Post-Brexit U.K. May Feel Chill From EU States, Kenny Says
- Ireland would continue to stand up for Britain, he says
- U.K. vote to leave EU would create consequences for Ireland
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Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said there’s no guarantee other European Union nations will be as accommodating as Ireland to the U.K. if it votes to leave the bloc.
Kenny, speaking in a Bloomberg Television interview in Dublin Friday, said the British people should be made fully aware of the potential impact of a so-called Brexit before they vote in next month’s EU referendum. Ireland has already reached out to the 1 million Irish citizens living in the U.K. to outline the facts, he said.