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Hogan 'cautiously optimistic' that Brexit deal can be reached

Incoming EU Trade Commissioner Phil Hogan has said the “mood music” on a Brexit deal has changed and added he is now “cautiously optimistic” an agreement can be reached.

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Juncker says 'still some problematic points' as Boris Johnson outlines plans to replace backstop

business

‘Delusional’ UK cannot have its cake and get to eat it, too

business

Brexit forecast: More chaos and eroding value

business

Britain reveals that it wants it all and then some more

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Minister Michael Creed announces €150m Brexit agri-loan scheme

Fears for jobs as ‘hard Brexit’ looms

The Government has been urged to give thousands of businesses special funding after Britain confirmed ‘hard Brexit’ plans that could cause widespread job losses across Ireland.

Wed, 18 Jan, 2017

Nicola Sturgeon tells Seanad Scotland may consider its independence again

Nicola Sturgeon will publish a blueprint on Scotland's Brexit options within weeks.

Tue, 29 Nov, 2016

Brexit may slash UK farmer subsidies

A Conservative Party suggestion that subsidies for farmers in the UK may be slashed, and diverted instead to the National Health Service, is the latest Brexit shock threatening to disrupt the food and retail industry.

Thu, 20 Oct, 2016

A European Turkey could deliver reform to Muslim world

The west displayed an astonishing lack of empathy for Turkey during their recent coup attempt, writes Carl Bildt. Now, more than ever, we must help it build democracy and reform

Mon, 15 Aug, 2016

Ireland may need to rethink its place in EU

The upcoming UK in-out referendum on Europe is the biggest event to affect Irish foreign policy since Ireland joined the European Economic Community with Britain in 1973.

Tue, 03 May, 2016