UK can reverse Brexit, rules European Court of Justice

Mark Barnes: Ha ha ha ha ha. That wasn’t obvious. ByebyeEU.

Martine Gibson: Was that poll conducted in the Primark queue?

Ryan Byrne: Martine Gibson, oh, do unionists not shop in Primark?

Conor McCluskey: Martine Gibson, unionists have nothing to fear from a united Ireland.

Sean Smith: Martine Gibson, now that’s quite sectarian, but it still made me laugh.

Proinsias Mac An Bheatha: The amount of energy expended on this Brexit farce is absurd. All because of a few fibs told by Boris Johnson and Co.

Sean McCreagh: Such a monumental waste of time, resources and money. All because of leadership ambitions.

Kitty Doole: If truth be

told, nobody wants us.

Darren Brennan: Kitty Doole, both the British and Irish governments don’t want the north, as it’s a money pit. However, Irish people want to be united.

Jayne Harvey: Kitty Doole, couldn’t agree more.

Jake Donnelly: Kitty Doole, you’re right. But one doesn’t have a choice but to take us if the people voted for it; the other can give us away in the morning.

Fionnbharr O Mhordha: Kitty Doole, this is actually 100% true.

Ena Davison: Why would Brexit bring a united Ireland? Delusional republicans.

Sean McCreagh: The Northern Ireland economy cannot survive in a post-Brexit UK. Instead of making unification an ideological choice, Brexit is making it an economical and practical one. Be sure and thank the DUP for putting you in this position.

Sean Smith: Sean McCreagh, boom. You nailed it right there.

Freddie Jones: With all respect, Ireland could not afford to take the north on. Northern Ireland’s pensions and benefits bill could not be met by the Republic.