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Public consultation launched on all-island strategic rail review
The deadline for submissions as part of the public consultation is January 21, 2022.
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The deadline for submissions as part of the public consultation is January 21, 2022.
The UK Brexit Minister David Frost described last week a “significant” gap remaining between the UK and the EU.
The UK’s meteorological service has issued a rare “red weather” warning, with wind gusts of almost 100 miles (160 kilometres) per hour.
Peter Hendy said the price of either project “would be impossible to justify” as “the benefits could not possibly outweigh the costs”.
Frost has insisted that the UK Government is committed to the equality and human rights safeguards within the Protocol.
Stormont ministers met this morning to agree new measures to tackle the virus.
The UK’s chief negotiator has said the UK will safeguard its position “in other ways” if an agreement can’t be reached.
The proposal was first reported last weekend.
The former Taoiseach said loyalists who are opposed to the Northern Ireland Protocol “haven’t got a clue” about how it works.
Bertie Ahern said the idea that the NI Protocol is about trade “just passes them by.”
A modelling paper says even Covid-19 passports may not prevent hospitals from becoming overwhelmed.
The man will appear in court tomorrow morning.
People in Co Antrim reported feeling the tremor.
The European Commission vice-president said if the UK Government suspended the protocol, it would have “serious consequences”.
Conor Washington was unable to take a last-minute chance to snatch a famous victory.
Paul Givan said it is because the DUP holds the agriculture ministry that “we haven’t had the protocol being implemented”.
The NI Executive is accepting all the recommendations made by an expert panel last month.
The leader of the civil rights movement in Northern Ireland was laid to rest in his native Edendork, Co Tyrone, on Saturday.
Campaigners have accused the British government of damaging the peace process in their handling of the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The European Commission vice-president said there had been a ‘change in tone’ from UK negotiators.
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood pays tribute to the late politician and civil rights campaigner, who will be buried today.
Varadkar said triggering Article 16 would mean the EU would have to respond.
Micheál Martin has called on the Progressive Unionist Party to reconsider their withdrawal of support for the Good Friday Agreement
Four men boarded the bus on the outskirts of Belfast and ordered passengers off.
The First Minister is not legally represented in the case taken by a Belfast businessman against the DUP’s boycott of north-south meetings.
London has said it could move to suspend the NI protocol.
Police came under attack with missiles and fireworks last night.
She visited several venues across Co Derry today.
Masked men poured fuel over the vehicle before setting it alight.
He also said the EU had “destroyed cross-community consent”.
International Fund for Ireland chairman Paddy Harte said another spate of disorder like at Lanark Way in Belfast cannot be ruled out.
Queen’s University is monitoring public attitudes to the contentious Irish Sea trading arrangements.
Stormont elections are currently set to happen next year.
Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill said the policy must be delivered upon.
The EU’s suggested changes will fix some – but not all – problems with post-Brexit trade in Northern Ireland.
A round of talks in Brussels was ‘constructive’ but significant disagreements still remain.
Beth Mead and Bethany England did the damage in a 4-0 win.
Captain Marissa Callaghan will lead her side out at England’s national stadium.
The Irish FA board unanimously agreed on Thursday night to extend the manager’s contract.