Cash register tycoon tots up his life in UK
By PJ Cunningham
Retired businessman Mark McGaugh, 78, who came to this country from Mayo in the 1950s, has just written a book about...
‘No meal Brexit’ looms
Colin Gannon
A no-deal Brexit could lead to food shortages and tariffs of up to 45 per cent which will “squeeze’ household budgets across the...
Irish licence holders reassured they can drive in UK after Brexit
Colin Gannon
Irish licence holders are being reassured that they can drive on UK roads even if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.
Their...
‘I want to assure all Irish people living here’
Adrian O'Neill, the Irish Ambassador to the UK, answers your concerns on Brexit and what happens in the event of a 'no-deal' scenario.
With just...
Irish upbringing led me to quit Labour, says MP
Colin Gannon
A former Labour MP has said her Irish upbringing informed her decision to quit the party last week, alleging leader Jeremy Corbyn has...
‘Very exciting news’ for Manchester Irish community
Colin Gannon
The construction of a hotel beside an Irish centre in Manchester is “very exciting news” that proves there are novel ways struggling centres...
Irish government publishes emergency no-deal Brexit bill
Colin Gannon
The Irish government has today published emergency legislation it hopes “is not needed” but will mitigate some of the “major” economic shocks if...
Three Tory MPs quit and join breakaway Labour group
Colin Gannon
Three Tory MPs have defected the party to join the breakaway “centreground” Independent Group founded by former Labour MPs.
Sarah Wollaston, Anna Soubry and...
Agreement to protect UK pensions in Ireland ‘welcome’
Colin Gannon
A legally-binding agreement guaranteeing the payment of state pensions and social welfare between the UK and Ireland has been officially signed and is...
Hard border makes violence ‘inevitable,’ warns report
Violence in Northern Ireland is “inevitable” if custom checks or border infrastructure are created at the Irish border with the UK crashing out of...