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Full coverage: Brexit

Brexit, Burnham, Farage: Dan O’Brien on the future of Irish-British relations

Beyond Andy Burnham's expected premiership, a Reform-Conservative coalition would walk away from the Windsor Framework, reviving the border dilemma faced by Ireland since Brexit.

Dan O'Brien
3rd Jul, 2026 - 5 min read

The nonsense of Brexit is still so popular that no party will advocate reversing it

If economic success doesn’t move voters in Poland, economic failure doesn’t move them in the UK. In today’s fractious politics, it is all about the tribe.

John Looby
25th May, 2026 - 3 min read

Colm McCarthy: Britain’s old ghosts are back — and Ireland should pay attention

From steel nationalisation to bond market jitters and the rise of Nigel Farage, the UK is revisiting political battles many thought settled. For Ireland, with so much tied to Britain’s economic stability, the consequences could again be profound.

Colm McCarthy
20th May, 2026 - 6 min read

From father to son: How Laydex was built, sold, and plans to grow

Laydex, a family-owned building solutions company, has just been acquired by a Swedish multinational. Its MD, Peter Woods, talks about the company’s origins, surviving numerous challenges, and how it plans to grow by acquisition and organically.

Tom Lyons
17th Apr, 2026 - 8 min read

Brexit, the Northern Ireland Protocol, and the €9m tax bill

Non compliance with a Brexit carve-out saw an Irish company that imports second-hand mobile phones hit with a multi-million-euro Vat liability in a case that is now going to the High Court.

Alice Chambers
13th Apr, 2026 - 5 min read

John Looby: The age of ignorance is over and Trump now stands permanently exposed

The movement started by Michael Gove’s public call to ditch the experts has ended with Donald Trump stuck at the Strait of Hormuz. The consequences are, at last, sinking in.

John Looby
10th Apr, 2026 - 4 min read

Credit checks, rate caps, and refunds: How London and Brussels plan to tame buy now, pay later “wild west”

Central Bank researchers warn the popular credit facility can lead to an "inflated perception" of affordability as the UK and EU line up different rules.

Michael Cogley
28th Oct, 2025 - 9 min read

Byron Fry: Dual European HQs became a post-Brexit norm. Now a more polycentric approach is emerging

London's financial giants have entered a new phase in their approach to European markets as Britain starts to diverge from Brussels. Ireland must be ready to cement its position as the bloc's leading financial centre.

Byron Fry
26th Sep, 2025 - 8 min read

Sandboxes and Brexit dividends: How Ireland should plan for financial services’ next decade

The country's financial services sector has thrived in spite of Brexit and Covid. Now, the Government needs to devise a strategy that will ensure the next Stripe or Revolut will grow from Ireland, not just within it.

Byron Fry
19th Aug, 2025 - 8 min read

Tribalism, Brexit, and nightmare scenarios: Why a united Ireland must get all stakeholders on side

The Irish Question, a new documentary from John Walsh and Alan Gilsenan, outlines the need to start talking about a united Ireland seriously. It acts as a warning against those who believe reunification is merely an inevitability, says Walsh.

Michael Cogley
5th Jul, 2025 - 10 min read
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