Brexit's Collapse Effects Emerge

The article examines Ireland’s perspective on Brexit’s aftermath, highlighting the close cooperation between Ireland, the UK, and the EU prior to the referendum. It recounts the significance of Queen Elizabeth’s 2011 visit as a symbol of improved relations and reflects on the Brexit-induced challenges, particularly over the Irish border. Ireland’s response involved extensive damage control efforts, leading to a compromise where Northern Ireland remains in the EU customs union, but the overall trust and sense of shared purpose have been strained. The piece expresses concern that the repercussions of Brexit may continue to reinforce political instability and reactionary sentiments in Britain.

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