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Brexit Republic

Better Late Than Never

Brexit Republic

RTÉ

News, Politics

4.8199 Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2021

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Another extension to the grace period on chilled meats, talk of scrapping the protocol slowly sliding off the agenda and local sausage supplies. Europe Editor Tony Connelly and Deputy Foreign Editor Colm Ó Mongáin dig in late to another episode.

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0:00.0

In all areas, the UK continues to backtrack.

0:07.0

The European Union argues that we should be subject to rules of the club that we have left.

0:15.0

The precondition is the level playing field.

0:21.6

We can deliver a real Brexit that achieves our objectives.

0:28.6

But if there is not a deal, we still need the Irish protocol or the Northern Irish protocol fully implemented.

0:36.6

I'm going to miss being the pantomime villain. protocol or the Northern Irish protocol fully implemented.

0:41.0

I'm going to miss being the pantomime villain.

0:45.6

Hello and welcome to Brexit Republic, RTE's podcast on Brexit.

0:50.6

I'm Tony Connolly, RTE's Europe editor in Brussels.

0:54.5

And I'm Colombeau Mungain, RTE's Deputy Foreign Editor in Dublin. Each week, Brexit Republic assesses all the latest Brexit developments in Brussels, London and Dublin.

1:00.7

Last week, due to some unforeseen circumstances, we were unable to bring you Brexit Republic,

1:05.3

so we're catching up in the first part of this week.

1:07.8

And what a week of Brexit it is.

1:09.6

The EU is poised to agree to extend the grace

1:12.3

period for chilled meats entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain, with the EU's Marashevich

1:17.0

bringing his message to the Northern Ireland Executive. We'll hear from Simon Kovny and Brandon Lewis

1:22.0

on the protocol after they met at the British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference in Dublin on Thursday

1:27.0

and from Geoffrey Donaldson after he emerged as the solitary candidate to be the new leader of the DUP.

1:33.4

And also this week, the High Court in Belfast is due to give its verdict on the legal challenge

1:37.8

taken by leading unionists and Brexiteers, claiming the protocol is contrary to Article 6 of the

1:43.6

1801 Act of Union and the Good Friday Agreement.

1:47.2

This week also sees the deadline for EU citizens living in the UK to apply for settled status under the British government's EU settled status scheme.

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