teamhurtmore – Member
Well, it looks like the Irish government has resolved its issues so that there won’t be a general election that the Brexiteers all wanted. So the situation stays the same there. They’ll veto any deal that involves a hard border, so that remains as irreconcilable as ever.
So what will be their endgame? Who loses most in that scenario – the UK or RoI?
wtf didnt Fitzgerald just quit sooner?
tbh I think that the EU wouldve backed the Irish position regardless of whether they government was having an election, its not so much the Irish position as the EU position, has been from day 1.
all itll take is for Germany to form a new coalition and all the brexiters will have their schadenfreude taken away from them!*
meanwhile Davis is floundering badly in the HoC, I really wouldnt be surprised if we had a new Brexit secretary before we had a new PM at this rate!
As for Eire, May has boxed herself in with CU & SM red lines, so the Irish will want compensating some how, straight up cash would be a disaster for May so it will have to be something May can sell- a promise of a trade deal, but one that massively favours Ireland somehow, shed let them have th Isle of Mann if we didnt need all the tax havens we can hold on to right now 😉
*quite right too, wouldnt want to dilute our proud english language with a german word