Its fringes touch the border with the Republic of Ireland.
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The rules are even tighter in the Republic of Ireland.
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Steve, 48, is a Liverpool and Republic of Ireland fan.
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"We are solidly behind the Republic of Ireland," Dahlgren said.
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They currently exclude the U.K. and the Republic of Ireland.
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This article looks at the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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That was the Republic of Ireland in the summer of 1966.
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However, 90% of his customers are in the Republic of Ireland.
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She returned to live in the Republic of Ireland in 2004.
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It is in the Republic of Ireland, not in Northern Ireland.
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The biggest climbdown, however, was over the border with the Republic of Ireland.
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Northern Ireland has benefited from virtually open borders with the Republic of Ireland.
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These are the U.K., the Republic of Ireland, Croatia, Cyprus, Romania and Bulgaria.
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All schools and colleges in the Republic of Ireland have also been closed.
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All schools and colleges in the Republic of Ireland have been closed, too.
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In the Republic of Ireland, Joe Murphy began making Tayto Chips in 1954.
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This is a big deal for the once staunchly Catholic Republic of Ireland.
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But the only way to avoid checks on goods passing from Northern Ireland into the Republic of Ireland was for the north to apply the European Union's rules and procedures on tariffs — the same ones the Republic of Ireland follows.
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Most republicans oppose it, since it would weaken ties with the Republic of Ireland.
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There is currently an open border between the province and the republic of Ireland.
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Republic of Ireland (part of the EU), however, that would mean that the customs
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It has one shop in Northern Ireland, and two in the Republic of Ireland.
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Cricket was widely viewed as an English sport, especially in the Republic of Ireland.
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The best way to think about the Good Friday Agreement, experts said, is as a treaty meant to manage, and mend, relationships: within Northern Ireland, between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, and between the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
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The province's dismal economy will be particularly stark when compared with the Republic of Ireland.
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The Republic of Ireland, of course, will continue to be a member of the club.
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The most obvious one is the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Mr Johnson's Brexit plan would push Northern Ireland ever closer to the Republic of Ireland.
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In 2014, Ms. Y, an asylum seeker, arrived in the Republic of Ireland from abroad.
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In the UK and Republic of Ireland, the Samaritans can be contacted on 116 123.
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The first death linked to coronavirus in the Republic of Ireland was recorded on Wednesday.
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In the Republic of Ireland, abortion is illegal unless the woman's life is at risk.
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I was raised in the Republic of Ireland, close to the border with Northern Ireland.
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And, in the Republic of Ireland abortion is a criminal offence except in very limited circumstances.
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Open peatlands account for 7-10 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in the Republic of Ireland.
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Customers of Ulster Bank in the Republic of Ireland are so far unaffected, the spokeswoman added.
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Northern Ireland has an open border with the Republic of Ireland, a member of the bloc.
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At first, even Sean couldn't locate where the Republic of Ireland ended and Northern Ireland began.
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Along the border with the Republic of Ireland, that majority was even larger, about 64 percent.
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Sinn Féin is a political party that represents both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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In addition, there would be a customs border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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And it would avoid checks on goods moving between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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Northern Ireland is part of the UK, but the Republic of Ireland is an independent country.
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But in a town in the Republic of Ireland, there's an entirely different kind of animal burglar.
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McIlroy has also avoided the controversial decision to compete for the Republic of Ireland at the Games.
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They were posted from the Republic of Ireland and Ireland's police service is also helping the investigation.
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On May 25, the Republic of Ireland overwhelmingly voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment to its constitution.
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The Man in Charge: Michael O'Neill, not to be confused with Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill.
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This is a chance for the Republic of Ireland to change their image once and for all.
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In the Republic of Ireland, the offer applies to Health Service Executive (HSE) and emergency services staff.
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Britain and the Republic of Ireland are both members of the European Union and its common marketplace.
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LONDON — JPMorgan looks close to choosing Dublin, Republic of Ireland, as its post-Brexit European Union base.
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In that environment, soccer in the Republic of Ireland has had to contort itself simply to survive.
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Economically, Northern Ireland, the poorest region in Britain, has become increasingly integrated with the Republic of Ireland.
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The contentious issue of the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland is coming due.
