Ireland and Brexit

Patrick Honohan interviewed by Bob Denham, 12 August 2016

How can the Irish economy respond to being torn between two neighbours by Brexit? Bob Denham (Econ Films) interviews Patrick Honohan (Trinity College Dublin) on what economic connections do and don’t need to be unpicked, from labour markets to managing the border. 

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Topics:  Europe's nations and regions

Tags:  Brexit, Ireland

Patrick Honohan

Professor, Trinity College Dublin; Nonresident Senior Fellow; Peterson Institute for International Economics; CEPR Research Fellow

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