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Ireland's Prime Minister Micheal Martin Leaves At The End Of The Two Days Face-To-Face European Union (Eu) Summit At The European Council Building In Brussels, On October 16, 2020. (Photo By Johanna Geron / Pool / Afp) (Photo By Johanna Geron/Pool/Afp Via Getty Images)

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Taoiseach hopes to see Brexit trade deal outline by end of week

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Joe Biden Win May Impact Brexit Trade Talks, Says Coveney
Ireland

Joe Biden win may impact Brexit trade talks, says Coveney

No Breakthrough Expected In Johnson Call To Eu, Says Byrne
Ireland

No breakthrough expected in Johnson call to EU, says Byrne

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Brexit: Coveney Criticises Initial Approval Of Uk Plan To Breach Treaty
Ireland

Brexit: Coveney criticises initial approval of UK plan to breach treaty

Micheál Martin Warns Johnson Against Playing Politics On Brexit
Ireland

Micheál Martin warns Johnson against playing politics on Brexit

Dup Denies Johnson's Brexit Plan Undermines Peace Process
Ireland

DUP denies Johnson's Brexit plan undermines peace process

Taoiseach Confirms Government Is Preparing For No Deal Brexit
Ireland

Taoiseach confirms Government is preparing for No Deal Brexit

Brexit: Nancy Pelosi Warns ‘No Chance’ Of Us-Uk Trade Deal If Law Breached
Ireland

Brexit: Nancy Pelosi warns ‘no chance’ of US-UK trade deal if law breached

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Martin: Brexit Negotiations Can Only Continue If Mutual Trust Is Established
Ireland

Martin: Brexit negotiations can only continue if mutual trust is established

No Danger Of Irish Border Says Martin As Brexit Talks Resume
Ireland

No danger of Irish border says Martin as Brexit talks resume

Johnson's Plans To Override Brexit Withdrawal Agreement 'Treacherous Betrayal', Says O'neill
Ireland

Johnson's plans to override Brexit withdrawal agreement 'treacherous betrayal', says O'Neill

Contaminated Blood Victims In The North To Receive Increased Payments
Ireland

Contaminated blood victims in the North to receive increased payments