Brexit 10 years on: What has been the real impact on Ireland and the UK?

On this week's Mick Clifford Podcast Ian Cooper of DCU's Brexit Institute reflects on the referendum's lasting impact a decade later

Brexit Institute researcher Ian Cooper reflects on the referendum and its economic and political legacy

Exactly 10 years ago this week, the UK voted to leave the European Union and Brexit was born. At the time, there were predictions that the decision could spell economic disaster for Ireland, but that did not come to pass.

The UK itself, however, has faced significant economic and political challenges in the years since. But how much of that can be attributed to Brexit?

Joining the Mick Clifford Podcast this week to discuss how Brexit happened and its impact over the past decade is Ian Cooper, Senior Research Fellow at the Brexit Institute at Dublin City University (DCU).