Kenny Says Ireland Won't Return to Hard Border With U.K.

The transcript discusses the complexities of Brexit negotiations, focusing on Britain's financial obligations to the EU and the potential economic impact on Ireland and Northern Ireland. It highlights the importance of maintaining a close relationship with the EU and addresses the challenges of trade agreements post-Brexit. The discussion also covers the political and economic implications of border issues between Ireland and Northern Ireland, emphasizing the need for a political agreement to avoid a hard border.

What is the main financial issue discussed in the initial Brexit negotiations?

• The impact on the British pound

• The cost of new trade agreements

• The $60 billion bill Britain owes to the EU

• The cost of trade tariffs

Which regions are expected to be most affected by a hard Brexit?

• France and Germany

• Scotland and Wales

• Ireland and Northern Ireland

• Spain and Portugal

What strategy is being used to mitigate the economic impact of Brexit on small and medium enterprises?

• Implementing new currency controls

• Reducing taxes

• Conducting trade missions globally

• Increasing domestic production

What is the main concern regarding the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland post-Brexit?

• Building a physical barrier

• Establishing new trade routes

• Maintaining an open border without customs controls

• Increasing border security personnel

What is the nature of the agreement needed to avoid a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland?

• A political agreement

• A security agreement

• A financial agreement

• A trade agreement