Martina Anderson interview on Brexit - Part 1

The transcript discusses a meeting with Michel Barnier regarding Brexit and its implications for Ireland, particularly the north. Concerns are raised about the Good Friday Agreement and the potential for a no-deal Brexit. The discussion includes Ireland's future in the EU, the withdrawal agreement, and the backstop. Issues of rights and identity for the people of Northern Ireland are also addressed, highlighting the British Government's stance and the erosion of EU rights.

What concerns were conveyed regarding the impact of Brexit on the island of Ireland?

What was the significance of the Good Friday Agreement in the context of Brexit?

How does the principle of consent in the Good Friday Agreement relate to the potential reunification of Ireland?

What were the implications of the British Government's statements regarding the rights of the people in the north of Ireland?

What was the response to the assertion that all individuals in the north of Ireland are British?