Stormont deadlocked over introduction of Irish language legislation
Brandon Lewis says it is vital culture and language provisions are implemented
Brexit had ‘no impact’ on cross-Border policing co-operation, UK minister says
Robin Walker said due to trade deal with EU it was a case of ‘so far so good, and that’s to be welcomed’
Preservation order issued for 1970s Dublin blocks
24 St Stephen’s Green and 10 Burlington Road added to record of protected structures
UK government ‘obliged’ to introduce abortion in North despite Stormont motion
Jeffrey Donaldson called in House of Commons for regulations to be withdrawn
Up to North’s Executive to implement Troubles victims’ payment scheme – Lewis
Disagreement over who should pay for scheme is not causing delay, says Northern Secretary
Robert Ballagh at 77: still stamping his mark on Irish art
The musician-turned-artist got an early break designing stamps and banknotes – then the stage beckoned
Hunt calls for ‘technology-led solution’ to keep Border open after Brexit
Conservative leadership contender claims the mood in Brussels has changed and the EU is more open to alternatives to the backstop
The rubble club: An Irish architect watches his life’s work disappear
It’s hard for Brian Hogan to see his Dublin office blocks being razed for redevelopment
Bauhaus: design and ideas of utopia
As Bauhaus school celebrates its centenary, a conference looks at its conceptual legacy
Backstop does not need full single-market alignment – UK minister
Robin Walker said he hoped a new security partnership with the EU would ensure the Garda and the PSNI continue to co-operate
No such thing as ‘good Brexit for Britain’, says Owen Smith
Former Shadow Northern spokesperson sacked for seeking a referendum on final deal
Brexit secretary signals Border status quo after EU departure
David Davis confident Britain and EU can seal deal and ‘basically, we will do as we do now’
Britain could face EU bill for £5bn if it extends post-Brexit transition
EU rejects Theresa May’s preferred option before key Chequers meeting
Single Irish electricity market must continue after Brexit, UK minister says
Robin Walker acknowledges challenges but says solution in ‘everybody’s interest’
UK and Irish governments move to cool rhetoric over Brexit
Analysis: Few in Westminster believe EU will allow Ireland stop talks moving to phase two
Britain will take no steps to harden Border, says Brexit minister
Paisley among MPs who criticise ‘disgraceful’ Irish demands for more details
Plan to demolish Bord Fáilte building subject of Bord Pleanála hearing
‘Heritage loss’ claims made for Robin Walker structure deemed ‘poor’ piece of urban infill
Archetype or eyesore? Plans to demolish Bord Fáilte HQ meet with mixed response
Resistance to replacing building with granite-clad ‘gateway’ to Georgian core
Theresa May to launch Brexit business advisory group
Government trying to build bridges with industry, says Downing Street
Rural Ireland: Beyond haciendas and hobbit houses
The new vernacular: several garlanded architects are among those looking at the possibilities for liveable and meaningful architecture in rural Ireland
Visual art: James Joyce’s box of tricks reopened
Elaine Byrne’s foray into the wordplay of Ulysses is ingenious and entertaining
A celebration of Ireland’s Modernist heritage
A new book explores how the State forged its own postcolonial architectural identity
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