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WATCH: A look at Ennis, Co Clare more than 70 years ago The Irish Film Institute presents this study of the sleepy village of Ennis, Co Clare, in the 1940s and how Shannon Airport affected daily life in the locality. In Partnership With: Facebook Addthis The 1949 short-film “Ennis,” from British Pathé, is featured on the Irish Film Institute’s IFIPlayer. While Pathé’s lens focuses on primitive thatched cottages in this short film, the narrator describes how Ennis "clings to the old ways of life." A young boy fills a bucket from a street pump, and the voiceover tells how "water for a...

Concern for an open Border matters far less now to an embattled European Union

Feb 15, 2021 06:22 GMTFXStreet News GBP/USD remains positive near the multi-month top flashed earlier in Asia. UK PM Johnson sounds optimistic as Britain achieved 15 million vaccination target. British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab isn’t joining the chorus of diplomats eyeing March 08 move. Brexit updates, phase two of UK’s vaccinations eyed amid off in the US, light calendar. GBP/USD bulls attack 1.3900, after refreshing the multi-month high with 1.3902 figures, while heading into the London open on Monday. The cable stays well bid as successful coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccinations tease ...

Now here’s one from the cold comfort department: Brexit’s fallout will remain with us long after Covid-19 recedes dimly into the most unpleasant corners of our collective national memory.

Britain’s exit from the EU’s trading orbit in January has led to significant disruption to trade between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom