683 have cast their votes, 621 in favour, 49 against, 13 abstentions.

Should we all the greatest, we'll come and for...

Hello, it's Brexit Day, so you're welcome to, where else, Brexit Republic, RTE's podcast on Brexit.

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

I'm Sean Wheeler.

RTE's London correspondent in Westminster.

And I'm Cullam Ongo and RTE's Deputy Foreign Editor in Dublin.

Each week, Brexit Republic assesses all the latest Brexit developments

in Brussels, London and here in Dublin. So it will finally happen. Friday night at 11pm UK

time, midnight central European time. The UK will leave the European Union after nearly 47 years

of membership. I'll be assessing the mood here in London, whether it's jubilation or sadness.

And we'll be checking in with the sentiment in Brussels, where the local authorities have shipped in a London taxi, a red telephone box,

to help the citizens of the Belgian capital to cope with the new reality.

And we'll be looking at what happens next next as both sides draw breath and prepare for the

upcoming trade negotiations. But first to you, Sean, on a line that sounds semi-detached appropriately

enough, what's the plan for today, how does it unfold, what's the choreography for the last,

what are we now as we record?

11 hours.

Yeah, 10 to bit hours.

Right.

Well, the choreography, the official choreography,

and it's important to distinguish me of the official and the unofficial.

...