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Farmers in Northern Ireland send their fresh milk south to be pasteurized in the Republic of Ireland.
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The boundary between the Republic of Ireland from Northern Ireland runs along the top of Cuilcagh Mountain.
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They also make avoiding a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland extraordinarily difficult.
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It's because both sides want to prevent a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Tesco veteran Jason Tarry now becomes CEO of the UK and Republic of Ireland business, reporting to Lewis.
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Abortion is illegal in Northern Ireland — which forms part of the United Kingdom — and the Republic of Ireland.
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With Austria, Serbia and the Republic of Ireland also contesting Qualifying Group D, finishing top won't be easy.
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First, in 2009, the Republic of Ireland played France in a home-and-away World Cup qualifying playoff.
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A member of the U.K., Northern Ireland shares a restriction-free border with the Republic of Ireland now.
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And you have to be a citizen of the UK, a British Commonwealth, or the Republic of Ireland.
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Op-Ed Contributor DUBLIN — The Republic of Ireland is about to commemorate the centenary of the Easter Rising.
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He said most boats based in Northern Ireland normally fish off the coast in the Republic of Ireland.
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Lawrence McNamee's dairy farm sits just inside the Republic of Ireland, on a lush patch of County Donegal.
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Three of them, ages 16 to 18, are from the Republic of Ireland, the other from the North.
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The trees in the background on the other side of the river are in the Republic of Ireland.
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You enter the front door in the Republic of Ireland and exit the rear door in Northern Ireland.
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Born in Drogheda in the Republic of Ireland, Byrne was a legitimate F1 prospect in the early eighties.
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The 310-mile border with the Republic of Ireland is poorly marked and often crosses existing farms and properties.
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Enda Kenny, the prime minister of the Republic of Ireland wants to keep the border with Northern Ireland open.
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After their first two games at Euros, the Republic of Ireland looked to be treading on well-worn ground.
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RBS said about 13 roles may be eliminated in Britain and about 220 roles in the Republic of Ireland.
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The Republic of Ireland would later lose 3-0, but this is what an international tournament should look like.
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Northern Ireland does not want a hard border with the Republic of Ireland, a member of the European Union.
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The result: trade disruptions, tariffs and friction that could reinvigorate conflict between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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An old customs post in Northern Ireland faces a farm in County Armagh heading toward the Republic of Ireland.
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Standing in Northern Ireland just outside the Republic of Ireland, on a road heading into the town of Clones.
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Beer kegs behind a pub in Clones, a small town in western County Monaghan, in the Republic of Ireland.
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Norwegian renewable energy company Statkraft has announced plans to start building its first wind farm in the Republic of Ireland.
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LONDON — Abortion rights campaigners plan to fly a drone carrying abortion pills from the Republic of Ireland to Northern Ireland.
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According to the 22028 census, more than 75,000 households in the Republic of Ireland continue to burn peat this way.
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"We support a free trade deal that avoids hard borders & enables continued cooperation with" the Republic of Ireland, he said.
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If Marc Wilmots chooses to start Origi for Saturday's game against the Republic of Ireland, Lukaku can have few complaints.
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As of 1 July 2018, Office had 156 stores and concessions in the UK, Germany and the Republic of Ireland.
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Dublin wants a written guarantee that there will be no hard border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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Sinn Fein is now the third-largest party in the Republic of Ireland and the second largest in the North.
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According to Wellings, the EU has been "remarkably unified" over Brexit, particularly protecting its member state, the Republic of Ireland.
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In this context, Phil Hogan, the commissioner from the Republic of Ireland, has been selected as the next trade chief.
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The D.U.P. would rather kill the backstop and risk a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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In May, the Republic of Ireland voted in a landslide to repeal one of the world's more restrictive abortion bans.
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The GFA is a legal truce that restored peace at the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Northern Ireland shares a land border with its southern neighbour, the Republic of Ireland, which remains an EU member state.
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Northern Ireland shares a land border with its southern neighbor, the Republic of Ireland, which remains an EU member state.
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A substantial number of people in Northern Ireland -- and the majority in the Republic of Ireland -- wanted a united Ireland.
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Of particular concern to politicians and locals is the status of the border between Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland.
