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Irish sentiment is and remains vastly more pro-EU than it ever was in the UK. That said this is a very cynical ploy by Apple.
by jahnu 10y ago
Irish sentiment is and remains vastly more pro-EU than it ever was in the UK.
That said this is a very cynical ploy by Apple.
- sangnoir 10y ago> Irish sentiment is and remains vastly more pro-EU than it ever was in the UK. Then why on earth would Apple think Ireland will side with them rather than the EU? If anything, the EU holds all the cards here since Ireland will have to negotiate with the EU post-Brexit, and who knows if Apple taxes will be a bargaining chip?
- ck425 10y agoWhy would Ireland need to negotiate with the EU?
- ChoHag 10y agoAlthough I think not what was being referred to, the UK and Ireland do have a more porous border than most EU states do with their non-EU neighbours.
- cbraz 10y agoIreland is its own country and part of EU. It is not part of the UK and is in no way 'brexiting'.