Softer Brexit may mean Ireland taps UK bounce

The parliamentary rejection of the British prime minister, Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement came as no surprise to anybody, nor should it have.

Softer Brexit may mean Ireland taps UK bounce
Thu, 17 Jan, 2019 - 14:17
Jim Power

The parliamentary rejection of the British prime minister, Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement came as no surprise to anybody, nor should it have.

Ms May now has until next Monday to come up with a plan-B.

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