Ireland will back Article 50 extension ‘if Johnson can make persuasive case’

The transcript discusses the UK government's plans to propose legislation for a general election date, emphasizing caution in predictions. It highlights Ireland's focus on preparing for potential outcomes while maintaining cooperation with the UK government. The conversation also explores the possibility of an EU extension, requiring a compelling case for its use to secure a deal, with Ireland supporting an extension if it aids in reaching an agreement.

What is the government proposing regarding the general election?

What should be the approach towards predictions according to the speaker?

What is the speaker's stance on preparing for the worst in Ireland?

What does the speaker suggest about the need for an extension?

How does the speaker view the possibility of extending to get a deal?