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this post was submitted on 08 Apr 2025
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Northern Ireland currently has access to most of the the wider UK market and EU market customs free, and now a 10% tariff rate for exporting to the USA. Seems like our wee country might start to do very well!
Careful, if you make it sound too attractive trump might want to buy it.
Just keep convincing the Americans that we're still blowing each other up and we'll be fine