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The peace deal depends on an open border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland—something EU membership conveniently supplied.
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The company said it would apply for authorisation of a new, wholly owned insurance subsidiary incorporated in the Republic of Ireland.
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While Sweden managed to salvage a 1-1 draw with the Republic of Ireland on Monday, it was anything but convincing.
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The backstop plan is designed to prevent a hard border between Northern Ireland and European Union member the republic of Ireland.
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But the subject of the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland carries historical, political, cultural and economic weight.
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Half a mile down the road, he reached customs for the Republic of Ireland, and then carried on to the warehouse.
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And if a hard border is imposed between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, will the United Kingdom itself unravel?
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The heavily Catholic Republic of Ireland voted to legalize abortion in a 2018 voter referendum, which passed by about 30 points.
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Low tide on the Northern Ireland side of the River Newry, which functions as a border with the Republic of Ireland.
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The backstop is essential, in the eyes of Europe, to continue the peace process between North Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Sure, the Republic of Ireland aren't exactly the mightiest footballing nations, but Keane in his pomp could single-handedly spur them on.
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Anti-Brexit billboards on the northern side of the border between Newry in Northern Ireland and Dundalk in the Republic of Ireland.
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The funds will be used to expand into Europe, with the UK and the Republic of Ireland in the coworking network's sights.
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After a no-deal Brexit, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland would be in different customs, regulatory and food-safety regimes.
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The Republic of Ireland, long one of the most socially conservative countries in Europe, backed gay marriage in a referendum in 2015.
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Groups from the Republic of Ireland including Galway Pro Choice, ROSA and Abortion Rights Ireland also protested the proposed ban in Poland.
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Today, Sinn Fein is an opposition party in the Republic of Ireland and is the second-largest party in Northern Ireland's Legislature.
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Despite the efforts of anti-abortion groups like Family & Life, abortion was successfully legalized in the Republic of Ireland earlier this year.
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The company picked Jersey as an alternative after a 2013 crackdown on its controversial tax practices in the Republic of Ireland. 2.
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Thursday's negotiations will focus on finding an alternative solution to prevent a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Britain's exit from the European Union threatens to disrupt trade and potentially reinvigorate conflict between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Becky Sauerbrunn of United States takes the ball downfield against the Republic of Ireland at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, Aug.
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To prevent checks on goods passing into the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland will have to apply European Union rules on tariffs.
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May's deal had sought to ensure there's no hard border between the U.K.'s Northern Island and EU member Republic of Ireland.
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One of the key sticking points to getting Brexit "done" has been the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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The Republic of Ireland is proudly progressive, led by an openly gay taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, who is of Irish and Indian heritage.
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And it likely couldn't have happened if the UK and the Republic of Ireland hadn't both been members of the European Union.
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The 27 EU countries want a permanent solution that will always avoid a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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The deal excludes BoI's Northern Ireland commercial credit card portfolio and does not impact the lender's credit cards in the Republic of Ireland.
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Women in Northern Ireland seeking terminations often travel to England and, now, the Republic of Ireland, where abortion was made legal in 2018.
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As such, Arsenal's 16-man match day squad did not feature a British player, nor one from Northern or the Republic of Ireland.
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On July 4 1999 — exactly four months after Brooklyn's birth — the pair were married at Luttrellstown Castle, Castleknock in the Republic of Ireland.
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Both parties agreed in December that whatever happens, the border between the north and the Republic of Ireland must remain open and invisible.
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Meanwhile, Catholics, many of whom identified with their religious and cultural compatriots in the Republic of Ireland, formed their own similarly insular neighborhoods.
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In May, the Republic of Ireland voted to overturn a law that banned abortion unless the life of the mother was in danger.
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Protestant-majority Northern Ireland and the mainly Catholic Republic of Ireland have long been among the most socially conservative places in Western Europe.
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Similar exoduses took place across the world: by 21966 nearly a sixth of those born in the Republic of Ireland lived in Britain.
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Despite the increase in the interception of abortion pills, women from the Republic of Ireland are still finding ways to access the medicine.
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When we suggested that Republic of Ireland fans had come to the Euros solely for the sake of the craic, we were lambasted.
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But the bloc says that this would lead to border checks between the Republic of Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland.
