How we’ve been helping the Irish in Britain during lockdown
Icap therapists have been working with 200 clients each week by telephone and Zoom
Irish emigrants in Britain fear they won’t see Irish family members this year
Concerns around travel and quarantine restrictions makes visiting family in Ireland difficult, emigrants say
Irish in Britain on election: ‘An amazing, bizarre and painful time to be here’
Irish readers living in the UK have their say on who should form the next government and why
The more the British learn about Ireland’s loyalists, the less they like
The union has been preserved not out of love for Northern Ireland but by ambivalence
'A country in paralysis': Irishwoman in Britain covering the election for TV
Carol Jordan, head of planning in ITV news, says Brexit is not the main concern for the public
Anti-Irish sentiment in Britain: ‘I feel like I am back in the 1980s’
We asked readers in Britain if they had encountered anti-Irishness. Never, said some. Yes, said others
Tyneside’s forgotten fight for Irish freedom
The IRA in Tyneside was almost 500 strong and played a useful role in the War of Independence
London Irish: Irish people are great at looking out for each other abroad
Group created to combat isolation and distress among the elderly Irish in Britain
Irishman in London: Could Boris be Britain’s first cute hoor prime minister?
Call it populism, call it tribalism - whatever it is, Johnson commands fierce loyalty
Brexit Irish: ‘Getting an Irish passport was partly about rebelling’
Anger, dismay and confusion were recurring themes among research participants
Second-generation Irish: ‘We were outsiders among the English – and the Irish too’
Ian Duhig’s parents emigrated to England in the 1950s in search of a better life. In this essay, he looks at growing up under the influence of Ireland and never feeling quite at home
Are the British really as xenophobic as they’ve been made out to be since Brexit?
Living in London for two years, I haven’t noticed any more bigotry than in other countries
Irish in Britain must stand up and have their voices heard this week
European election is our chance to confront racism and xenophobia with our vote
A new direction of travel for the UK and Ireland
Common Travel Area agreement will take on a life of its own
Deal giving reciprocal rights for British, Irish citizens is signed
Irish citizens ‘will still be able to work, study and, above all, will be welcome’, says British minister
Britain and Ireland to sign Common Travel Area deal
Agreement will guarantee the free movement of people between the two countries
‘The chance to be a dad is the greatest gift London has given me’
Having a son reminds me we are immigrants. I long for the familiarity of parenting in Ireland
Trying to make Brexit funny when it’s no laughing matter
My comedy routine went down so well in London, but in Essex it was a different story
Irish in Britain: ‘I’d like to stay. Britain is not Brexit’
We asked Irish people in Britain to write about Brexit. Here are some of the 140 responses
Irish in London protesting against Brexit: ‘You can’t leave it to someone else’
Every lunchtime, scores of pro and anti-Brexit protesters gather outside parliament
'I didn’t feel English enough, yet wasn’t accepted as Irish'
Fear of being ‘Plastic Paddy’ stalled my passport application, despite 99% Irish DNA
‘Tell that Irish guy, there’s no ‘u’ in Filum!’
Brexit has put a strain on personal relationships, says Channel 4’s Irish announcer
The Irish in Britain will support each other as we always have
Opinions on Brexit are mixed among Irish International Business Network members
I have two families, one of which enables me to keep EU citizenship
I arrived in Britain from Cork in my mother’s womb, and was adopted by a London family
The Irish in Britain who back Brexit: ‘In my circle, everyone voted Leave’
These Irish Leave supporters want the UK to ‘take back control’ and reform immigration
Britain’s shrinking, ageing Irish population
It’s the biggest Irish community abroad, but Brexit and demographics are remaking it
‘I felt quite emotional’: The new Irish citizens in Britain
While some apply ‘just for the passport’, for others, their reasons run deeper
How I plan Brexit news coverage when there is no Brexit plan
Irishwoman Carol Jordan is head of planning with ITV News in London
‘My children say I’m hypocritical’: Brexit and the Irish passport rush
British natives who have applied for Irish citizenship reveal their diverse motives
Britain was no paradise for Irish emigrant women
Half a million Irish women emigrated to England in the mid-20th century
Irish in Britain can help show how difference should be celebrated, not feared
Brexit has induced a toxic ‘them’ and ‘us’ narrative that must be challenged
Brexiles: ‘It has become okay to make racial comments in UK’
‘Brexit refugees’ who have chosen to leave Britain for Ireland talk to Simon Carswell
‘London is such a hard place to meet people’
Young Irish gather at London Irish Centre for event to launch new online guide for newcomers
What is worrying the Irish in Britain about Brexit?
Travel and healthcare are the biggest concerns among members of 120 Irish organisations
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