Solutions to the Irish border issue

[JohntheBike]

The quotes you produce prove the point. “In the English language, Ireland”. “From 1949, Republic of Ireland”.

If the U.K. government can change, so can you.

If the U.K. government can change, so can you.

yes, I am endeavouring to refer to the Republic of Ireland.

[WTFH]

Never mind being politically wrong, “Southern Ireland” is geographically incorrect as well, given that Malin Head (and a good part of Inishowen), along with several other parts of Donegal, is further north than NI.

I suspect that next we’ll have Taz/John/etc referring to NI as “Ulster” or “The Province”.

[Zigenare]

Éire does NOT have a grave accent. It does however have a fada.

Gratis.

[WTFH]

What does Leave mean ?

You’ll never get a straight answer to that one - or at least never any meaningful detail. Because to provide meaningful detail means to have thought it through and decided what they want. You’ll get a glib soundbite, but you won’t get any meaningful response when you scratch the surface.

[Zigenare]

You’ll never get a straight answer to that one - or at least never any meaningful detail. Because to provide meaningful detail means to have thought it through and decided what they want. You’ll get a glib soundbite, but you won’t get any meaningful response when you scratch the surface.

Do you need your safe place?

Who's got the key to the blanket store?

[JohntheBike]

Never mind being politically wrong, “Southern Ireland” is geographically incorrect as well, given that Malin Head (and a good part of Inishowen), along with several other parts of Donegal, is further north than NI.

I suspect that next we’ll have Taz/John/etc referring to NI as “Ulster” or “The Province”.

well in order to silence the critics, I'm endeavouring to refer to the areas by an accurate name that can't be disputed. So, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland would seem to fit the bill.

[WTFH]

Do you need your safe place?

Who's got the key to the blanket store?

Do you still find it impossible to answer a simple question?

Do you dislike details?

[TestMangler]

You’ll never get a straight answer to that one - or at least never any meaningful detail. Because to provide meaningful detail means to have thought it through and decided what they want. You’ll get a glib soundbite, but you won’t get any meaningful response when you scratch the surface.

Do you need your safe place?

Who's got the key to the blanket store?

QED

[Zigenare]

Do you still find it impossible to answer a simple question?

Do you dislike details?

I love details.

I want the United Kingdom to cease being a member of the European Union.

[WTFH]

I love details.

I want the United Kingdom to cease being a member of the European Union.

And what do you want in terms of a trade deal with the EU?
And what do you want to do about the Irish border?
And what do you want to do about non-UK citizens who have lived in the UK for years?