Brexit Buster

[darmstadt]

The future of things to come: https://www.irishtimes.com/news/irel...port-1.3468760

[AtW]

"It can accommodate more than 600 lorries"

Truly excellent news for Britons trying to escape into EU after Brexit hits home

[tomtomagain]

What's it to do with BREXIT? They ordered it in 2015 and were planning the expansion anyway.

[original PM]

What's it to do with BREXIT? They ordered it in 2015 and were planning the expansion anyway.

Stop with the facts n stuff

we want wide eyed frothing looniness..

[Old Greg]

Stop with the facts n stuff

we want wide eyed frothing looniness..

[darmstadt]

What's it to do with BREXIT? They ordered it in 2015 and were planning the expansion anyway.

Not much but it does help the Irish once the border controls are in as you might have noticed when reading the article:

It is hoped its size will allow hundreds of thousands of additional tonnes of freight go to and from the Continent each year, bypassing Britain and the border controls and paperwork that may be inevitable if a hard Brexit becomes a reality.
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He said that post-Brexit, Celine and ships like it would create more direct routes into mainland Europe and allow Irish exporters to completely circumvent the UK land bridge.

[PurpleGorilla]

"It can accommodate more than 600 lorries"

Truly excellent news for Britons trying to escape into EU after Brexit hits home

600 less sources of pollution, combined with my commute getting marginally easier. The horror..

[vetran]

Not much but it does help the Irish once the border controls are in as you might have noticed when reading the article:

I suppose until the EU actually pins down Irish tax avoidance and kicks out all the American companies incorporated in Dublin there may still be a reason to do business in Ireland.

[tomtomagain]

Not much but it does help the Irish once the border controls are in as you might have noticed when reading the article:

You need to start reading things a bit more closely.

bypassing Britain and the border controls and paperwork that may be inevitable

"May be" inevitable? So not inevitable at all.

[darmstadt]

You need to start reading things a bit more closely.



"May be" inevitable? So not inevitable at all.

Do you know something about the end result of Brexit that no-one else does? At the rate that the UK government are working, it looks like 'inevitable' is probably the correct word to use here