Thousands of farmers stage protests across country in solidarity with European demonstrations
‘Farmers are saying enough is enough’, says IFA president as thousands of tractors and farm vehicles parade in towns and on motorways
‘Farmers are saying enough is enough’, says IFA president as thousands of tractors and farm vehicles parade in towns and on motorways
‘Farmers watching protests across Europe are just as frustrated as farmers in other countries’ - Gorman
EU to ‘analyse carefully’ agreement that pledges ‘unfettered access’ to Britain while removing most post-Brexit checks on goods
Unionist parties absent from event promoting more than €1 billion in new cross-Border funding
The Peaceplus programme will fund projects across six key themes designed to ensure the continued economic, social, and environmental development of Northern Ireland'
Agreement will make trade between UK and North smoother and ensure same food and medicines available in both regions, Šefčovič tells TDs
The nous shown by the UK prime minster in resolving the protocol impasse might save Tories from annihilation
The deal has a tough audience in Paris, which backs a sterner approach to protect single market
‘Imposition of EU law on Northern Ireland’ remains ‘fundamental issue’ for DUP, says Sammy Wilson
Maroš Šefčovič says talks are taking place in a ‘very cordial atmosphere’
Growing expectation that Stormont poll will be postponed a second time
UK’s foreign secretary James Cleverly will speak to Maros Sefcovic, the commission’s vice-president, on Monday
DUP’s Jeffrey Donaldson positive after Varadkar meeting, noting FG leader’s ‘better understanding’ of North’s ‘difficulties’
Micheál Martin’s comments come after meeting with Maroš Šefčovič in Brussels and in wake of customs data sharing agreement with Britain
Growing expectation vote could be postponed if progress is made in negotiations on post-Brexit arrangement
Supplies of half of all veterinary drugs at risk due to restrictions on importing medicines from Britain
New rules would allow the suspension of free trade and other benefits agreed in deal with UK
EU is testing the UK’s live database tracking goods as they move from Britain to Northern Ireland
Maroš Šefčovič ‘encouraged’ by UK intention to seek negotiated settlement on trade
Giving senior roles to ERG hardliners might protect her from attack in the event of a compromise agreement
Europe Letter: Johnson government has already set damaging precedents in international relations
European Commission launches two new infringement procedures against UK
No justification for unilaterally changing an international agreement, says Maroš Šefčovič
Our firm preference is to reach a negotiated solution
Coveney says with war in Europe this is not a time to create rancour between UK and EU
London wants to ‘fix’ the protocol, not ‘nix’ it - but Brussels is warning against unilateral action
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss says UK will have ‘no choice but to act’ if EU not flexible
UK medicinal products can be placed on Irish market for three-year transitional period
Martin says protocol issues could be solved if there is ‘political will’ after North elections
Northern Ireland secretary acknowledges Britain legally obliged to do goods checks
Martin says no checks conducted on people fleeing to Ireland: ‘Our primary impulse is to assist’
Minister denies claim Dublin a ‘bystander’ since DUP resignation collapsed Executive
Initiative was twice rejected over money concerns
Shadow NI secretary warns that Belfast Agreement is under ‘huge pressure’
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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