Ballygreenan
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So they took some off to add some on?! Smoke and mirrors are becoming very apparent!
Northern Ireland Milk Price Tracker
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Well? What do we think of the withdrawal agreement?
A great deal has been made of this agreement, but important as it might be, i think it's only a prelude to the mammoth task of making the actual trade and regulatory deals that's yet to begin. It looks like the best job of a muddle to me.
What page is Ni stuff on?
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Mouser
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Not the first 200 anyway!
it's not over
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I was going to read it last night but it looks to be written in Chinese,the same as my handbook for my wife,it's in Chinese too
Heard on news NI stuff started about page 300. Could someone please condense it into an A4 page, even double sided would be fine, never have been a big reader.
it's not over
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Raab is gone...will may see 5 O clock
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Surely she'll get to the commons vote?
You should have married a local girl!
Back Row Man
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Who says he didn't Ballymoney is well served with Chinese takeaways!
It's in english but ....
The view on bbc1 last night interviewed 1 leave polictian then took him off and brought on 4 remainers, gravy train sell your granny types to rip apart what the leaver said. What a pathetic showing. Stop taking us for fools bbc.
it's not over
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Looks like ufu are backing the deal
Must be a good deal then, they certainly know what they're on about.
mixed farm
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Do farmers and business people feel that the DUP are risking their livelihoods over the matter of the union? I'm a southerner, so I'm very pro remain. Or if you voted for brexit, do you still feel it's the better option? Interested to hear views from pro unionist farmers but don't want to join the political threads on here cause you get the hardline views there where as here it's ordinary farmers. I'm not trying to stir anything by the way!!
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I voted to remain however not a massive eu fan
Northern Ireland does more business with the rest of the uk than the eu.
Northern Ireland has a greater % of public service jobs than the rest of uk.
Long and short of it is the Union is more important than eu. Out of the Union and there will be a lot of people out of jobs!
Mouser
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Don't think they are risking anything, it's easy to go against the deal when no alternative is offered and they aren't in charge or solely responsible for whatever happens next. When it comes to voting here it will be same old same old from both sides to make sure of unionist /nationalist strength in "government" if there was one. Eu has got out of hand from what it should be, a trade agreement, and has become a waste of money. I hope we leave and the whole thing collapses so we can start again with a common trade area. Not sure how it will go if we leave and still have to put money in to keep other 27 going but I think it's a chance worth taking.
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How important is trade with the uk for southern farmers compared to eu
mixed farm
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Oh it's huge, it'll be a major disaster here if there's no deal
most of our cheese goes to Britain. I suppose a lot of liquid milk comes down from the North so there would be a gap in the market for that. I really hope sense prevails but In some ways it won't matter, we'll all still be milking cows and not making enough money no matter what happens. So there'll be no change in that!- Location
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Better getting back in the uk!Oh it's huge, it'll be a major disaster here if there's no deal