Enda Kenny Interview at the Treaty of Rome 60th Anniversary Event

The transcript discusses cooperation in the context of the Rome Declaration and highlights Ireland's unique circumstances in Brexit negotiations. It emphasizes the importance of reflecting Ireland's specific needs in the negotiation language, particularly concerning the Good Friday Agreement and common travel. The text also covers acquired rights since 1922 and the implications of triggering Article 50. The Council's response to Article 50 and support for London in the fight against terrorism are mentioned, along with the draft response for circulation and discussion.

What is one reason for complacency and apathy mentioned in the first section?

• Cultural differences

• Economic instability

• Governments not listening to people

• Lack of cooperation among countries

What specific agreement is highlighted as important for Ireland in the Brexit negotiations?

• The Schengen Agreement

• The Good Friday Agreement

• The Lisbon Treaty

• The Maastricht Treaty

Since when have rights related to travel and residence been enjoyed by Ireland?

• Since 1945

• Since 1973

• Since 1922

• Since 2000

What is the role of President Tusk in the Brexit process as mentioned in the third section?

• To negotiate directly with the UK

• To finalize the Brexit deal

• To represent Ireland's interests

• To issue draft guidelines on behalf of the Council

What was Ireland's response to the incidents in London?

• They offered economic aid

• They expressed sympathy and support against terrorism

• They remained neutral

• They criticized the UK government