Michelle O'Neill: Northern Ireland can't withstand being excluded from customs union and single market

The transcript discusses meetings with various sectors about Brexit's impact, highlighting the catastrophic effects on businesses and job losses. It critiques the political language used by the DUP and British government, emphasizing the need for the EU to remain firm. The discussion also covers the importance of protecting Northern Ireland's interests, including the customs union and the Good Friday Agreement.

What is the consistent message from meetings with various sectors regarding Brexit?

• Brexit will have no impact on the economy.

• Brexit will lead to increased business opportunities.

• Brexit will be catastrophic for businesses and jobs.

• Brexit will have minimal impact on businesses.

What is the speaker's main purpose for traveling to Brussels?

• To convey the message of Brexit's impact to the EU.

• To attend a cultural event.

• To discuss environmental policies.

• To negotiate new trade deals.

How does the speaker describe the language of the British government regarding Brexit?

• Supportive and encouraging.

• Inflammatory and partly untrue.

• Neutral and balanced.

• Optimistic and hopeful.

What are the real implications of Brexit according to the speaker?

• Improved international relations.

• Job losses and economic jeopardy.

• Enhanced technological advancements.

• Increased tourism and cultural exchange.

What does the speaker emphasize as necessary to protect in the context of Brexit?

• The tourism industry.

• The education sector.

• The entertainment industry.

• The customs union and the single market.