Lorcan MullallyIn the sixth in the IIEA’s Countdown to Brexit series, a panel of British commentators considers how the country’s politics and society will evolve in the coming years.
Brexit Past Events
In the fifth in the ‘Countdown to Brexit’ series, Sir Ivan Rogers presents his book ‘9 lessons in Brexit’.
Tony Connelly provides a view from Brussels on the State of Play in Brexit in the crucial days before the final exit date.
In the third event in the ‘Countdown to Brexit’ series, David Goodhart explores how Brexit has shed light on the divisions in British society and how these can be overcome.
In the second event in the IIEA’s ‘Countdown to Brexit’ series a panel of experts from Dublin, Belfast and London discusses the current state of play in the debate.
Launching the IIEA’s ‘Countdown to Brexit’ series of events, Dan O’Brien discusses the economic, political and geopolitical consequences of Britain’s expected exit from the EU in March.
IIEAIn his address to the IIEA, Adam Price argued that Brexit and the disunity it has engendered in UK politics could be a centrifugal force for the relationships between the four countries of the United Kingdom. He argued that there is growing support for Irish unity and Scottish and Welsh independence, and proposed that planning begin for new and different unions between the Celtic nations across these islands.
Hugo Dixon, Deputy Chair of the People’s Vote Campaign, presented the case for a referendum on the terms of the UK’s exit from the European Union.
In his address to the IIEA, Chief Justice Frank Clarke explored the topic of Ireland as a hub for dispute resolution post-Brexit.
In his address to the IIEA, Geraint Talfan Davies gave a Welsh perspective on Brexit, including a discussion of the issues arising from Brexit for devolved powers, and an analysis of the rationale behind the Welsh leave vote.
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