Northern Ireland Protocol

Port of Larne. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Political and business leaders respond to Windsor Framework

Mayor of London calls for duty-free shopping to be reinstated

The ABOD General Committee has called for support for anti-protocol rallies

Apprentice Boys leaders voice support for anti-protocol rallies

'Delays in planning system costing jobs'

Port of Larne

Council ‘assessing situation’ over Larne port staff after Poots ‘halts’ checks

DUP Councillor Gregg McKeen

DUP says FSA is ‘talking to council about funding Brexit port staff’

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson poses with a painting of the party's founding leader Rev Ian Paisley, by Kenny McKendry, at a Belfast dinner to mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the party.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson’s keynote address at DUP’s 50th anniversary dinner

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson will be quizzed by peers about the state of the union tomorrow, Wednesday.
Photo: Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Donaldson to tell Lords:‘Protocol threatens most serious crisis in NI’s history’

The 2018 Last Saturday Parade in Cookstown which is hosting a demonstration again this Saturday

Last Saturday: Royal Black Institution keeps it local with 28 smaller parades

Former Larne Mayor Tom Robinson.

Former Larne Mayor calls for ‘tasty’ EU cold meat wrangle protest on the Twelfth

Belfast Road. Pic by Google.

Northern Ireland Protocol: Hundreds of people attend protest in Greenisland

Queens Park. Pic by Google.

Northern Ireland Protocol: Hundreds of people attend protest in Glengormley

The parade made its way down the Station Road.

Anti-protocol protest held in Newtownabbey

The demonstration took place in Carrickfergus on May 6.

Hundreds of people at anti-protocol parade in Carrickfergus

Required Brexit checks on agri-foods are currently taking place in temporary facilities at NI ports

Permanent Irish Sea border posts not ready at NI ports ‘until 2023’

Larne port. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Mid and East Antrim Council ‘affirming opposition to NI Protocol’

Graffiti daubed on a wall in the harbour area of Larne.

NI Protocol: Council withdraws all staff from Larne Port due to threats