Taoiseach: No-deal Brexit could lead to support for united Ireland

The transcript discusses the changing perspectives in Northern Ireland regarding the Union, particularly among moderate Catholics and liberal Protestants. It explores the impact of national identity in the context of Brexit, questioning whether people feel more aligned with a nationalist Britain or a common European home. The potential consequences of a hard Brexit, especially on Northern Ireland and Scotland, are highlighted, including the undermining of the Good Friday Agreement and the loss of European citizenship for Northern Ireland residents.

What are moderate Catholics in Northern Ireland beginning to question?

• Their religious beliefs

• Their place within the Union

• Their economic policies

• Their cultural traditions

What is one of the factors that could undermine the United Kingdom Union?

• A new trade agreement

• A strong economic growth

• A hard Brexit

• A peaceful resolution

How might a hard Brexit affect Northern Ireland?

• It will have no impact

• It will undermine the Good Friday Agreement

• It will enhance European citizenship

• It will strengthen the Good Friday Agreement

What is a potential consequence of taking Northern Ireland out of the EU against the majority's wishes?

• Increased European citizenship

• Improved economic conditions

• Strengthened Union ties

• Loss of European citizenship

What must be done in response to the questions arising from a hard Brexit?

• Be ready for them

• Ignore them

• Celebrate them

• Postpone them