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Divergence also has major implications for the UK's only frontier with the EU -- the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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There have been a total of 43 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Republic of Ireland, with a further 18 in Northern Ireland.
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Ms. Saidléar said social media had been instrumental to grass-roots organizing for women's rights, in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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A community transmission case in the Republic of Ireland has led to 60 staff at Cork University Hospital being asked to self-isolate.
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Mr. Johnson's deal would keep Northern Ireland aligned with the European Union's single market, avoiding a physical border with the Republic of Ireland.
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The Republic of Ireland has historically had a high suicide rate as well, though it has seen a steady decrease in recent years.
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Founded in 1978 in small-town Ballinasloe, County Galway, Supermac's has 102 outlets in the Republic of Ireland and four in Northern Ireland.
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A Catholic born in Monaghan in the Republic of Ireland, McGuigan married a Protestant and fought his biggest fights in Belfast or England.
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The backstop plan is essentially a legally-binding insurance policy to ensure there is no hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland whatever the outcome of future trade talks between the U.K. and the EU. Presently, there are no customs or regulatory checks on goods passing between Northern Ireland, which is part of the U.K., and the Republic of Ireland.
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For perhaps the first time in their history, a Republic of Ireland team will be remembered more for the football than the associated craic.
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This acts as a safety net to prevent any hard border with the Republic of Ireland, which is remaining as an EU member country.
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The UK will stay in a customs union, which will allow the continuing of frictionless trade between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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As a direct result of the Irish government's policy of intercepting abortion medicine, two providers no longer send pills to the Republic of Ireland.
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This could extend the voting population of the Republic of Ireland from 4.4 million to up to 70 million people who claim Irish heritage.
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The leading nationalist party called for a vote on reunification with the Republic of Ireland as soon as the EU referendum results were announced.
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Relations between the Republic of Ireland and the UK are also pretty peaceful lately, although memories of factional violence get brought up pretty often.
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She now works to provide support to women from the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland who are also forced to travel for abortions.
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However, if attention to detail is your thing, you'd probably notice that designers have removed a bit of the Republic of Ireland as well.
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Defeat for a much-changed side against the Republic of Ireland, having already sealed top spot in the group, probably isn't all that significant.
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Many of his clients are farmers who operate near the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, and trade across it daily.
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An inaccurate — and extremely irritating — TV and film stereotype is doing a disservice to the women of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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This could happen in a country like the Republic of Ireland, for instance, where abortion is only accessible up to 12 weeks of pregnancy.
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Northern Ireland's Good Friday peace deal in 1998 was followed by two referendums, one in Northern Ireland and one in the Republic of Ireland.
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Irish is one of the official languages of the Republic of Ireland, where students are required to study it in school for 13 years.
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There are also serious questions to be answered over how the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland will operate post-Brexit.
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It comes after the first death of coronavirus was recorded in the Republic of Ireland on Wednesday, with a total of 43 confirmed cases.
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That would allow seamless trading with the Republic of Ireland to continue, easing concerns that decades of peace on the island might be jeopardized.
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The biggest obstacle to a Brexit withdrawal deal was the difficulty in maintaining a seamless border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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But you couldn't help noticing that the pyre that was about to be lit had been bedecked with flags of the Republic of Ireland.
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The United Kingdom, which includes Northern Ireland, voted in 2016 to leave the European Union, but the Republic of Ireland remains within the bloc.
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The Irish Free State became just "Ireland" in 1937, and then formally left the British Commonwealth and became the "Republic of Ireland" in 1949.
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Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, shares a border with the Republic of Ireland, which will remain part of the European Union.
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A clause in the U.K's withdrawal agreement, the backstop ensures an open border between the E.U's Republic of Ireland and the U.K.'s Northern Ireland.
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Any sign of border controls between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, an EU member, could inflame Irish nationalists who seek a united Ireland.
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France have been less than the sum of their parts at this tournament, and struggled against the Republic of Ireland at the Stade des Lumières.
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It is also the third-largest party in the Republic of Ireland, where it recently declared its willingness to take part in a coalition government.
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The report said some companies could move to the Republic of Ireland if Brexit disrupts the Common Travel Area that currently exists with Northern Ireland.
