Ireland's Donohoe Says National Finances Can Survive No-Deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the complexities of the backstop in Brexit negotiations, focusing on the need for a time-limited backstop and the importance of Northern Irish consent. It highlights the challenges faced by Northern Irish institutions and the potential economic implications of a no-deal Brexit. The discussion also touches on the alignment of customs policies and the role of the banking sector, particularly regarding bonus caps for state-owned banks.

What challenges are associated with the voting system in the Northern Ireland Assembly?

What are the implications of the Ben Act on the negotiations?

How does the Irish government view the potential for a no-deal Brexit?