Post-Brexit customs on packages helps Revenue post 85 per cent rise in duty haul
Revenue sees customs intake of €458 million so far this year and up to 700,000 customs entries a day
No alternative to Northern Ireland Protocol, EU says
Disruptions due to Brexit, not protocol, says von der Leyen
Ireland’s mounting Brexit woes unlikely to convince EU to reopen deal
The hardened attitude from the EU is: Britain has received what it asked for
Dismay and elation on first trading day in post-Brexit Holyhead
While a trucker falls foul of red tape, Brexit backers ‘almost euphoric’ on seminal occasion
Ghostly atmosphere on one of last ferries to Britain before Brexit takes hold
Ulysses has capacity for 1,342 cars but only about 50 present on Thursday
Brexit: British government warns of bureaucratic hurdles despite trade deal
Boris Johnson says he is confident hardline Brexiteers will vote for deal on Wednesday
The truth behind the false idea that the Brexit talks have dragged on and on
Europe Letter: Boredom with the talks and indifference to the outcome benefits Britain
Workers in the transport, logistics and distribution sectors deserve great credit, says Tánaiste
Q&A with Tánaiste Leo Varadkar, Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment
Brexit ‘no deal’ scenario poses serious threat to Irish farmers
Irish dairy exports are less reliant on the UK market than our beef exports
Air bridges, budgets, climate: challenges face new cabinet
Analysis: Covid-19 will be overriding concern for first year of next government
Brexit: Michel Barnier says EU ‘will not turn its back’ on North
EU’s chief negotiator visits Dublin prior to giving speech at Queen’s University, Belfast
Johnson signals ‘no alignment’ with European Court of Justice
No ‘quality access’ to single market unless UK matches EU standards, says Von der Leyen
Corbyn and Johnson clash over claim leaked documents show NHS for sale
Documents show US wants starting point for post-Brexit trade talks to be full market access
DUP says Boris Johnson failed to hold ‘his nerve’ on latest Brexit deal
McDonald rules out Sinn Féin MPs taking seats in Westminster for vote on agreement
DUP statement on Brexit: ‘We will be unable to support these proposals’
Arlene Foster’s party says deal ‘undermines the integrity of the Union’
Boris Johnson vows election manifesto will not be explicitly no-deal
PM seeks to reassure Tory MPs who do not want to make hard Brexit party policy
Smyth rejects suggestion of withdrawal of Border security as Brexit ‘penalty’
NI Secretary says threat to policing co-operation in event of Brexit delay ‘unacceptable’
Sunglasses with no UV protection among products stopped by consumer watchdog
More than 33,000 products were prevented from entering the Irish market last year
Limited options for cross-Border trade in no-deal Brexit, warns ‘sobering’ report
Smaller enterprises with no experience in customs procedures particularly vulnerable, warns North’s Department of Economy
Brexit’s next step: Accept a ‘polished turd’ or ballot boxes loom
Theresa May still wants MPs to pass her deal. Will the DUP help drag it over the line?
Britain ‘trading in a racehorse for the donkey of Brexit’
Alliance leader Naomi Long says there is no will to restore the Assembly
Europe would welcome Corbyn’s Brexit plan, says Coveney
Tánaiste says proposals would have to come from London rather than Brussels
May claims she can get EU to guarantee backstop will be temporary
UK government has lost control and is in disarray, says Corbyn as key vote cancelled
Ahern says trying to get people to love Foster ‘bloody difficult’
Former taoiseach expects Stormont to get back to business after Brexit ‘mess’ sorted
Brexit agreement: highlights from EU, UK deal on future relationship
Deal pending endorsement by the bloc’s leaders at a summit on Sunday
Tony Blair: May’s deal is a recipe for chaos. There is another way
UK needs Europe’s help to avoid doing what is contrary to the true interests of all sides
Northern Secretary sticks by Theresa May and draft deal
Business leaders in Belfast tell Karen Bradley ‘any deal is better than no deal’
Theresa May defends Brexit deal after two cabinet ministers resign
‘My approach throughout has been to put the national interest first’
Theresa May’s Brexit clock is ticking as negotiations enter endgame
Inside Politics: The ultimate aim of the backstop is to go nowhere in particular
Hard Brexit could cost island of Ireland €42.5 billion over seven years
Unity could benefit Ireland by more than €23 billion up to 2025, researchers claim
The Great British Bake Off subtly prepares for post-Brexit living
The show’s idyllic setting sits outside the common market, part of no customs union
Irish company to lay off workers in Britain because of Brexit
Uncertainties over the future force Portwest to set up distribution warehouse in Poland
Theresa May knows she cannot rely on DUP votes, Michéal Martin says
Fianna Fáil leader seeking ‘no election’ assurance from Leo Varadkar before Brexit deal struck
Shape of backstop begins to emerge as Brexit talks inch forward
Analysis: Negotiations remain under wraps but Irish backstop deal coming into view
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