Blog Archive | Brexit
Time to get real on Brexit, Enda
Posted on February 04, 2017
Joan Burton TD held a seminar in the Mansion House on the spring economic outlook. In this very well attended meeting we heard speakers from ESRI, IBEC and UCD. Joan also made the case for Ireland to have a special status in Brexit negotations.
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Brendan Howlin on the Irish Times podcast
Posted on February 02, 2017
Listen below to the The Irish Times podcast with Brendan Howlin. In the podcast, Brendan chats to Hugh Linehan and Fiach Kelly about #LabourRebuild, our upcoming party conference and the state of social democracy in these changing times. Have a listen below,
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As Social Democrats we must work together to make Europe work
Posted on December 14, 2016
Last night, in the Royal Irish Academy we held an event with the Party of European Socialists on the implications of Brexit on Ireland and Europe as a whole.
Hilary Benn MP spoke about the Brexit vote in the United Kingdom and how we can work together to ensure Brexit won't have negative impacts in Britain and the Republic of Ireland.
#Brexit will have considerable implications for the UK and for Ireland - @hilarybennmp pic.twitter.com/553zOlocoQ
— The Labour Party (@labour) December 13, 2016
SDLP Finance spokesperson, Claire Hanna spoke about the SDLP 'Remain' campaign and the profound effect Brexit may have on the Peace Process.
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The Taoiseach is losing his authority both on #Brexit and within his own cabinet-Brendan Howlin
Posted on July 05, 2016
Today during Leaders' Questions Party Leader Brendan Howlin said that the Taoiseach is losing his authority after his idea for an All-Island Forum was publicly slapped down by First Minister Arlene Foster.
Deputy Howlin criticised the Government for their divided position on the Fatak Foetal Abnormalities Bill being voted on in the Dáil this week.
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#Brexit is likely to impact those who can least afford it - Brendan Howlin
Posted on June 16, 2016
Today Deputy Brendan Howlin and Seán Sherlock TD are in Liverpool campigning against a potential #Brexit - here is the speech our Party Leader gave to the Remain Campaign in Liverpool.
Dep Brendan Howlin, @ConorMcGinn & dep @seansherlocktd in Liverpool campaigning for a #remain vote in #brexit pic.twitter.com/IwOTHaE8hy
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