Brexit.

[seafoid]

Half National at most.
The real old Ireland has little of that oul shtuff

"Christy Ring is hurling. Hurling is Ireland. Christy Ring is Ireland"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrz5X-ER2Cg

Football is ok where hurling is not available

[armaghniac]

Where did Barnier put the hiking pole?

[Declan]

First up was Ireland. Wasn't it significant that Ireland was relegated to any other business when the UK wanted to make it a priority? Not at all, Davis insisted. The fact that it was under any other business was a sign of just how keen the EU was to resolve the border issues. Barnier just shrugged. "Ireland would require some imaginative solutions," he said. He couldn't think what they might be, but if anyone saw some flying pigs ...

Wonder how our boys/gals in Foreign Affairs feel about this?

[Owen Brannigan]

A bad sign?

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/business/news/moy-park-for-sale-northern-ireland-poultry-giant-put-on-market-by-brazilian-owner-jbs-35847279.html

[armaghniac]

British borrowing more, saving less.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-40454385

[seafoid]

British borrowing more, saving less.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-40454385

last year's growth in spending was driven by debt.
Brits are not getting payrises.
It is time for a new economic system..

[armaghniac]

A bit of doubt creeping in
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-40491916

[Milltown Row2]

British borrowing more, saving less.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-40454385

last year's growth in spending was driven by debt.
Brits are not getting payrises.
It is time for a new economic system..

Living on the streets by March 19 ... I've got  a few months then

[armaghniac]

British borrowing more, saving less.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-40454385

last year's growth in spending was driven by debt.
Brits are not getting payrises.
It is time for a new economic system..

Living on the streets by March 19 ... I've got  a few months then

Don't worry, GAABoard will chip in for your Internet subscription so we don't lose you.

[seafoid]

British borrowing more, saving less.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-40454385

last year's growth in spending was driven by debt.
Brits are not getting payrises.
It is time for a new economic system..

Living on the streets by March 19 ... I've got  a few months then

If the thing goes ahead the pain won't be distributed evenly across society. Economic damage usually hits weaker members of society like unskilled workers, single mothers, kids from poor families, old people with no property, the mentally ill etc

You need to secure a decent wine supply. ...

[Milltown Row2]

British borrowing more, saving less.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-40454385

last year's growth in spending was driven by debt.
Brits are not getting payrises.
It is time for a new economic system..

Living on the streets by March 19 ... I've got  a few months then

If the thing goes ahead the pain won't be distributed evenly across society. Economic damage usually hits weaker members of society like unskilled workers, single mothers, kids from poor families, old people with no property, the mentally ill etc

You need to secure a decent wine supply. ...

If? surely its set in stone, Brexit means Brexit... out on our ear, skid row, back to the middle ages, internet scrapped, coal mines opened up, people only living till they are in their 50's, single mothers put to work and their kids taken off them, as for property, it will be wooden huts, no hols, and no health care or education

[seafoid]

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jul/05/brexit-error-vote-leave-dominic-cummings

[seafoid]

British borrowing more, saving less.
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-40454385

last year's growth in spending was driven by debt.
Brits are not getting payrises.
It is time for a new economic system..

Living on the streets by March 19 ... I've got  a few months then

If the thing goes ahead the pain won't be distributed evenly across society. Economic damage usually hits weaker members of society like unskilled workers, single mothers, kids from poor families, old people with no property, the mentally ill etc

You need to secure a decent wine supply. ...

If? surely its set in stone, Brexit means Brexit... out on our ear, skid row, back to the middle ages, internet scrapped, coal mines opened up, people only living till they are in their 50's, single mothers put to work and their kids taken off them, as for property, it will be wooden huts, no hols, and no health care or education

You have to immunise against deluded optimism
www.averys.com/3585001

[Milltown Row2]

That's a great offer.... though I was in Spain there and the Faustino range was cheap as chips

[seafoid]

From the Guardian

"The pitiless reality of what Brexit actually means is the much deeper reason. It's not just May herself whose place at the top table now looks shaky. It is Britain's too.
As the months have unfolded since the Brexit vote, most of the flippant deceptions of the leave campaign have collapsed. Few now swallow May's talk of a clean Brexit, much less of a red, white and blue version. Most now grasp that, at best, Brexit will be a bundle of compromises, few of them advantageous. Almost no one apart fromLiam Fox now thinks that, especially in the age of Trump, there is a viable or desirable Atlanticist, or even Anglosphere, alternative to the historic reality of Britain in Europe. As the former Nato chief George Roberston put it at Thursday's Lords committee session, the geography hasn't changed, the threats haven't changed, and the imperative of European cooperation hasn't changed either

German voters trust Merkel and her centre-right party in ways that May and the Conservatives can now only dream of, because she embodies the economic security, humane values and competence they do not.

If, in Hamburg, May and Britain were standing shoulder to shoulder with Merkel, Germany and the EU, then Britain would indeed be a significant and effective global player. Instead, trapped by Brexit, apologising for Trump and pursuing a delusional trade strategy, Britain and its weakened prime minister cut a pitiful and destabilising figure on the international stage."