I spent a few days in Donegal and Derry last month. Both are geographically isolated within their respective jurisdictions. But they are at the epicentre of Brexit, exposed more perhaps Continue Reading →
As phase two begins, this is a good time to take stock. Here are five areas of focus: 1. Getting a transition agreement A transition agreement is essential to Continue Reading →
I will be hosting ‘Brexit: Islands of Opportunity?’ on the 24th of October at 7:30PM in the Greystones Theatre. The audience will hear contributions from Robin Barnett, British Ambassador to Continue Reading →
I’ve spent the best part of the past week in the UK meeting political, diplomatic, business, banking and community leaders on Brexit. I’ve sat in on Westminster debate and consulted Continue Reading →
That no UK Government Department has a working group focused on its relationship with Ireland, and the issues affecting that relationship, for when the UK leaves the European Union is Continue Reading →
I welcome Mr Barnier’s comments regarding the need to protect the fundamental principles of the Good Friday Agreement and North – South relations. It’s of fundamental importance that the achievements Continue Reading →