Thats a pretty ignorant statement. Often there is not the courses in ireland to meet the demand.
Notwithstanding the fact that many irish courses have a way too high an entry point.
Thats a pretty ignorant statement. Often there is not the courses in ireland to meet the demand.
Notwithstanding the fact that many irish courses have a way too high an entry point.
North Antrim bucking the trend in the North with a thumping leave vote and Lincolnshire a huge leave vote. The Iron Lady and the Big Man will be smiling down with approval.
wow
Thankfully we have a government brimming with talent to steer us through the next few years.
Thatâs the obvious short-term upside. And we should continue to have a âspecial relationshipâ with Britain in economic terms as well, should the EU tolerate that.
But the downside is that political and economic order of Europe has been fundamentally changed. Fuck knows what that will mean.
The Germans want the UK to stay on as an associate member which is the most likely outcome.
Basically itâs Norways deal, which means theyâll still have all the free trade & free travel, but they still have to pay money into the EU. Basically the exact same as it is now but theyâll have no say whatsoever in what happens in the EU.
Seems likely. There will be no mood in Europe for soft deals with Britain though.
Theyâre both burning in eternal flames down under, Jeff.
we donât give a shit about Europe
Already hearing that demand for Irish beef in UK falling away due to exchange rate
52 percent of beef exports go to the U.K. And 84 percent of poultry.
Checked my phone when I woke up - Brexit in bed, what a treat!
Worrying times for the Irish food sector. The UK is very dependent on imported food import though, so itâs not like they have much room to manoeuvre either. Wonder how long it will take to hit supermarket prices.
The British public will eat canned ham before they pay through the news for beef
mencken
Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.
British won`t be able to sell that deal to their electorate and the EU will not be able to enforce it
For the sake of the markets, the initial reaction will be reassurances all round. But any Germans I know want the Brits to be hammered for this, by any and all means available.