Newton Emerson: Bad faith is testing Brexit’s house of cards
Structures put in place to govern post-Brexit EU-UK relations look unstable and confrontational
New visa to allow UK nationals bring non-EEA family to State
Spouses, children and parents to be eligible for card which addresses Brexit-created gap
Unauthorised migrants ‘make up less than 1%’ of Europe’s population
Major study finds between 3.9m and 4.8m migrants in Europe without residency permits
Apple denies jobs lay behind ‘sweetheart’ Irish tax deal
Counsel for company tells EU court that jobs assertion founded on media commentary
Theresa May’s deal could be the lesser evil for panicking Brexiteers
British PM might not succeed today, but hardliners may be shaken by indicative votes
Brexit explained: What is the Norway model and is it an option for the UK?
Norway model was previously ruled out because it did not tick Theresa May’s boxes for the kind of Brexit she wants
Post-Brexit red tape to be cut as UK signs up to transit accord
Continued British membership to minimise curbs for Irish firms using ‘landbridge’ to EU
No-deal Brexit may halve Irish economic growth, ESRI warns
Think tank assesses short-term impact of various Brexit scenarios on Ireland
UK has two options: a people’s vote or Liechtenstein Plus
Fintan O’Toole: Brexit looks like it was written by Marx Brothers
European car registrations flat in May on fewer sales days
Fallout from diesel emissions scandal has weighed on sales
Brexit slideshow looks more like a disaster movie
Task force outlines huge challenges for ‘future relationship’ talks between UK and EU
Brexit Bill condemned as a government ‘power-grab’
Conservatives join opposition in calling for radical changes to legislation to leave EU
London does not seem to be deviating from position of ‘hard’ Brexit
UK position papers indicate it wants to cherrypick aspects of EU arrangements
Britain to press for customs Border with Republic
Position paper to focus on making Border as ‘seamless and frictionless as possible’
Varadkar ‘trying to sway UK public opinion’ on Brexit
Language from the Irish Government has become much tougher in recent weeks
Varadkar suggests ‘transition period’ if UK leaving trade deals
Taoiseach outlines solutions to UK leaving customs union, single market
Polly Toynbee: A second Brexit referendum would be a disaster
Best hope of avoiding disaster is to revoke article 50 triggering open-ended transition
Haven’t a clue about Brexit? Here’s our guide to the key words
Don’t know your Efta from your EEA? Or what an acquis is? Help is at hand
‘No deal scenario’ on Brexit would mostly hurt Britain, says Tusk
European Council president says EU will not be intimidated by threats
Britain starting to get serious about a Federal UK
The Scottish National Party has bought into the idea of federalism saving the union
UK will have to renegotiate 56 trade deals, says economist
ESRI conference told of mammoth challenge facing Britain after it withdraws
Irish deaths from heart attacks and cancer above EU average
OECD report shows health outcomes continue to lag behind other western countries
Ireland most efficient country for paying tax in EU, says PwC
PwC/World Bank report ranks countries on layers of bureaucracy for tax payment
World View: EU can adapt to complexities of British exit
A variegated Brexit in which regions retain closer ties to EU should not be problematic
Why Brexit will be Margaret Thatcher’s revenge
Vernon Bogdanor: Those most likely to have voted for Brexit will suffer most after article 50 is triggered
Norway could block UK attempt to access EU single market
Oslo could veto any British effort to rejoin European Free Trade Association
Brexit and you: Six ways your life might change
From powerful vacuum cleaners to online shopping, life may change now
European car sales up 9%, VW grows after emissions debacle
New passenger car registrations increased to 1.3 million vehicles last month
Brexit: Which side correct in debate on costs to UK of EU role?
Leave and Remain camps prone to picking facts suiting own agenda, says researcher
UK stands to gain little tax benefit in event of Brexit
Leaving EU would see Britian scrambling to join other trading blocs to maintain status quo
Uncertainty over Brexit may assist Ireland, says economist
Prof Liam Delaney sets out possible implications of scenario at economics workshop
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