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Rather story of the week to come. From an Irish political perspective, everything this week has been a prelude for what’s to come on Tuesday, Taoiseach, has kept up the frenetic volley of chaos and threats into the second month of his presidency. The defenestration of, tariffs against Mexico and Canada, a threat to the entire population of Gaza that they will be “dead” unless all the hostages are handed over.
There was a bit of that this week when the two readouts were made available on a 20-minute phone conversation between Tánaiste The Opposition, in general, were strongly oppose to the change portraying it as a further erosion of neutrality and another step towards some form of military alliance.? Will a debate now begin on a post-Nato European defence strategy? Will Irish politicians begin to argue that we can no longer stand apart from that? All of these are possibilities in the medium-term.
Jack Horgan-Jones has been doing a deep dive for news on the extent of Government awareness in the run-up to the election of estimated housing figures for the hear.Did Brexit make a Border poll inevitable? That’s the question Hugh Linehan asks on inside Inside Politics where he is joined by Alan Gilsenan and John Walsh, makers of documentary The Irish Question.
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