Micheál Martin has not had the best run of luck as taoiseach
Inside Politics: When it looked like sunshine was breaking through, another crisis hit
Taoiseach heads to Berlin with Ukraine crisis top of the agenda
Inside Politics: Coveney issues blunt statement after Putin’s ‘dangerous escalation’
EU leaders ‘ready for next steps’ as they prepare post-Brexit talks
Relief in EU as UK’s position becomes clearer although no-deal cliff-edge remains possible
Hungarian tweets enrage fellow EU member states
Disparaging comments sent from debate on Budapest, Warsaw and the rule of law
EU leaders to discuss next phase of Brexit at Brussels summit
Draft leaders’ conclusions reiterate urgency of ‘timely ratification’ of withdrawal agreement
Stormont could play a role in a new Brexit deal, Northern Secretary suggests
Julian Smith highlights the possible importance of revived Assembly during Dublin visit
Delaying Brexit for three months would need to end deadlock – McEntee
Minister says EU would not support article 50 extension if it prolonged the uncertainty
Brussels to witness jostling over Brexit’s political declaration
Coveney welcomes solidarity on withdrawal agreement but focus now on finalising text
Brexit: Brussels takes steps to avoid ‘scaring the horses’ in London
May hints she will focus on changing political declaration, not the withdrawal agreement
Brexit: EU states warned to step up ‘no deal’ emergency plans
Paper warns of chaos at ports and airports but leaves Border questions unanswered
Departments asked to prepare ‘hard Brexit’ contingency plans
Potential emergency legislation among plans being considered in event of no EU-UK deal
Brexit agreement text clear and broad in scope, says Coveney
Text and not individual opinions on document should be heeded, says Tánaiste
Efforts turn from luring European Medicines Agency to Banking Authority
Lobbying to attract European HQs to Ireland after Brexit focusing now on banking agency
No Brexit ‘phase two’ talks before December, EU ministers insist
Simon Coveney welcomes ‘very strong language on Ireland’ in EU summit documents
EU ministers back commission over Polish rule-of-law concerns
Andrzej Duda has said he wants greater control over judicial appointments
EU leaders meet without Britain to discuss Brexit
Discussions overshadowed by a dispute over the role the European Parliament will play
Taoiseach dismisses proposals for bilateral agreement with UK
Theresa May uses EU summit to urge action over rights of UK citizens living in EU
Europe Letter: EU may be suffering from ‘enlargement fatigue’
Launch of Serbian chapters a signal of how far EU has travelled on its enlargement path
Gilmore will present EU budget amid MEP resistance
Text on seven-year package agreed last week but some will not support package
Irish role in EU budget accord criticised
Tánaiste and chief negotiator agree text on Multi-annual Financial Framework
Tentative deal reached on EU’s budget
Ageement brokered by Eamon Gilmore and parliament’s negotiator needs to secure support of member states
Gilmore says talk of concessions in October Budget ‘speculative’
Tánaiste speaking after senior Fine Gael Minister says: “We have come to the point now where working people are beginning to suffer from fatigue”
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