CLEAN : Irish react as countdown to Brexit transition enters final hours

The transcript discusses the relief felt by many in Ireland due to the avoidance of a hard border, which could have set the country back decades. It also highlights the disappointment and negative impact on the UK, EU, and Ireland. The speaker shares a personal perspective, suggesting that the EU is failing and that Ireland might have been better off aligning with Britain.

What was the potential consequence of reintroducing a hard border?

• It would have had no significant impact.

• It would have set the country back by 30-40 years.

• It would have improved international relations.

• It would have advanced the country's economy.

How did people feel about the hard border not being reintroduced?

• Indifferent

• Relieved

• Angry

• Confused

What is the speaker's view on the impact of the situation on the UK, EU, and Ireland?

• It is neutral for all parties.

• It is positive for Ireland only.

• It is negative for all parties.

• It is beneficial for all parties.

What is the speaker's opinion about the EU?

• The EU is a thriving entity.

• The EU is a failing entity.

• The EU is irrelevant to Ireland.

• The EU is beneficial for the UK.

What does the speaker suggest about Ireland's position?

• Ireland should form a new union.

• Ireland should remain with the EU.

• Ireland should become independent.

• Ireland would have been better off with Britain.