#Ireland

Russ

RussInCheshire

Someone I know (offline) said they didn't understand the whole Brexit / Ireland / Trade thing. Didn't see the first few episodes, couldn't catch up, now lost.So for those in

Sam Lowe

SamuelMarcLowe

A conundrum facing the government: Under current guidance, it is not clear whether CE marked goods will still be accepted in the UK from January 1st next year. Under previous

Malachy Tallack

malachytallack

1/ I think the framing of this article is problematic, but comparing Irish and Scottish contemporary writing – and how writers from Ireland and Scotland are viewed by London-based publishers

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

With various Brexit supporting types talking about the great opportunities ahead from cutting regulations I am considering the need to discuss why this doesn't work, business don't want it, and

Kayle Crosson

CrossonKayle

Well, that was a busy week for climate & biodiversity news Didn’t manage to catch it all? We got you. THREAD: On Monday, Ireland signed up to an intl coalition

Edward Gill

EdGillMD

In my personal experience, Irish and Italians remember the history of persecution Michael talks about, but gloss over the history of aiding white supremacy. They then use their history of

Simon Cox

SimonFRCox

Leavers beginning to realise EU states see EU *fundamentally* differently from how Leavers see it. THREAD 1/9https://twitter.com/simonfrcox/status/1337174629719437313 Some Leavers believe UK’s economic/political interests/qualities are fu

Michael Dougan

mdouganlpool

7) but all along, we warned of real risk that Johnson had only signed his “oven ready deal” to win general election. Having done so, real plan would be to

Ronan Lyons

ronanlyons

People often use charts with nominal prices over decades. They are worse than useless, however, so please avoid! The below chart summarizes what drove Irish housing prices by market cycle

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

Here is the rough transcript and story of @realDonaldTrump's NI envoy, his meeting with @simoncoveney and the alleged threat of the EU using aviation as leverage over the UK if

Michael Dougan

mdouganlpool

Lots of questions: what would I do about Northern Ireland and the “Protocol crisis”? Happy to offer a few thoughts as follows: 1) Let's set aside longer term solutions (UK

Richard Chambers

newschambers

Breaking 727 new cases - no new deaths. Tony Holohan describes situation as “gravely concerning.” NEW Professor Philip Nolan - the virus is transmitting faster than at any point since

Martina Devlin

DevlinMartina

At the inaugural Waterfront in #Belfast event two years ago, "we wanted to test are we on our own here or are other people thinking the same things?" says @IRLPatricia

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Portugal didn't abandon the elderly but Ireland did? Oh right. *Yesterday* 27 residents of *one nursing home* in Aljubarrota tested positive, Portugal have ~1,000 dead in nursing homes - and

David Paton

cricketwyvern

This is an interesting read by @cjsnowdon but not sure his examples necessarily support his case.Take Ireland: Level 5 lockdown restrictions (pubs, cafes hairdressers shut) started on 24 Dec. The

Dr Justine Nakase

justinenakase

Racism in Ireland: A ThreadNow that we’re finally talking about it, let's get into it. Some facts and figures, some observations, and some resources for those who would like to

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