Enda Kenny Interview at the Treaty of Rome 60th Anniversary Event

The transcript discusses cooperation in the context of the Rome Declaration and highlights Ireland's unique circumstances in Brexit negotiations. It emphasizes the importance of reflecting Ireland's specific needs in the negotiation language, particularly concerning the Good Friday Agreement and common travel. The text also covers acquired rights since 1922 and the implications of triggering Article 50. The Council's response to Article 50 and support for London in the fight against terrorism are mentioned, along with the draft response for circulation and discussion.

How has the language in the Rome Declaration been described in relation to the needs of different regions?

What are the unique circumstances that Ireland faces in the context of Brexit negotiations?

What is the significance of the Good Friday Agreement in the context of the Brexit negotiations?

What rights have been enjoyed since 1922 regarding travel and residency between Ireland and Britain?

What steps are expected to be taken following the triggering of Article 50?