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Seanad
‹ Order of Business

Brexit and the Northern Border

Summary

Daly moved from housing to Brexit, arguing the British Government had no workable border plan and that the Good Friday arrangements were at risk. He used examples from trade and transport to say hope was not a policy and praised the Irish Government’s approach.

I thank the Cathaoirleach for allowing injury time on the Order of Business.

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The Senator should have been given a red card.

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Senator Mark Daly is injured.

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Denis O'Donovan An Cathaoirleach Fianna Fáil

Senator Conway, bí ciúin le do thoil.

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I want to wish the Danish soccer team the best of luck, as we have talked about red cards.

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Denis O'Donovan An Cathaoirleach Fianna Fáil

Do not go offside, Senator.

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Senator Mark Daly is well offside.

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There is no offside in Gaelic football and that is all I have to go by.

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There is a square ball.

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I wish the Danish soccer team the best of luck. I thank the Irish team for entertaining us over the years. It would have been a high point for the players on the Irish soccer team to go to the World Cup and we hope that there will be brighter days ahead.

Unfortunately, there are not brighter days ahead when it comes to Brexit. In fact, there are 499 days to go.

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