# brexit - Yesterday’s News
If accurate, it would make it the largest demonstration since the protest against the Iraq war in 2003.
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‘What was in There’s May’s head where she thought she could just go to a different location and make the same speech?’
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# brexit - Friday 19 October, 2018
Tánaiste Simon Coveney says it’s his job to hammer home what’s at stake for Ireland by being “polite but firm”.
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The number has grown 40-fold since 2016.
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EU leaders have warned Britain they would offer no more concessions to break the deadlock in negotiations.
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Broadcasters including Discovery, Disney and Viacom could be pulled from Irish viewers in 2019 if they fall foul of EU law.
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# brexit - Thursday 18 October, 2018
A final divorce arrangement looks likely to be pushed back to December now, leaving little time for countries to ratify the deal.
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# brexit - Wednesday 17 October, 2018
Ahead of today’s meeting, Theresa May and other European leaders gave their thoughts on how likely a Brexit deal was.
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May will meet with EU president Donald Tusk this evening before briefing her 27 European colleagues.
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# brexit - Tuesday 16 October, 2018
The UK has to enter the transition period to leave the EU by the 29 March – that’s if there’s a Brexit deal at all.
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Tánaiste Simon Coveney said solidarity with Ireland is as strong as ever.
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Leaders have insisted a Brexit deal could still be reached, despite the latest failed round of divorce talks.
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“I’ve seen it happen in the past, and I fear it will happen again,” Father Joe McVeigh said.
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# brexit - Monday 15 October, 2018
The UK Prime Minister was told by a fellow MP that for the people of Ireland, “Brexit means borders”.
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The Tániaste said a time limit on the backstop is not a runner.
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A make-or-break European summit takes place on Wednesday.
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The €1 billion underwater electricity cable linking Ireland and France is expected be finished by 2025/2026.
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# brexit - Sunday 14 October, 2018
The prospect of a no-deal Brexit is increasing as agreement remains elusive.
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# brexit - Saturday 13 October, 2018
Plus: The number of food businesses issued with closure orders in September.
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“The sort of things that we’re all documenting is senses of fear, anxiety, shame, and a loss of a sense of safety.”
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The slight Dáil majority enjoyed by Fine Gael has become even more wafer-thin in recent weeks.
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# brexit - Thursday 11 October, 2018
Brexit is a big factor.
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# brexit - Wednesday 10 October, 2018
“Everything is solved only when everything is solved,” the German leader said.
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The Northern Ireland backstop is the biggest remaining stumbling block of Brexit negotiations.
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# brexit - Tuesday 9 October, 2018
British and Irish leaders have said negotiations will continue until at least November.
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With regards to the 2016 Brexit referendum vote, 44.2% of people in Northern Ireland voted to leave the EU.
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# brexit - Monday 8 October, 2018
Technical discussions will resume in Brussels over Brexit this week.
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The Scottish First Minister has said that Glasgow and Belfast could end up competing for investment post-Brexit.
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# brexit - Sunday 7 October, 2018
Jeremy Corbyn says he’s open to holding another vote; while PM Theresa May has dismissed it as “a politicians’ vote”.
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A new book by an Irish retired member of the Defence Forces looks to shed light on the job they did during an intense period.
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Pettigo is split by Northern Ireland’s border – and locals are uneasy about what Brexit could bring.
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# brexit - Saturday 6 October, 2018
The change in tone comes two days after EU Council President Donald Tusk gave London a stern warning that time was running out to strike a deal.
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The human milk bank in Co Fermanagh currently provides milk to neonatal units in both Northern Ireland and the Republic.
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# brexit - Friday 5 October, 2018
The minister said Brexit is “the biggest obstacle” facing the proposed energy project.
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# brexit - Wednesday 3 October, 2018
It was a good start to the year for Tesco, but Brexit looms large.
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May made reference to her disastrous speech from last year, before attacking Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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The DUP leader did not rule out her party’s MPs voting against a Brexit deal in parliament.
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# brexit - Tuesday 2 October, 2018
The changing of the clocks for winter and summer has been a ritual in Europe since 1916.
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“I have respect for Arlene, but she is wrong on this,” Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney said.
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She also said that fears about how Brexit will affect Ireland was turning people off the idea.
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Cooler this morning with a bit of rain
Max: 15 °C
Min: 3 °C
Intervals of clouds and sun
Max: 12 °C
Min: 8 °C
Mostly cloudy
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Min: 8 °C
