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Cork Summer Show 2018 Highlights This 12Th Annual and Technology Sectors June 2018 • Volume 12 - Issue 6 Cork Summer Show 2018 highlights this 12th Annual and Technology sectors. nationals and EU nationals status is A threat to Irish jobs lies within the a stitched collage, and some find that EDITOR’S CORNER Young & IrIsh rural and skilled labor divisions. 17% of it may fall apart during the demands Ireland’s exports go to the UK, making and densities of forming the UK’s new By Mary Kate Campbell them the European Union nation most policies and procedures. Especially since vulnerable to Brexit’s importing and the British government has stated they Safe Home Dear Immigrant exporting effects. The While Ireland has want to enact stricter June 2018 Vol. 12 Issue 6 United Kingdom’s policies on the move- Founders Prime Minister The- already experienced ment in and out of anie Mac our heart’s breaking Campbell, to the fold last issue. Her Cliff Carlson & John O’Brien, Jr. resa May has stated the UK. with all the wakes and funerals. first column was a confirmation of that she wants trade some effects, the The status of Irish J Publisher John O’Brien Jr. Brexit and Irish When I was entering St. Ignatius HS what I saw in her, and why I wanted Editor John O’Brien Jr. and business behav- entirety of Brexit’s nationals post-Brexit for the first time, my dad came into her to join our team. Check her out Design/Production Christine Hahn ior to change very lit- is still unclear. And my bedroom to give me a pep talk on every month, “Young & Irish” … by Website Rich Croft @VerticalLift Employment tle, but the advantage impact is uncertain the 300,000 Irish that the first morn. Other than his image, Mary Kate Campbell. This month she Columnists of tariff-free trading live and/or work in the lone surviving memory is, “At is on page 3. Akron Irish Lisa O’Rourke As another school year has passed relationship with the UK. One of the belongs to members of the EU, therefore the UK may find themselves in the firing At Home Abroad Regina Costello the end of each day, be sure you have Great Health wishes to Madigan Behind the Hedge John O’Brien, Jr. and the class of 2018 has made their major questions being—how will jobs the UK should not expect the EU to line of restricted rights and access. made the world a better place for your Muses Columnist Marilyn Madigan, Blowin’ In Susan Mangan way across the stage, thousands of new and the economy be affected? offer these same terms once they leave. It While Ireland has already experienced having been here.” I try to live that; recovering from hip replacement sur- Cleveland Irish Francis McGarry Irish college graduates are ready to enter Ireland faces positives and negatives is predicted tariffs will increase and that some effects, the entirety of Brexit’s these people did, in loads. gery. May you return to your usual Cleveland Comhra Bob Carney the professional world, but what kind from the British exit when it comes to trade between Ireland and Britain will impact is uncertain until the arduous Columbus Irish Maureen Ginley Thoughts and prayers is taking a full of joy self soon. Soft prayers to Crossword Puzzle Linda Fulton Burke of job market will they be stepping in employment. One positive effect is the drop significantly. negotiations process is complete and the beating on social media. For those of Terry from Derry Columnist Terry Fields of Glory Vincent Beach to? Brexit, the United Kingdom’s exit increase in business. With Ireland’s While Prime Minister May has stated relationship between Ireland and the faith, there is no stronger sentiment: Boyle, whose Mam is struggling with Heart of the Issue Bob Carney from the European Union, has been the corporate tax rate being one of the that Irish citizens will maintain their UK develops anew. ■ faith is love; it has no boundary, no health issues. Illuminations J. Michael Finn buzz of Europe since the referendum lowest in the world at 12.5%, the desire free movement in and out of the UK and Irl. Past & Present Niamh O’Sullivan limit; it never wavers, and no end Madigan Muses Marilyn Madigan was passed in June 2016, with a 51.9% in for UK-based companies to keep a their right to work standings, nothing Thirty Years of date. It is all powerful, for it includes Hope to see you at a festival near Off Shelf/On This Day Terry Kenneally favor of vote. foothold in the EU, and the uncertain- has been set in stone or publicly rein- Traditional Irish Music the greatest power of all, God. you, Out of the Mailbag John O’Brien, Jr. The departure is on track to occur ty of how the UK will conduct busi- forced. Many are concerned that these TaraTrips Tara Quinn You could say all the emotions you Go dtí an mhí seo chugainn, slán a Terry From Derry Terry Boyle on March 29, 2019. Many gray areas ness post-exit, Ireland has already seen rights to be freely employed in the UK are feeling for their pain – I love you; America. I will always be a festival fhágáil Toledo Irish Maury Collins surround the impact that this will have a 30% increase in the number of jobs are at risk. I am sorry; May God hold them in fanatic, and attend as many as I can. 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