Are Brexit voters changing their minds? Three years after Brexit, voters are experiencing a growing sense of "Bregret" over the choice they made Brexit • 22 Feb
How Brexit has caused food issues for Ireland's Jewish community Brexit has cast a serious shadow over cultural and religious practices for members of the Jewish faith here Brexit • 11 Aug 22
Why UK plan to change NI Protocol breaks international law Using domestic legislation to breach the Brexit withdrawal agreement goes against a fundamental principle of international law Politics • 15 Jun 22
What did James Joyce have to say about the Irish beef industry? Dive into Ulysses and you'll find much about cattle - and the economic relationship between Ireland and Britain James Joyce • 15 Jun 22
What a Sinn Féin victory will mean for power-sharing in NI Sinn Féin knows it needs the DUP to make power-sharing work, but also has its eyes on leading the Government in Dublin Stormont Election • 09 May 22
How Brexit will influence voting in the Northern Ireland election The relationship between the UK and EU will continue to impact electoral trends in Northern Ireland Brainstorm • 26 Apr 22
What's behind the DUP's latest move in Northern Ireland? The resignation of the First Minister seems to have less to do with the Northern Ireland Protocol and more to do the party itself Northern Ireland • 07 Feb 22
Why do British people know so little about Ireland? From politics to academia, ignorance in British society about Ireland has profound implications for relations between the two nations Britain • 05 Nov 21
Can we ensure the supply chain Grinch doesn't steal Christmas? Supply chains provide many things every day, but they cannot keep up with an ever-increasing demand for faster, cheaper, better goods Christmas • 03 Nov 21
Why the EU can't give in to latest British 'red line' on Protocol The Northern Ireland protocol is a delicate balancing act and requires a robust oversight framework Brexit • 18 Oct 21
Where have all the truck drivers gone? The shortage of heavy goods vehicle drivers is a global problem that has been ignored and allowed to fester for years Retail • 06 Oct 21
How Brexit will hit young Irish soccer players joining UK clubs The Republic Of Ireland topped the league for the transfer abroad of young players for 10 years, but Brexit is set to change this. Brexit • 20 Sep 21
How Northern Ireland's current political narratives miss the mark Contrary to the traditional orange and green image, 42% of Northern Irish peope identify as neither nationalist nor unionist Nothern Ireland • 31 Aug 21
How Brexit has altered trade between Ireland and the UK While trade between Ireland and Britain is down, Brexit has had a significant positive impact on trade between the two parts of Ireland Brexit • 06 Jul 21
What are my rights when I buy online from the UK after Brexit? Buying online from our nearest neighbour now comes with extra risks for consumers trying to enforce their legal rights Consumer Rights • 01 Jul 21
Will EU citizens in the UK now be liable for deportation? Today is the deadline for EU citizens living in the UK to apply for the EU Settlement Scheme Brexit • 01 Jul 21
All you need to know about the Northern Ireland sausage war Why are British sausages being blocked from entry into Northern Ireland? The dispute explained Northern Ireland • 14 Jun 21
How the groups we belong to affect how we think, feel and behave A focus on what people have in common may be key to ensuring harmony - even with Brexit and Northern Ireland Identity • 04 Jun 21
What will Northern Ireland look like a decade from now? While the union remains well placed, talk of a united Ireland is no longer a matter for the birds as a realignment takes place Northern Ireland • 19 May 21
'Right now, the UK and the EU are not in a good place' There is clearly no trust between the UK and the EU when it comes to Brexit and the Northern Ireland protocol Northern Ireland • 04 Mar 21
How NI protocol headaches may be the price of Brexit for the DUP The DUP exploited pre-existing regulatory divergence from Britain many times in the past to create a 'different' Northern Ireland Northern Ireland • 10 Feb 21
What did the EU contribute to the Northern Ireland peace process? The EU played a subtle but important backstage role in building peace in Northern Ireland European Union • 04 Feb 21
How Brexit shows the vital importance of Ireland's seas and ports Brexit potentially recasts Irish port towns and their environs as central rather than peripheral to the country's future Brexit • 01 Feb 21
How Ireland could help 50,000 EU citizens in Northern Ireland Giving Irish citizenship to non-Irish EU citizens in Northern Ireland would be a major showing of compassion and leadership Brexit • 15 Jan 21
Deal or no deal, is there a Brexit win for Northern Ireland? Under current arrangements, Northern Ireland will effectively remain in the EU for trade when the UK leaves Brexit • 14 Dec 20
