Ireland’s “unique exposure” to Brexit means it faces potentially devastating cuts in exports and production levels and a huge threat to jobs that could cost the country billions each year.

There are so many moving parts to the Brexit process that inevitably some sectors are going to be overlooked at different stages of the negotiation processes.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has warned that Britain will suffer losses when it exits the EU as a historic deal was agreed for Brexit.

THE considerable relief that greeted the 11th-hour deal between the EU and Britain may cause a modest flutter in

Many details on the Irish border question are still to be hammered out, a senior unionist has warned.

Contingency planning for Brexit is being carried out “for all scenarios”, the Government has confirmed.

Fianna Fáil's Brexit spokesperson, Stephen Donnelly, says the Oireachtas has been "stonewalled" over critical information affecting the island of Ireland.

Sky's Ireland correspondent held his hands up this week with a very personal family tale of Robin Hood-style border smuggling from times past.

Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has strongly rejected British government claims that the UK is being “blackmailed” by Ireland and the other EU countries in ongoing Brexit talks.

The UK government has begun to publish position papers on various issues

If the UK really wants to avoid custom checks at the border, then they will have to be ready to compromise on their post-Brexit trade ambitions with third countries in the area of agricultural and food products.

Manufacturers from Great Britain could rush to establish bases in Northern Ireland to avoid customs tariffs post-Brexit, a lobby group for the industry said.

Border firms must be braced for further sterling falls

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has bemoaned the lack of clarity from Britain on its post-Brexit relationship with the European Union.

Ireland’s EU Commissioner, Phil Hogan, has said the Government must prepare for the worst-case Brexit scenario.

The pound has soared as British Prime Minister Theresa May outlined her vision for how Britain should divorce from the European Union.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has said retaining the Common Travel Area between Ireland and the United Kingdom is an “absolute priority” for her in the wake of Brexit, writes Daniel McConnell of the Irish Examiner.

The final Brexit deal reached between the UK and European Union will be put to a vote of both the UK’s Houses of Parliament, Theresa May has announced.

Leaders of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan have agreed to create the Eurasian Economic Union, an alliance intended to further boost economic and trade ties between the ex-Soviet neighbours.