Enda Kenny and Martin McGuinnes speak about Brexit concerns for Ireland and Northern Ireland

The transcript discusses the unique relationship between the European Union and Ireland, focusing on the peace process and economic ties between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. It highlights the European Union's recognition of Ireland's unique circumstances, especially concerning the land border and peace process. Concerns about potential borders between North and South are addressed, with emphasis on avoiding a return to past borders. A high-level working group is formed to tackle negotiation challenges, particularly in light of Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty.

What is a key factor in the trading relationship between the EU and the UK concerning Northern Ireland?

• The presence of a land border within the EU

• The lack of peace funds

• The absence of any peace process

• The economic independence of Northern Ireland

Why is the peace process in Northern Ireland significant in EU discussions?

• It is unrelated to the EU's interests

• It has no impact on EU negotiations

• It is the only peace process actively supported by the EU

• It is a recent development

What is the stance of European leaders on the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland?

• They support the re-establishment of a hard border

• They want to increase border controls

• They are indifferent to the border situation

• They oppose any return to a hard border

What was a significant decision made during the North South Ministerial Council meeting?

• To dissolve the peace process

• To establish a high-level working group

• To end negotiations with the EU

• To increase border security

What is the role of the high-level working group mentioned in the transcript?

• To negotiate with the British Government

• To dismantle the peace process

• To handle challenging negotiations and border issues

• To create new trade barriers