Brexit represents one of the greatest economic and external challenges for the Irish state since World War II, affecting almost every sector of Irish life. Journalist Tony Connelly, a long-time RTE competitor in Brussels, explains the implications of Brexit for Ireland, revealing the country's political and economic response to this event. Based on extensive interviews with insiders in Dublin, London, Belfast, and Brussels, "Brexit and Ireland" contains valuable insights into the workings of the EU, as well as colorful and revealing stories from the corridors of power.
Required reading for those interested in Ireland's future, this book offers a necessary guide to the risks and opportunities on Ireland's path after Britain's departure. Connelly analyzes how Brexit will impact every aspect of the Irish economy, combining political analysis with vivid and detailed descriptions of affected businesses and communities.
It also promises to tell the targeted story of the Irish reaction, offering the reader a frontline view of this geopolitical narrative that encapsulates Ireland's and the world's involvement post-Brexit decision.
Remarkable and thorough, this work has been praised for its help in understanding Europe's diplomatic processes and the political truth of the border, proving it essential for anyone interested in Ireland's future direction.
Pages: 416, Dimensions: 12.9x12.9cm
