Case for exemption from state aid rules in light of the now imminent hard Brexit between Britain and the EU

European Union officials should consider making Ireland exempt from State aid rules in a bid to protect our economy in light of the now imminent hard Brexit between Britain and the EU.

Case for exemption from state aid rules in light of the now imminent hard Brexit between Britain and the EU

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin made the point at the second All-Island Civic Dialogue on Brexit yesterday, as fresh calls were made for the Government to re-emphasise the country’s demands, block any prospect of a hard border with Northern Ireland and further protect the economy.

Speaking at the crowded event at Dublin Castle, Mr Martin said recent events have proven that Brexit poses serious risks to sectors of the economy which are sensitive to attack.

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