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What is up with Brexit?

Did the UK ever fix the Brexit problem with Ireland?

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  • Anonymous
    4 months ago

    Nothing it is working Fine the EU wants a deal at any cost the UK does not need a deal

    How many Countries have made trade deals with the UK about 57

    Singapore Norway amongst the Last 2  proving that people want our Money and all the Eu want is control

  • Ludwig
    Lv 7
    4 months ago

    Yes, they will have to leave the EU too at some point in the near future.  The effect on their economy will be disastrous if they do not.   We have seen from the attitude displayed by the member countries that the EU is a destructive force, and Brexit is merely the first step in dismantling it.

  • Anonymous
    4 months ago

    Ireland will rejoin Bretagne in a new United Celtic State.

  • 4 months ago

    Nope, the requirement to avoid a hard border has still not been resolved, and there is still no trade deal between the UK & the EU. The UK is expecting food shortages in 2021.

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  • Anonymous
    4 months ago

    The EU wants open Borders and the UK wants Independence

    so a No deal means a Hard Border with Ireland Not a Problem for the UK

    the EU wants free travel that is fine for the EU we the UK are Not in the EU

  • ?
    Lv 6
    4 months ago

    We don't have a Brexit problem with Ireland 

  • Maxi
    Lv 7
    4 months ago

    Nothing to do with ROI.... At 23:00 GMT on 31 December, England, Scotland and Wales will leave the EU's single market for goods. Northern Ireland will not.

    The EU's customs rules will also continue to apply at Northern Ireland ports.

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