Organisation: European Economic Area

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‘Unique’ Brexit exposure could cost Ireland billions each year

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.

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Brexit secretary faces probing questions over thorny EU talks

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Negative experiences makes Ireland less attractive for Filipino nurses

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Brexit ruling: Britain vows to stick to exit timetable

Challenge for Irish business negotiating new trading arrangements during Brexit negotiations

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Nicola Sturgeon: Europe proposals an attempt to unify country

Northern farmers ‘hardest hit’ by Brexit fallout

Northern Irish farmers will be the hardest hit by the Brexit fallout given the agriculture sector’s dependence on EU customers and the potential loss of billions of euro in grants, according to a leading economist.

Wed, 27 Jul, 2016

UK paid Ireland €400m for health services for people who move between the two countries

The Department of Health has revealed Ireland received nearly €400m from the UK over the last two years under an agreement on the cost of health services for people who move between the two countries.

Tue, 24 Nov, 2015

UK vows action over Iceland banks

The Government is set to resort to legal action to recoup billions of pounds paid out to cover the deposits of British savers in collapsed Icelandic banks, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury signalled today.

Sun, 10 Apr, 2011

Decision due over UK abortion bid by Romanian girl, 11

The Romanian government will decide today whether to allow an 11-year-old Romanian girl to travel to Britain for an abortion.

Fri, 27 Jun, 2008

Irish driving examiners are penalised by the system

An open letter to the chairman of the Road Safety Authority, Gay Byrne.

Thu, 31 Jan, 2008