EMNI calls for suspension of Article 50
Uncategorized 0 CommentsThe European Movement in Northern Ireland has called on the British Government to suspend Article 50 given the impasse in getting the EU withdrawal Agreement through Parliament.
The European Movement in Northern Ireland has called on the British Government to suspend Article 50 given the impasse in getting the EU withdrawal Agreement through Parliament.
The European Movement in Northern Ireland launched the first event in a weekend across the continent to ‘Shine a light for Europe’.
It has been a busy few weeks for the European Movement in Northern Ireland, with the organisation represented at important events to highlight Northern Ireland’s concerns with Article 50 negotiations beginning.
The European Movement in Northern Ireland (EMNI) has welcomed the prioritisation of the Northern Ireland issue following the first round of Article 50 negotiations with the EU and the UK.
The European Movement in Northern Ireland (EMNI) has encouraged all umbrella organisations and relevant bodies in the North to send in their concerns about Brexit.
Northern Ireland’s leading pro-European organisation, the European Movement in Northern Ireland (EMNI), has reacted to the developing news following the Prime Minister’s Brexit speech and the collapse of the NI Executive at Stormont.
As 2017 begins, the Deputy Chair of the European Movement in Northern Ireland (EMNI), Ciarán Hanna, gives his personal thoughts on the eventful year that was, and what is possibly ahead for the EMNI in 2017.
The European Movement in Northern Ireland has said it looks forward to working with the new chair of The European Movement UK, Stephen Dorrell.
The European Movement in Northern Ireland has welcomed the report by the House of Lords European Union Committee on Brexit: UK-Irish relations, which has concluded that the implications of Brexit for Ireland, North and South, are ‘profound’.
Northern Ireland’s leading pro-European organisation, the European Movement in Northern Ireland (EMNI), has welcomed recent developments in the Brexit debate, from the opening of the All-Island Civic Dialogue on Brexit to the decision by the High Court that the British Parliament must vote before the UK government can trigger Article 50 to leave the EU.
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