Irish citizens ‘will still be able to work, study and, above all, will be welcome’, says British minister

Agreement will guarantee the free movement of people between the two countries

Having a son reminds me we are immigrants. I long for the familiarity of parenting in Ireland

My comedy routine went down so well in London, but in Essex it was a different story

We asked Irish people in Britain to write about Brexit. Here are some of the 140 responses

Every lunchtime, scores of pro and anti-Brexit protesters gather outside parliament

Fear of being ‘Plastic Paddy’ stalled my passport application, despite 99% Irish DNA

Brexit has put a strain on personal relationships, says Channel 4’s Irish announcer

Opinions on Brexit are mixed among Irish International Business Network members

I arrived in Britain from Cork in my mother’s womb, and was adopted by a London family

These Irish Leave supporters want the UK to ‘take back control’ and reform immigration

It’s the biggest Irish community abroad, but Brexit and demographics are remaking it

While some apply ‘just for the passport’, for others, their reasons run deeper

Irishwoman Carol Jordan is head of planning with ITV News in London

British natives who have applied for Irish citizenship reveal their diverse motives

Half a million Irish women emigrated to England in the mid-20th century

Brexit has induced a toxic ‘them’ and ‘us’ narrative that must be challenged

‘Brexit refugees’ who have chosen to leave Britain for Ireland talk to Simon Carswell

Young Irish gather at London Irish Centre for event to launch new online guide for newcomers

Travel and healthcare are the biggest concerns among members of 120 Irish organisations

Many people in Britain are unaware that Ireland is a separate country at all

John FitzGerald: Britain’s influence over Irish migration and wages may be waning

New agreement protects rights of citizens living and working in each other’s state

Living on his own in London, Martin was away from family in Ireland in his final days

The days of Irish immigrants facing genuine hostility in the UK are long gone

Nursing and Midwifery Council apologises for confusion over email to Irish registrants

Deep in Ukip territory in East Sussex, neighbours were puzzled by our upset

Project of reconciliation led by community that suffered more than most

The arrangement permits travel and other benefits between Britain and Ireland

Theresa May says speculation about an imminent breakthrough in talks is premature

Exhibition at Migration Museum in London tells everyday stories in everyday spaces

I make no apologies for relating historical abuses to current day dynamics

Two people share their stories as conference celebrates history of London Irish LGBTQ

When I moved to London, I didn’t expect this toxic mix of dismissal and disdain

The country so many Irish people came to looking work is on the cusp of rationing

Irish abroad will be protected under the Common Travel Area, British government confirms

Applications have doubled since Brexit. Are people doing it just for travel, or is there more to it?

Social groups in London proving a lifeline for older ‘forgotten Irish’ community

New laws require immigrants to produce documentation to establish their status

Green Hearts initiative aims to combat high level of heart disease and stroke in Irish community