CLEAN : Love passports and family trees - Brexits other outcomes

The transcript discusses the implications of Brexit on working in Europe, highlighting the benefits of holding Irish citizenship to maintain European work opportunities. It touches on the appeal of Irish identity and the increase in travel interest to the UK post-referendum. The transcript concludes with a message of support for EU residents in the UK, emphasizing that they are welcome to stay.

What advantage does the speaker mention about having dual citizenship?

• Access to free healthcare in Europe

• Ability to work in multiple European countries

• Discounts on travel within Europe

• Exemption from taxes in Europe

What trend was observed in online searches after the referendum?

• Increase in searches for trips to the US

• Decrease in searches for trips to the UK

• Increase in searches for trips to the UK

• No change in search trends

Which country was specifically mentioned as having increased searches for trips to Britain?

• China

• Australia

• Brazil

• India

What message is conveyed to EU citizens living in the UK?

• They are welcome to stay and are appreciated

• They will face new restrictions

• They should apply for UK citizenship

• They are encouraged to leave the UK

What is the speaker's attitude towards EU citizens in the UK?

• Hostile

• Neutral

• Supportive and welcoming

• Indifferent