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Why is there confusion about what Brexit means for Northern Ireland?
The Prime Minister often talks about his...
FAI reveals net liabilities of 55m euro
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Why is there confusion about what Brexit means for Northern Ireland?
The Prime Minister often talks about his Brexit deal being “oven-ready” – but could what he’s planning to cook up leave a bitter taste for those in Northern Ireland?
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Boris Johnson has labelled Labour claims that his Brexit deal would lead to customs checks between Great Britain and Northern Ireland as “complete nonsense”.
Corbyn document on Brexit tariffs for Northern Ireland firms to GB 'complete nonsense' says Johnson
Boris Johnson has said Labour claims that his Brexit deal would lead to customs checks between Northern Ireland and Britain are "complete nonsense".
Jeremy Corbyn claims PM misled people about customs checks in his Brexit deal
Jeremy Corbyn has said he has obtained a confidential report which “drives a coach and horses” through Boris Johnson’s claim that there will be no border in the Irish Sea under his Brexit plan.
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A man accused of attempting to murder a PSNI officer was not told that exercising his right to silence in the Irish Republic left him liable to prosecution in Northern Ireland, a court has heard.
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A major supermarket distribution centre is being blockaded by farmers in a protest over beef prices.
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CervicalCheck campaigner Vicky Phelan has no confidence in review
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Eight men have been found hiding aboard a ferry travelling from France to Ireland on Wednesday, officials have confirmed.
Adams urges Irish government to adopt NI woman’s citizenship battle
Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams has urged the Irish government to adopt a legal case being taken by a Northern Ireland woman challenging a ruling that she is British and not Irish.
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Dara Murphy resigns as TD to take up EC role
Fine Gael TD Dara Murphy has resigned from his seat in the Dail.
Alleged Islamic State member Lisa Smith refused bail
Former Defence Forces member and alleged member of ISIS Lisa Smith has been refused bail at a court in Dublin on Wednesday.
Dublin firefighters establish ethical clothing brand
Three eco-conscious Dublin firefighters have established their own ethical clothing brand.
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Number of Irish homeless up by 117 in October
The number of people in emergency accommodation increased by more than 100 in October.
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Technology chiefs have insisted that their companies do not automatically retain audio data from voice assistant services.
Four remanded in custody charged with abduction and torture of Kevin Lunney
Four men charged with the kidnap and torture of businessman Kevin Lunney have been remanded in custody.
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Alliance has expressed disappointment a bid to declare Brexit as not an "orange or green" issue and reflect its impact on all in Northern Ireland was rejected by Belfast councillors.
Homelessness on the agenda as new TDs spend first day in the Dail
The four newest TDs in Dail Eireann have started work after their by-election wins at the weekend.
Police handed further time to question ‘IS bride’ Lisa Smith
Irish police have been granted another 24 hours to question an alleged member of so-called Islamic State (IS).
Ireland’s students among best performers in reading literacy, study finds
A major international study has found Ireland’s students are among the top performers in reading literacy.
Pensioner is questioned over assault on man (64) who later died in hospital
A pensioner in the Republic allegedly assaulted a man who later died after accusing the deceased of being involved in a relationship with his ex-wife.
Report finds Ireland is failing to meet hate crime obligations
A report has found that the Irish State is failing to meet its obligations in relation to hate crime.
Public urged to reach out to elderly who may face loneliness over winter
The public have been urged to reach out to elderly people, as pensioners can face high levels of isolation and loneliness over the Christmas period.
McDonald: SF’s voice heard ‘loud and clear’ despite Westminster empty seats
Sinn Fein’s voice is being heard “loud and clear” despite pledging not to take its Westminster seats, the party leader said.
Facebook launching new tool to transfer images to Google Photos
Facebook is releasing a tool that allows users to transfer their photos directly to Google’s storage service in a bid to give people “control and choice”.
Government aims to generate 70% renewable electricity by 2030
A government scheme to achieve 70% renewable electricity by 2030 will meet Ireland’s future climate commitments, it has been claimed.
‘IS bride’ Lisa Smith was not a member of a terrorist group, solicitor claims
The solicitor representing a former member of the Irish military who became a so-called Islamic State (IS) bride in Syria has claimed she was not a member of a terrorist organisation.
Ex-Titanic boss moves to new role heading up Dublin racecourse
A former chief executive of Titanic Belfast has been appointed to head up one of the biggest racecourses in the Republic.
Tanaiste Simon Coveney set for visit to Middle East
Tanaiste Simon Coveney is to visit Israel and the troubled Palestinian territories.
Quinn Industrial Holdings to ask Sean Quinn to 'stay away' from his old businesses
Sean Quinn will be asked by Quinn Industrial Holdings to stay away from his old businesses and to return two company cars.
Travellers in Galway living with sinking kitchens
Some Travellers in Galway are living with “sinking” kitchens and toilets, a report claimed.
Doctors to be balloted on strike action
Hospital doctors in Ireland are to be balloted on protest measures including strike action, a union said.
Man dies following alleged assault in Connemara
A man has died following an alleged assault in Connemara.
Islamic State sympathiser Lisa Smith arrested by gardai on suspicion of terrorist offences
Islamic State sympathiser Lisa Smith has been arrested by Garda Special Branch officers after she stepped off a flight from Turkey at Dublin airport this morning.
By-election results show Irish Government is out of touch – Sinn Fein
Ireland’s by-election results showed the Government is “out of touch”, Sinn Fein’s leader claimed.
Ireland’s HIV rate rising steadily despite initiatives
New diagnosis of HIV in Ireland is still increasing, despite new initiatives to tackle the issue.
IS bride Lisa Smith arrested after arriving back in Ireland from Syria
A former member of the Irish military who became a so-called Islamic State bride in Syria has been arrested on suspicion of terror offences as she arrived back in Ireland.
By-elections blow for Irish government
Ireland’s minority Government has suffered a blow after failing to win any seats in four by-elections which could provide clues before the whole country goes to the polls next year.
Irish by-election count under way
Counting is under way in four by-elections in Ireland.
Man appears in court charged with murder of 11-month-old Hunter McGleenon
A man has appeared in court in Northern Ireland charged with murdering an 11-month-old baby boy.
Climate shaming of farmers needs to stop, Taoiseach says
Leo Vardakar has called for an end to the “climate shaming” of farmers and said that they need to be paid more for their produce.
DUP leader rules out taking part in Citizens’ Assembly on united Ireland
The DUP will not take part in a Citizens’ Assembly in Dublin for a united Ireland, Arlene Foster has said.
Plans in place to care for child of IS member on return to Ireland
Irish authorities have put plans in place to care for the child of a former soldier who joined Islamic State when she and the toddler return to Ireland.
Michaela McAreavey family slam ‘kangaroo court’ that acquitted pair of murder
The family of Michaela McAreavey have criticised the “kangaroo court” that acquitted two men accused of her murder in Mauritius.
Taoiseach calls for more ethnic minorities to join gardai
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has called for Commissioner Drew Harris to set an objective to encourage more ethnic minorities to join the gardai.
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