No-deal Brexit 'ugly' prospect for the Irish people

The transcript discusses the severe implications of a no deal Brexit for Ireland, Northern Ireland, and the UK. It highlights the Irish government's efforts to mitigate negative impacts and maintain political and economic stability. The text emphasizes the potential strain on businesses, political relationships, and the Good Friday Agreement. It also addresses the challenges of maintaining trade and border integrity, advocating for the backstop to ensure regulatory alignment and protect the island economy.

What is the primary focus of the Irish government in response to a no deal Brexit?

• To strengthen military alliances

• To mitigate negative impacts

• To expand agricultural exports

• To increase tourism

How does a no deal Brexit affect political relationships on the island?

• It strengthens them

• It improves trade agreements

• It has no effect

• It puts them under strain

What is the potential impact of a no deal Brexit on the Good Friday Agreement?

• It will have no impact

• It will strengthen the agreement

• It will make it difficult for the agreement to function

• It will improve trade relations

What is a significant concern for Northern Ireland in a no deal Brexit scenario?

• Expansion of agricultural exports

• Increase in tourism

• Loss of cultural heritage

• Imposition of tariffs

What is the role of the backstop in the context of Brexit?

• To strengthen military alliances

• To expand agricultural exports

• To ensure regulatory alignment

• To increase tourism