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T谩 an Breatimeacht anois ar na bac谩in. T谩 Alt 50 curtha i bhfeidhm ag Theresa May, rud a chialla铆onn nach bhfuil ach dh谩 bhliain ann go dt铆 nach mbeidh an Bhreatain mar bhall den Aontas Eorpach. D'茅irigh le v贸ta ar son an dara Reifreann do Neamhspl茅achas i bParlaimint na hAlban inn茅 le 10 v贸ta agus beidh pl茅 ag 谩r bpaine谩l ar na himpleachta铆 a bhaineann leis seo. Fosta, n铆or 茅irigh leis na p谩irtithe polait铆ochta anseo 贸 thuaidh comhr茅iteach a fh谩il do Thion贸l Thuaisceart 脡ireann. Cad 茅 a tharl贸idh anois? Pl茅ifidh M谩ire Bhreathnach na sc茅alta seo ar fad len谩r bpain茅al cainte: Cathal Mac Coille, iriseoir, col煤na铆 agus l谩ithreoir Morning Ireland ar RT脡, Gear贸id 脫 Muilleoir, iriseoir, eagarth贸ir tr谩cht谩la an Sunday World agus eagarth贸ir an nuacht谩in seachtaini煤il 'Seachtain' chomh maith le Mark Wringe, l茅acht贸ir sinsearach le Sabhal M貌r Ostaig, Oilthigh na G脿idhealtachd agus nan Eilean.

Brexit is on the horizon, Article 50 has been implemented by Theresa May and within two years Britain will no longer be a member of the European Union. Also, the Scottish Parliament has voted in favour of a second independence referendum and our panel will discuss the effects of this. Here in Northern Ireland, power sharing talks have failed. So, what happens now? M谩ire Bhreathnach discusses these issues with our panel: Cathal Mac Coille, journalist, columnist and presenter of RT脡's Morning Ireland, Gear贸id 脫 Muilleoir, journalist, production editor of the Sunday World and editor of the weekly Irish language newspaper 'Seachtain' and also Mark Wringe, a senior lecturer with the University of the Highlands and Islands on the Isle of Skye in Scotland.