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Both Britain and the European Union say they do not want to go back to border checks between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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The backstop plan is essentially a legally-binding insurance policy to ensure there is no hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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The Northern Irish realize that they have benefited from being inside EU, not least because of the ease of trade with the Republic of Ireland.
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Northern Ireland, which has long had an open border with the Republic of Ireland, a member of the European Union, will face a new reality.
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Officials there told Business Insider that if the UK leaves the EU without a deal, border controls with the Republic of Ireland would inevitably return.
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In "Code Green," Amber A'Lee Frost analyzes how a comparable system already exists in the Republic of Ireland, where it's created a crisis of care.
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On Tuesday morning, a drone carrying abortion pills was flown from the Republic of Ireland to Northern Ireland in an act of defiance and solidarity.
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Dissident Republicans believe Ireland can only be united by force, a view condemned by most people in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Indeed, had it not been for Robbie Brady's late goal for the Republic of Ireland against Italy, Turkey would have qualified for the last 23.
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The frontier between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland has become a major sticking point in talks about Britain's exit from the European Union.
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The former wanted to unite Northern Ireland with the Republic of Ireland, while the unionists wanted Northern Ireland to remain part of the United Kingdom.
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A railway bridge on the River Belcoo that was blown up by the British Army in the 1970s, as seen from the Republic of Ireland.
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The border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland was heavily militarized for decades as a partisan conflict over British control over the North.
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Remarkably, it has held the peace, while essentially erasing the border between the Republic of Ireland and the swath of historic Ulster belonging to Britain.
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Women in Northern Ireland have to travel to other countries—such as England, Scotland, Wales, and now, the Republic of Ireland—to legally have an abortion.
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Northern Ireland is considered the region of the United Kingdom most economically exposed to Brexit, due to its close trade links to the Republic of Ireland.
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On May 25, citizens will vote on whether to repeal the country's Eighth Amendment, which is effectively a ban on abortions in the Republic of Ireland.
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"Brexit is not a bilateral question between the Republic of Ireland and the UK," Juncker told a joint news conference with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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Purchasing abortion pills online is a criminal offence everywhere in the United Kingdom and in the Republic of Ireland; one that can carry a life sentence.
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Northern Ireland is considered the region of the United Kingdom most economically exposed to Brexit because of its close trade links to the Republic of Ireland.
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The backstop is an arrangement designed to ensure no hard border is erected on the island of Ireland between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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The Republic of Ireland, which is an EU member state, and Northern Ireland, which is part of the U.K., haven't been united for almost 100 years.
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The future of the border between the British province of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland was another worry cited by respondents in the survey.
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"Additional administrative burdens on businesses and the restoration of a border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland are among the problematic effects," he added.
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A no-deal Brexit would automatically reinstate a "hard" border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland — the exact situation both sides want to avoid.
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I had the good fortune to be in the Republic of Ireland in the days leading up to the Brexit vote and a few days thereinafter.
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The Regulation of Information Act limits the guidance that medics in the Republic of Ireland are legally allowed to give women such as Edwards and O'Kelly.
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But by 2015, things had changed enough that the Republic of Ireland became the first nation in Europe to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote.
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On the same per capita basis, the second most innovative country on the list is Switzerland, followed by Denmark, the Netherlands, and the Republic of Ireland.
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This might sound like an improvement, but in fact, a comparable system already exists, in the Republic of Ireland, where it's created a crisis of care.
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Britain is one of Ireland's biggest trading partners, and the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland is a key issue in Brexit talks.
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The main stumbling block is the Irish backstop, a safety policy that aims to prevent a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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The two sides were fighting for the future of Northern Ireland and whether it would remain in the United Kingdom or join the Republic of Ireland.
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The question of whether to prosecute so-called legacy crimes in Northern Ireland remains a complicated political question in Britain and in the Republic of Ireland.
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More recently, women in Northern Ireland have also begun to cross the border to the Republic of Ireland, which legalized abortion following a referendum last year.
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Brexit may force the reintroduction of formal border checks between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, the removal of which was central to the agreement.
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Officials are trying to avoid having a physical border between Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and the Republic of Ireland, which isn't.
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But Sinn Féin's political status in the Republic of Ireland has changed in recent years, and dramatically so in the lead-up to the current election.
