The British prime minister is consumed by his Little England view and winning domestic favour at all costs

Joe Biden’s push to issue a diplomatic démarche shows Boris Johnson that the Trump era is very much over

The lack of reaction to the Vat hike on online purchases shows us yet again that when it comes to taxes, we respond primarily by reference to what we last experienced

Bank of Ireland’s head of food and drink says there is still uncertainty over what the new checks for meat and dairy, due to start in October, will entail

The financial services regulator paid €665.7 million to the exchequer, one of the lowest dividends since the 2008 financial crisis, annual results show

Tom O’Rahilly said the visitor profile for his Dublin tourist attraction would also change due to Brexit and a possible four-day week

European capital markets will have to reinvent themselves without the City of London, according to David Feldmann

No matter who takes over as leader of the DUP, North-South relations need engagement on all sides as we get to grips with the impacts of Covid-19 and Brexit

While the DUP leader was no stranger to controversy even before Brexit, it is her disastrous handling of that issue that will dominate her legacy

Flawed as it is, the protocol plays a big role in volumes of trade on the island of Ireland which are very much in the North’s favour

Success of vaccination programme in the North shows what can be achieved collectively if the will is there

Mr Justice Barniville said the court would see a further increase in such cases as a result of Brexit

The UK government’s policy review reflects a characteristic Johnsonian feature: a chasm between aspirations and reality that cannot be bridged by make-believe and mendacity

A fall of 65 per cent in British imports to Ireland in January gives lie to the mere ‘teething problems’ claimed by Brexiteers, with the collapse now in full swing

The drop in activity recorded in new CSO figures, including a 65 per cent hit to imports, is substantial and sobering

The latest grace periods for checks and controls are merely a sticking plaster to hide how horribly unprepared Boris Johnson’s government is for the practicalities of Brexit

The party’s advertising blitz in the American media is part of an attempt to shape the narrative around a referendum on unity

From the start of next month, businesses that export any product of animal or plant origin to Britain must deal with an additional round of import controls due to Brexit

British bad faith puts Ireland in a difficult, but not hopeless, position, and the case for a cooperative approach to the North remains as strong as ever

The urge by Brussels and Dublin to respond to Britain‘s gunboat diplomacy in kind should be resisted