Border communities have 'born the brunt' of partition, says Conor Murphy

The video discusses the anticipated changes and concerns of communities affected by partition and Brexit. It highlights the historical impact of partition on livelihoods and movement, and the current fears of returning to a hard border due to Brexit. Community efforts to voice these concerns to political centers are emphasized.

What is the main focus of the first section regarding border arrangements?

• The solutions already implemented

• The economic benefits of the current arrangements

• The historical context of the border

• The anticipation of upcoming changes

How have border communities been affected by partition over the last century?

• They have experienced economic growth

• They have faced restrictions on movement and trade

• They have enjoyed political stability

• They have been unaffected by historical events

What is a significant concern for border communities regarding Brexit?

• The rise in property values

• The increase in tourism

• The decrease in local businesses

• The potential return of a hard border

What actions have border communities taken to address their concerns about Brexit?

• They have accepted the changes without resistance

• They have provided a platform to articulate their determination

• They have organized protests in London

• They have moved to other regions

Which cities are mentioned as important for border communities to be heard regarding Brexit?

• London, Brussels, and Dublin

• Paris and Berlin

• Amsterdam and Vienna

• Madrid and Rome