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Glenisk hopes to return to 90 per cent production levels in next 12 months

Chief executive Vincent Cleary says the family yogurt business destroyed by a fire last year is steadily regaining lost ground

Northern Ireland

John Walsh: Support for Brexit in Britain goes much deeper than we even realise

As long as Brexit remains a politically destabilising force in Britain, the risks for Ireland remain high — but it is naive for us to assume that the British government will realise the errors of its ways and reverse its policies

The Big Picture

Vincent Boland: This time, Scotland will vote on leaving a very different UK

Eight years on from the last Scottish independence referendum, British politics is dominated by a strident English nationalism which voted to leave Europe

Northern Ireland Protocol

Kelly: EU may need temporary checks on goods from Ireland

If Britain passes protocol bill, measures may be put in place to protect the single market until a diplomatic solution is found, legislation author in Europe says

Passing of protocol bill would raise questions over Ireland’s place in EU single market, Ahern warns

Former Taoiseach describes atmosphere between EU, Britain and Ireland as ‘toxic’ but says negotiated settlement still possible

Northern Ireland Protocol

Crunch time for the protocol: ‘Let’s call a spade a spade – this is illegal’

Britain’s move to dis-apply much of the Northern Ireland protocol is being viewed in Europe as merely a cynical attempt to reopen negotiations, thus placating the Tory party’s hardline Brexiters

Northern Ireland Protocol

Michael Brennan: As protocol row heats up, oldest and deepest fears revived

The dispute over Britain’s latest moves to nullify the protocol represents a huge and unwelcome difficulty for those trying to strengthen cross-community relations in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Protocol

Brinksmanship or battle stations: Who has the most to lose in a UK/EU trade war?

At a time of soaring inflation and slowing growth in the Irish, Northern Irish and British economies, a trade war between London and Brussels is the last thing anybody needs but fears are growing that it could still happen

Aidan Regan: Tories’ Brexit games aim to distract from Britain’s dwindling finances

Boris Johnson and his Conservative Party colleagues know they have made Britain poorer, more bureaucratic, more unequal and more expensive, that’s why they are reigniting the Brexit fight by ripping up the NI protocol

EU resumes legal action against Britain over controversial protocol bill

Bloc said publication of new legislation had undermined trust between Brussels and London

British government publishes legislation to override swathes of Northern Ireland Protocol

The European Commission has threatened legal action in response to the long-anticipated bill

Revealed: New British protocol law to remove all customs checks

Boris Johnson’s government is expected to publish the new piece of legislation tomorrow, while a spokesman for Simon Coveney, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, says that ‘breaking international law would be a retrograde step for the UK’

OFX seeks fivefold growth as it relocates EU hub to Dublin

Financial services firm secures e-money licence from Central Bank of Ireland after Brexit drives decision to move out of London

Cargo volumes almost back to record levels of 2019, Dublin Port boss says

Eamonn O’Reilly said that cargo volumes are now just 1.7 per cent behind the landmark 38 million tons which passed through the port three years ago

Northern Ireland

Why some business reality is badly needed on what Brexit means for firms in the North

Companies in Northern Ireland, including those in the €2.4 billion aerospace industry, are determined to make the new trading regime work but they face significant challenges

Northern Ireland

Bordering on the insurmountable: NI protocol hangs in the balance

Tensions rise as many believe legislation being prepared by Britain to unilaterally scrap parts of the Northern Ireland protocol will cause more problems than it solves

OFX to move its European HQ from London to Dublin

Australian money transfer and foreign exchange firm said it will create 15 jobs in the process with more likely to be added in the years ahead

Unilateral action on protocol would mark ‘historic low point for UK’ — Taoiseach

Martin says Britain disregarding ‘solemn agreement’ would be ‘deeply damaging’

Northern Ireland Protocol

Jim O’Callaghan: Government needs to reconsider softly-softly approach to Boris Johnson’s antics

Conciliatory approach is not working and merely encourages a provocative UK government to keep pushing its demands on the Withdrawal Agreement and Northern Ireland Protocol

Britain escalates threats over Northern Ireland protocol

Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary, says British government ‘will not shy away’ from taking unilateral steps unless a new agreement can be reached