Presumably because they're worried a hard border would put a dent in their cross border smuggling and money laundering activities?Originally Posted by Norn Iron
Presumably because they're worried a hard border would put a dent in their cross border smuggling and money laundering activities?
Never stopped them before so unlikely.
They still foolishly like to think of a united Ireland and perhaps saw the NI vote (or wish) to remain as part of the EU as somehow being an aid in this respect.
No. Although having to run checkpoints would make it more of a challenge, I suppose.
Must admit I always thought it a rather strange idea that NI's loyalists would suddenly abandon 325 years of history and jump into the arms of Dublin just because the UK voted to leave the EU. Suggested people were either delusional or had very little idea of Irish history or political reality.
Foolish perhaps also to automatically assume every Catholic would vote for the united entity, some may look at economic factors for example and decide to swerve this mad wee country.
Did you see yer man from Aslan on thon Late Late Show?
I must say, I'm a sucker for his voice. He looked relatively healthy, as well.
I am aware he was on but as a general rule I don't watch the show.
He's not well C, in fact the poor man is ****ed.
Found the aul' skag a little too moreish for his own good, I understand
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