P&O debacle is product of race-to-bottom capitalism which we all secretly sponsor
Company’s behaviour is reprehensible but it was merely following well-worn industry path
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Calais port: ‘The problem for us now is not Brexit. It’s Covid’
Port authorities say they are confident any problems after Brexit will be short-lived
Two children among dead after migrant boat sinks off French coast
Children aged five and eight and two adults die as more than a dozen others hospitalised
4,000 migrants reach UK this year by crossing English Channel in small boats
Families with young children among hundreds of people who came ashore near Dover this week
Brexit threatens delays on Britain’s ‘bridge’ to Europe
Dover, UK’s busiest port, could become its biggest pinch-point after October 31st
Lib Dems suggest further anti-Brexit alliances after Welsh byelection win
Success for Jane Dodds in Brecon and Radnorshire shrinks Tory majority to one
Tony Blair interview: ‘Boris Johnson is no fool, he will face the facts on Brexit’
Former PM tells ‘The Irish Times’ the likely new Tory leader has little room for manoeuvre
Holyhead port ‘relaxed’ about Brexit, British-Irish assembly hears
Dublin Port bemoans vast expense on preparing for no-deal exit that might not happen
Brexit nears the Dover cliff-face: ‘MPs should be burned at the stake’
Despite talk of no-deal traffic chaos, fervent leavers in Kent seem hell-bent on Brexit
Give it a lash: 100 questions to test your Irishness
Win a €250 Kenny’s hamper, delivered anywhere in the world. Ah, go on, go on, go on ....
Migrants crossing English Channel declared a ‘major incident’
MPs call for Border Force cutters to return from Mediterranean to target traffickers’ boats
Putting Brexit to the test: On the road with a trucker from Dublin to Germany
Simon Carswell takes a six-country delivery trip with a trucker to assess the road ahead
UK readies flotilla plan for supplies in no-deal Brexit
UK government looks at chartering ships to ferry in critical food and medicines
I miss comforting certainties of Catholic faith I grew up with
Revisiting Knock wrenched me back to a more innocent age
Rees-Mogg relaxes as May’s rebels lay down their weapons
But government won by only 16 votes, which will be seen as a dangerously tight margin
London Tube attack: Two men in custody as terror threat level is downgraded
Police continue to search houses after almost 30 people were injured by blast on a train last Friday
Fionnuala Walsh: 'Long distance swimming is meditation'
The only Irish female holder of the Triple Crown of open water swimming is looking for a new goal
Disruption continues for Calais ferry passengers
Thousands have been stuck in cars or on ferries after a fresh blockade at French port
2,000 migrants storm Calais terminal causing traffic gridlock
Eurotunnel says thousands tried to breach the fences which caused service delays
Dozens of migrants attempt to storm Calais terminal
Eurotunnel say services delayed and cancelled after migrants attempted to access restricted areas on the French side
Port of Calais closed until Thursday due to strike
Closure of French port causes delays to Eurotunnel services as migrant crisis looms
Channel Tunnel services return to normal after strike
Migrants tried to board UK-bound lorries as they waiting during Tuesday’s suspension
Channel Tunnel traffic halted due to France protests
Migrants exploit French ferry strike action by attempting to board UK-bound trucks
Heavy rain and gale force winds cause delays across UK
Sea conditions in English Channel described as ‘moderate to rough’ by port officials
Gilbraltar: 10 slivers of trivia ahead of Saturday’s soccer match
Controversial fashion designer John Galliano is a Gibraltarian
In praise of...Pierre Paul Cayer
Pensioner who has embarked on walk around the world began European leg of trip in Ireland
Back in the R.O.I – Fifty years on, the Fab Four are still causing a stir in Dublin
Celebrating 50 years since The Beatles played their only Irish gigs, the Dublin Beatles Festival takes place this weekend with tribute bands, exhibitions, plays, interviews and more
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