the legacy of Northern Ireland's troubled past.
Karen Bradley: Northern Ireland politicians must work across divides to build a future that works for all
I have no doubt that people across Northern Ireland want to see their elected politicians back to work at Stormont. That is a view that I have heard constantly since being appointed Secretary of State just over a year ago.
Parliament must engage with reality, warns Long
Alliance leader Naomi Long MLA has said Parliament needs to "stop chasing unicorns" and get its act together on the Brexit process.
No sting in backstop pledges Coveney as Foster hosts 'frank' Stormont talks
The DUP told Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney that there was no need for the backstop at what was described as a "useful but frank" meeting at Stormont yesterday.
Call for Troubles death toll to also include suicides backed by Foster
DUP leader Arlene Foster has backed her former school bus driver's campaign for suicides linked to Northern Ireland's violent past to be included in official records of those killed during the Troubles.
Arlene Foster: Deal will fall unless there is change of heart in Dublin and EU on backstop
Yesterday I hosted a meeting with the Republic of Ireland's Foreign Minister and Tanaiste Simon Coveney in Stormont. We discussed how the Irish Government and Brussels negotiators needed to have a change of heart if the United Kingdom is to reach an agreement with the European Union before March 29.
Northern Ireland can get £300m from Brexit deal: Bradley promises cash for peace-building if MPs back May
Secretary of State Karen Bradley last night unveiled a £300m UK Government funding package to support peace in Northern Ireland - but tied the money to Theresa May's Brexit deal.
Project fear designed to bind UK to EU, says Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson has claimed that "project fear" is being used to keep the UK in the customs union and "make a nonsense" of Brexit.
'No one is going to build hard border in Ireland'- claims DUP's Foster after Coveney meeting
Arlene Foster has claimed "no one is going to build a hard border" in Ireland after Brexit.
Video: Michelle O'Neill speaks after meeting Simon Coveney
Sinn Fein Vice President Michelle O'Neill speaking at Stormont after meeting with Simon Coveney.
Civil servants planning Northern Ireland emergency fuel operations
The civil service in Northern Ireland is seeking volunteers to oversee fuel distribution in the event of an emergency.
Too many lives lost: MLA calls for safety of major Northern Ireland road to be improved
A scheme to increase safety on the A1 should be brought forward sooner than planned, an SDLP MLA has said.
Irish language ‘in your face all the time’ says councillor over plan to light up Belfast City Hall
A Belfast councillor says Sinn Fein are pushing the Irish language “in people’s faces all the time” after it was announced city hall is to be lit up to show support for calls for an act.
Dodds hits out at Sinn Fein Brussels 'sideshow, while their MPs hide in Commons' canteen'
DUP MEP Diane Dodds has launched an attack on Sinn Fein's leadership, saying this week's visit to Brussels was a "shout for relevance".
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