Europe and Brexit
-
Reunification is inevitable: rational conversation is overdue
A series of powerful trends is combining to make the prospect of Irish reunification a reality. It’s time we started…
Read More » -
England’s difficulty and Ireland’s opportunity?
In May, Donald Tusk made clear to British and EU27 leaders that no discussion of the future trade relationship between…
Read More » -
Frictionless or fantasy?
The UK’s exit from the EU means its extraction from a project centred on enhancing transnational cooperation and movement across…
Read More » -
Exchange rate volatility
An increasingly volatile euro/sterling exchange rate could be one of the most immediate impacts of the UK’s decision to trigger…
Read More » -
All-island farming and food
Richard Halleron explores the increasingly integrated farming and food industry on the island of Ireland and considers the potential disruption…
Read More » -
Energy markets in uncertain times
Owen Wilson, Chief Executive of the Electricity Association of Ireland (EAI) discusses the implications of Brexit for the Irish…
Read More » -
Brexit update: Article 50 pending
At the British Tory party conference in late 2016, leader Theresa May explicitly stated that Article 50 will be invoked…
Read More » -
Ringside Ireland must weigh-in
Amidst the impending flurry of gruelling negotiations simultaneously aimed at fortifying each post-Brexit Britain and Europe, Ireland needs to box…
Read More » -
Brexit: an alternative
Following the announcement of an inevitable ‘hard’ Brexit, eolas analyses Scotland’s 49-page proposal to protect Scotland’s place in the single…
Read More » -
Brexit: the case for special status
Since the Brexit referendum result on 23 June last year, it has been clear that the British Tory Government intends…
Read More »