An op-ed on the Joint Report published after Phase 1 of the negotiations.
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On this page, you will find all of our media appearances to discuss our work, whether at select committees, on the radio, or on television. You will also find any blogs and op-eds we have written.
FactCheck: What are the options for the Irish border after Brexit?
Prof. Aoife O’Donoghue spoke to Channel 4 News FactCheck about the different options for the Irish border after Brexit.
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Brexit-ing Northern Ireland: The challenges Ahead.
Post on the Oxford Business Law Blog by Dr. Sylvia de Mars, Mr. Colin Murray, Prof. Aoife O’Donoghue and Dr. Ben Warwick, discussing how Brexit might affect trade and travel and significantly, peace and prosperity, across the Irish border
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A house of cards?
Blog post on UK Constitutional Law Blog by Mr. Colin Murray and Prof. Roger Masterman.
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Brexit: the next legal steps on the road out of Europe.
Mr. Colin Murray on The Conversation discussing the legal steps for the UK to convert the Brexit vote into a new relationship with the EU.
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Ireland faces partition again. Preserving the peace is critical.
Emer O’Toole’s opinion in the Guardian discussing the reinstatement of a physical border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland following Brexit with reference to the Policy Paper on Brexit, Ireland and Northern Ireland written by Dr. Sylvia de Mars, Mr. Colin Murray, Prof. Aoife O’Donoghue and Dr. Ben Warwick.
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How the EU played a key role in smoothing relations between London and Dublin.
Mr. Colin Murray in the Conversation discussing the role of the EU in the Peace Process.
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Brexit and the potential losses to the UK’s (and Ireland’s) ‘Comparative Advantage’.
Dr. Sylvia de Mars and Prof. Aoife O’Donoghue argue that Brexit would change the basis on which the UK trades regionally and globally and that it would also impact negatively on how Ireland would position itself.
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Brexit’s Bogeyman: The much-maligned Court of Justice of the European Union.
Post by Mr. Colin Murray on the Political Studies Association Blog, discussing the role and power of the CJEU.
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