Sinn Féin leader criticises Irish PM on border checks

The transcript discusses the political climate surrounding upcoming elections and Brexit, emphasizing the importance of protecting Irish interests and the Good Friday Agreement. It highlights the lack of a clear plan from Boris Johnson and the need for the Irish Government to defend its position. The speaker stresses the importance of no checks on the island of Ireland, urging unity and a firm stance against any potential breaches of the Good Friday Agreement.

What is the main concern regarding Boris Johnson's approach to Brexit?

• He lacks a clear plan and disregards Irish interests.

• He has a detailed plan for Brexit.

• He is focused on the interests of Ireland.

• He is working closely with the Irish Government.

Why is it important to avoid checks on the island of Ireland?

• It would strengthen the British economy.

• It would breach the Good Friday Agreement.

• It would improve relations with the DUP.

• It would enhance trade opportunities.

What is the suggested approach when dealing with European and British authorities?

• To focus solely on economic benefits.

• To maintain a united and firm stance.

• To present a divided front.

• To remain passive and observe.

What is the potential impact of introducing checks and tariffs?

• It would have no effect on trade.

• It would only affect agriculture.

• It would disrupt the all-Ireland economy.

• It would support the Good Friday Agreement.

What is the agreed bottom line for the island of Ireland?

• Focus on agriculture only.

• Introduction of checks is necessary.

• Protection of economic rights and the status quo.

• Disruption to trade is acceptable.