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Jean-Claude Juncker said Brexit makes him sad

Juncker says Brexit 'a failure and a tragedy'

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The European Union's most senior civil servant has promised that the bloc will approach the negotiation of Britain's withdrawal in a "friendly" and "fair" way, but warned that European institutions were not "naive" about the process.

The Secretary General of the Department of Justice said there is no question of UK officials acting as border agents in Ireland

UK officials at Irish ports ruled out

Michel Barnier says there can be no a la carte participation in the single market

EU's chief Brexit negotiator outlines bloc's conditions

Theresa May is expected to fire the starting pistol on Brexit at the end of March

EU to hold special Brexit summit at end of April

Bord Bia representatives will visit Irish exporters

Bord Bia launches new Brexit support initiative

Trinity College Professor Jane Ohlmeyer speaking at committee looking at the implications of Brexit on the Irish education system

NI students face huge rise in fees for Republic courses

The European Central Bank, the euro zone's banking supervisor, has had many inquiries from British-based banks wanting to come under its watch

Brexit banks set to avoid lengthy euro zone entry test

Theresa May's letter will set the process in train

Britain to trigger Brexit process on 29 March

Enda Kenny has said that NI and Brexit are 'immediate priorities'

Noonan expects Kenny to stay on until June

Queen Elizabeth shakes hands with Theresa May at an event last year

Royal assent granted for Brexit bill

Over the last 20 years the UK has become the main supplier of milled flour to Ireland

Brexit could 'add 10c to price of loaf' in Ireland

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