A Labour government could be helpful for Ireland, former Taoiseach says

The transcript discusses the potential impact of a Labour government on Ireland and the UK, emphasizing Labour's attachment to the Good Friday Agreement and its desire for closer EU relations. It highlights Labour's even-handed approach to Northern Ireland and the potential benefits of aligning with the EU. The discussion also covers Nigel Farage's influence and the Conservative Party's dynamics, warning against adopting radical right policies.

How might a Labour government benefit Ireland according to the speaker?

• By strengthening the Good Friday Agreement

• By promoting cultural exchanges

• By reducing trade barriers with the US

• By increasing military cooperation

What is one of the Labour Party's goals in their manifesto related to the EU?

• To establish a new currency

• To abolish the European Parliament

• To increase tariffs on EU goods

• To create a veterinary agreement

What is the Labour Party's approach to legacy issues?

• To maintain the current legislation

• To repeal and replace the legislation

• To outsource the issues to a third party

• To ignore them

What is a potential outcome if Nigel Farage becomes a significant political figure?

• A decrease in political participation

• An increase in environmental policies

• A stronger influence of radical right ideologies

• A shift towards more liberal policies

What lesson does the speaker suggest for center-right parties?

• To avoid copying radical right policies

• To increase military spending

• To focus on environmental issues

• To adopt more radical right policies