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Patrick Murphy: Brexit will determine the fortunes of political parties on both sides of the Irish Sea

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Assuming that within next six months, the UK leaves EU and there are general elections for Westminster and the Dáil, it is likely that Brexit will do more than shape the future economies of the two is[...]

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