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The judgment was a major victory for women's rights activists, who had felt left behind after the Republic of Ireland voted to legalize abortion last year.
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He said there would be no regulatory or customs checks at the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland (a part of the U.K.).
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The Republic of Ireland is in the EU. But Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK, won't be in the EU trading bloc after the split.
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LONDON, Jan 7 (IFR) - The Republic of Ireland has set the spread at 24bp over mid-swaps on its 10-year syndicated bond, according to a lead.
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The country has a mostly open border with the Republic of Ireland (which will remain part of the EU) which was only established after decades of violence.
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But a solution that is acceptable to the Republic of Ireland, May's Conservative party, and the Democratic Unionist Party on whose support her government depends looks elusive.
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The site's newest video attempts to detail 100 years of beauty in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, all in a two-minute time frame.
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They preserved their own key principles, including the need to show solidarity with Ireland and prevent a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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They would be at ports and airports for items coming into Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom, not coming into Northern Ireland from the Republic of Ireland.
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What Theresa May wants is a Brexit that keeps an open border with the Republic of Ireland, but pulls the UK out of the EU customs union.
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Issues include the cost for Britain to settle its financial commitments and debts, and the status of the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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"Today some are trying to bribe us out of the United Kingdom by claiming to offer us a better lifestyle in the Republic of Ireland," he said.
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The reimposition of a "hard" border would be likely to antagonize Catholics, who have historically wished for the unification of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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When the Republic of Ireland and Britain joined what became the European Union on the same day, in 1973, the border immediately started to become less relevant.
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And Mr. Johnson's Brexit plan was a wake-up call for them, as it would keep Northern Ireland in a customs union with the Republic of Ireland.
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The island of Ireland is famously split between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland — and this contentious fact is even reflected in the country's potato chips.
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British authorities destroyed civilian crossings to make it harder to go back and forth, over fears the IRA was finding safe haven in the Republic of Ireland.
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The Republic of Ireland will be staying in the EU, and has already seen a spike in passport applications from Northern Ireland, even from traditionally anti-Republican areas.
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The issue is seen as the most controversial part of the existing Withdrawal Agreement, and involves maintaining a seamless border separating Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Meanwhile, the peace process in Northern Ireland could be shaken by a vote to leave the EU, especially since the Republic of Ireland will remain an EU member.
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Johnson is visiting the province of Northern Ireland, whose border with EU member Republic of Ireland has been the main sticking point in Britain's talks with the bloc.
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The city -- which is referred to by Irish nationalists as Derry and British unionists as Londonderry -- is a short drive from the border with the Republic of Ireland.
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During Easter weekend, republicans seeking to unite British-ruled Northern Ireland with the Republic of Ireland mark the anniversary of the 1916 revolt in Dublin against British forces.
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The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland are experiencing some of the most extreme weather the island has seen in decades as the aftermath of Hurricane Ophelia strikes.
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As a result Irish fishermen can legally fish along Northern Ireland's coast but Northern Ireland fishermen are prohibited from fishing along the coast of the Republic of Ireland.
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The conflict largely occurred within Northern Ireland, though spread to the Republic of Ireland, the U.K. and parts of Europe, and claimed the lives of thousands of civilians.
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The packages were posted from the Republic of Ireland, according to a senior European government source, and Ireland's police service confirmed it was helping British police to investigate.
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Strolling the 310-mile stretch where the Republic of Ireland meets Northern Ireland, one would need a discernible eye to notice the straddling of two completely separate countries.
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LONDON, Jan 7 (IFR) - The Republic of Ireland opened order books on a 10-year euro syndicated bond at 25bp area over mid-swaps, according to a lead.
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Monday's agreement involved a U.K. concession that its province of Northern Ireland would remain in the EU customs union, preventing a hard border with the Republic of Ireland.
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Some of the phrases are historic, out-of-use proverbs with original Irish Gaelic translations (today, 39.8% of the population in the Republic of Ireland speak Irish daily).
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His death, in a hospital, was confirmed by Leo Varadkar, the incumbent taoiseach (a Gaelic word commonly pronounced TEA-shock), or prime minister, of the Republic of Ireland.
