Please find below a briefing which Chambers Ireland have compiled on the upcoming UK Referendum on EU membership. As part of the attached document, they have included information on the background to the referendum, the deal with the EU for reforms, opinion in the UK, and the impact of a British exit from the EU on Ireland and Irish business.
If you have any questions regarding the brief, please don’t hesitate to contact Chambers Ireland directly.
Tel: +353 1 400 4300
Email: info@chambers.ie
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