Eu Subsidies: Irish Exporters and Forecasters Fear

eu subsidies: The slump of sterling is squeezing Irish exporters and the future of Northern Ireland, which relies heavily on EU subsidies, is uncertain, according to The Guardian. Some forecasters fear that Ireland could be harder hit than Britain by the tumult. The prospect of Brexit has already raised intractable questions about the border that runs across the island, and has vexed farmers who send half their beef to British dinner tables. Martin McGuinness calls for special EU status for Northern Ireland Read more At this delicate moment, the Guardian and the Irish Times are collaborating on a week-long series exploring the predicament facing Ireland and the UK. Kenny told the Irish Times that he would summon all political players to an unprecedented All Island Civic Dialogue on 2 November. I am going to invite to that all of the political parties who wish to attend and I don't mean that I expect a grandstanding performance from each of them. It is really important that we have all of the voices reflective of Ireland over a series of meetings, he said. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.