[Cherie]

But Ireland will have a special arrangement it seems with regard to travel and work anyway

[Northern Monkey]

Theresa is going in tough.She's showing the EU that they don't have a hold over us in the negotiations.They can't just steam roll us into getting whatever they want.

[joeysteele]

Sorry but I think that is going to be bad for the UK, a bad decision but one all in the UK will have to cope with.
For Ireland, she is talking without authority.

Ireland will be bound by EU directives, she is going to have to bend consderably to get a really workable result.

Won't bother me,I am heading off this year to Ireland anyway for personal reasons too but also preferring to base myself in an EU Nation that is seemingly far more forward looking than some in England.
Not the rest of the UK,if there even will be a UK at all in the future of the current 4 Nations that form the present UK.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Cherie

But Ireland will have a special arrangement it seems with regard to travel and work anyway

I think that has to be inevitable because there's a land border with NI which would be impossible to control as strictly as the borders otherwise. There sort of HAS to be more or less free movement between ROI and NI. I do wonder what effect that will have on the ease of travelling between NI and the rUK, though... as EU members obviously still have access to ROI.

[jaxie]

Finally. So relieved we aren't getting some kind of semi EU arrangement.
That doesn't mean we can't negotiate a good trade deal with the EU on our own terms.

I think a different deal with Ireland is understandable.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Sorry but I think that is going to be bad for the UK, a bad decision but one all in the UK will have to cope with.
For Ireland, she is talking without authority.

Ireland will be bound by EU directives, she is going to have to bend consderably to get a really workable result.

Won't bother me,I am heading off this year to Ireland anyway for personal reasons too but also preferring to base myself in an EU Nation that is seemingly far more forward looking than some in England,not the rest of the UK,if there even will be a UK at all in the future of the current 4 Nations that form the present UK.

oh are you moving here joey? What part will you going to?

[Cherie]

Parliment to vote on the deal

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

oh are you moving here joey? What part will you going to?

That awkward moment when Niamh hasn't been informed that Joey is moving into a caravan in her garden .

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

That awkward moment when Niamh hasn't been informed that Joey is moving into a caravan in her garden .

Joey is more than welcome

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

oh are you moving here joey? What part will you going to?

[user104658]

[Cherie]

I'm moving back to Ireland as well but not just yet, poor Niamh will be looking to Exit to get rid of the foreigners

[Jack_]

So when are workers rights being rescinded?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I'm moving back to Ireland as well but not just yet, poor Niamh will be looking to Exit to get rid of the foreigners

Are you? Back to Cork?

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Sorry but I think that is going to be bad for the UK, a bad decision but one all in the UK will have to cope with.
For Ireland, she is talking without authority.

Ireland will be bound by EU directives, she is going to have to bend consderably to get a really workable result.

Won't bother me,I am heading off this year to Ireland anyway for personal reasons too but also preferring to base myself in an EU Nation that is seemingly far more forward looking than some in England.
Not the rest of the UK,if there even will be a UK at all in the future of the current 4 Nations that form the present UK.

I very much doubt she would have mentioned Ireland if talks hadn't already taken place to some degree. Teresa May met the Taoiseach in July.

Good luck in Ireland! You can always come back.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Jack_

So when are workers rights being rescinded?

David Davis mentioned workers rights in his speech, how the UK already go further than the EU basic guidelines and how they won't change, and may even be enhanced.

[UserSince2005]

SO here for the EU being a satellite state of the UK in 5 years time!!!

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

oh are you moving here joey? What part will you going to?

Hi Niamh,

After what happened last year my Mum and I talked a lot about the future.
All my Mum's ancestry is Irish and I love the place,spending many summer hols at my Grandmothers home in Mullingar.

However at present after much discussion my Mum now fancies Galway.
I will be happy anywhere there.
So we have to sort out things with my Grandmothers former home and then get things moving.
So hopefully by the Autumn we will move there or earlier.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I'm moving back to Ireland as well but not just yet, poor Niamh will be looking to Exit to get rid of the foreigners

[Northern Monkey]

Was a great speech.Just heard it.She didn't mince her words.Made me proud to be British

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Hi Niamh,

After what happened last year my Mum and I talked a lot about the future.
All my Mum's ancestry is Irish and I love the place,spending many summer hols at my Grandmothers home in Mullingar.

However at present after much discussion my Mum now fancies Galway.
I will be happy anywhere there.
So we have to sort out things with my Grandmothers former home and then get things moving.
So hopefully by the Autumn we will move there or earlier.

Oh Galway is definitely the place to go, that's my favourite city in Ireland plus the scenery and countryside there is stunning too. My brother lives there actually.

Mullingar is nice and all but there's not much there. I hope it all goes well for you both, I'm sure you will love it

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Oh Galway is definitely the place to go, that's my favourite city in Ireland plus the scenery and countryside there is stunning too. My brother lives there actually.

Mullingar is nice and all but there's not much there. I hope it all goes well for you both, I'm sure you will love it

I am sure it will be Galway,that is where my Grandad was from.
It will be a whole new move and as I said I get to remain in an EU Nation too so all round for me, indeed both myself and my Mum, it makes sense and will be a good move.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Parliment to vote on the deal

Yes
slows us down
so not good

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

But Ireland will have a special arrangement it seems with regard to travel and work anyway

Why's that? we voted out as the UK, It's not fair if only England get the **** end of the stick :/

Not going to lie this news really worries me, I don't want to live in a BRIC country! I want rights!!
Brexitters have effectively played right into the hands of every anti NATO country, previously known as the enemy of freedom and equality... we've been duped

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Are you? Back to Cork?

yes or Kerry