Brexit – In or Out and what does it mean for Ireland?

06/17/16 • 75 min

A recording of the London Irish Business Society's event "Brexit – In or Out and what does it mean for Ireland?" You are listening to a podcast of the London Irish Business Society's event in association with LILA " Brexit – In or Out and what does it mean for Ireland? ”. With one of the most important constitutional decisions for Britain fast approaching on June 23rd 2016, there is much debate over whether the UK will exit the EU and if so, what the impact will be at a European and Irish level. Through thought-provoking discussion you will hear the the panel weigh up the arguments for and against a “Brexit”, and the implications that this will have across Europe, and for Ireland in particular. Panelists include Lord Robathan, former Northern Ireland Minister, Dr. Paul Gillespie, former foreign policy editor with The Irish Times and Brian Kennelly QC. This event was moderated by Tommy Lyons, Business Editor at the Sunday Business Post and was hosted at One Wimpole St, London, on May 4th 2016 Thanks to our sponsors Morgan McKinley and Enterprise Ireland for their ongoing support. You can read more about the society, its events and join for free membership at www.li-bs.co.uk. This podcast was recorded by Deaf Ear Productions: www.deafear.co.uk Mobile Sound Recording Service

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