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Britain had so far failed to present sufficiently detailed plans to preserve peace in Northern Ireland, and a common travel area with the Republic of Ireland, they said.
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Another concern is the potential creation of a hard trade border between the Republic of Ireland, which is an EU member, and U.K.-ruled Northern Ireland post-Brexit.
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Northern Ireland (which, as part of the U.K. is leaving the EU) and the Republic of Ireland (which is remaining inside the EU) share a 300-mile border.
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Johnson has defended his government's proposals for an amended Brexit deal after extracts of the plan were reported by media outlets and criticized by the Republic of Ireland.
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One sticking point has been how to deal with the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, which will remain a member of the European Union.
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Brexit will have a major impact on the province because it shares a border with the Republic of Ireland, which will remain a part of the European Union.
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" "What we want is an enduring assurance that there will not be a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland no matter what the circumstances.
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That's because the Good Friday Agreement includes the possibility of holding a border poll, where Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland could vote to form one country.
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Agreeing an arrangement for the Northern Irish border with the Republic of Ireland is a hurdle, though diplomats said a deal could be clinched at the very last minute.
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Long illegal, in 1997 it became legal to sell poitín again in the Republic of Ireland, provided it was made at an actual distillery, rather than, say, your barn.
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But one particularly fraught question is what will happen to the open border between Northern Ireland (part of the UK) and the Republic of Ireland (part of the EU).
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How important a factor is, say, whether Scotland holds another independence referendum, or if you see an upsurge in Northern Irish Catholics clamoring to join the Republic of Ireland?
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Until the late nineties, the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, which has almost three hundred crossing points, was a frontier guarded by soldiers in watchtowers.
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More recently the term Unionist has become popular again to remind voters that the Tories are against Scottish independence, or Northern Ireland being absorbed into the Republic of Ireland.
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The point of concern, they told the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), is how to treat retail operations in the Republic of Ireland and other EU countries.
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The new IHS Conflict Monitor map shows that ISIS controls roughly 68,300 square kilometers (903,370 square miles) of Iraq and Syria -- about the size of the Republic of Ireland.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. In our penultimate preview for Euro 2016, we cast our analytical eyes over Belgium, Italy, Sweden and the Republic of Ireland.
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In the Republic of Ireland, a constitutional ban on abortion means that only women whose pregnancies put their lives at risk can have access to safe, legal abortion services.
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A so-called no-deal exit would could cut the region's exports to the Republic of Ireland by up to 19 percent, the civil service said in a report.
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The first three are contained on the island of Great Britain, while Northern Ireland shares an island with the independent Republic of Ireland, which will remain an EU member.
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And although the connection among the suspects remains unclear, the case increasingly seems to have some roots in the border area between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Northern Ireland sends a fifth of all its exports south of the border to the Republic of Ireland, so tariffs and the introduction of new red tape would hurt.
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A couple of hours later, as Robbie Brady nodded home an unlikely winner against Italy, we imagine there were a few Republic of Ireland supporters screaming in comparable glee.
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Overall, 62 percent of SMEs in Northern Ireland said they believe Brexit would have a negative impact on their business compared to 68 percent in the Republic of Ireland.
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That party has said for months that it will not accept any deal that peels Northern Ireland away from the rest of Britain and toward the Republic of Ireland.
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Northern Irish republicans would be emboldened to call for unification with the Republic of Ireland, which could occur, or they could just reignite the Troubles after decades of peace.
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These promises would box her in, glossing over the fact that leaving the customs union would require establishing a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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And border crossings between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have been removed, making it easier for people on either side to live lives that span both territories.
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McKee, a 29-year-old journalist and LGBT activist, was shot dead during a night of political unrest near the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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The Scottish government wants a second independence referendum, and the demographic tide is turning in Northern Ireland, which may yet reunite with the Republic of Ireland within a generation.
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Abducted by four masked men, he was driven across the nearby border with the Republic of Ireland, locked in a horse trailer and beaten and tortured for two hours.
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The details: Mr. Johnson's plan would avoid a border within Ireland by keeping Northern Ireland under the E.U.'s tariff rules — the same ones the Republic of Ireland follows.
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Coal, gas canisters and produce are sold out of a trailer along the side of a road west of Londonderry, adjacent to the border with the Republic of Ireland.
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