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It was easier for the UK to pretend to itself that Ireland was not a Foreign country than to acknowledge that a once Integral Country that made up half the Union of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland left.They probably thought that we would see the error of our ways and would come crawling back once we had done the whole Rumspringa experiment of being an independent country that we were only having an adolescent tantrum.So they pretended to themselves that we were little more than a semi-autonomous regionFor the first few decades of Independence Ireland was in a weird Schrödinger's cat situation of being independent and not independent at the same time.Our links were slowly severed over time in tiny increments and milestones. It was not a clean break.Easter Rising /Proclamation 1916Irish Republic 1919/The Free State came into existence in 1922,The Statutes of Westminister in 1931,The Irish constitution of 1937. when Ireland became a Republic in all but name.The Republic of Ireland act in 1949 when we finally severed all links with the UKIreland and the UK are basically a Divorced couple that has to stay amicable because they have a kid together ie Northern Ireland, there was some domestic violence and it was a toxic relationship so we are better off not being in a relationship.The reciprocal arrangements are an acknowledgement of how interconnected these Islands are and our shared history and familial bonds.One in every 6 people in the Uk has at least one Irish Grandparent, one in every 4 has Irish heritage. The Dublin London air route is the 2nd busiest in the world.The question is phrased as if the arrangements between these Island is one way and the UK gets nothing out of the arrangement.Common Travel Area rights can only be exercised by citizens of Ireland and the UK. If you are not a citizen of Ireland or the UK, you will not be able to exercise Common Travel Area rights.The UK, for the purposes of the Common Travel Area, covers England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.Irish and UK citizens have the right to live, travel, work and study within the Common Travel Area.Irish and UK citizens can live in either country and enjoy associated rights and privileges, including:Access to social benefitsAccess to healthcareAccess to social housing supportsThe right to vote in certain electionsIreland is the UK’s fifth-largest trading partner. of those top five trading partners, Ireland is the first country the Uk makes a profit.We trade around €1.2bn (£900m) of goods and services each week between our two countries.There are 200,000 jobs in Ireland and another 200,000 jobs in the UK that are directly supported by our trade. More people work in the UK for Irish food companies than work for Nissan in Sunderland. World-leading Irish employers such as Greencore, Kerry, Glanbia and ABP all employ more local UK workers.•91% of Irish 🇮🇪exports went to UK 🇬🇧in 1953. Now it’s 11%•Irish 🇮🇪firms in UK 🇬🇧employ more people than 🇬🇧firms in Ireland🇮🇪•Ireland 🇮🇪is UK’s🇬🇧 5th largest export market, larger than China•Irish 🇮🇪are 25% richer than 🇬🇧•Since 1995, 🇮🇪is growing 5 times faster than 🇬🇧— Senator Mark Daly (@SenatorMarkDaly) September 25, 2019The UK trades more with Ireland then the combined BRIC nations, she trades more with Ireland then her entire commonwealth. to put that in context Ireland only has a population of 4.8 million.If you watch 24 hours in A&E you will notice that the NHS is staffed by lots of Irish Doctors and Nurses.Between 1700 and 1922 it is estimated that 2 million Irish men died fighting for British kings and Queens. Irish men still maintain those links and join the British army.Today Ireland is second only to Spain in the number of UK citizens living here.Over 280,000 Brits call Ireland home and that number is expected to skyrocketBritish applications for Irish passports have more than doubled following the UK's vote to leave the EU. figures show 85,517 applications in the first eight months of 2019.When Ireland held a Citizenship ceremony in Kerry last year over a quarter of the 2000 new citizens were originally from the UK.Traditional Irish harp welcomes 2000 new Irish citizens at a ceremony in Killarney this morning pic.twitter.com/mLaoq2GD1S— Fergal Keane (@fergalrte) December 9, 2019Unionists politicians such as Ian Paisley JR. encouraged Loyalists to avail of the right to an Irish passport underpinned in the GF agreement.The fact is an integral part of the Uk territory Northern Ireland have a right under the Good Friday/ Belfast Agreement to Identify as Irish and thus Irish passport and citizenship.The OP is forgetting how interconnected “These Islands” are .how our bonds are both historical and familial.The UK would lose just as much as Ireland if those reciprocal arrangements were removed. The benefits work both waysBritish Irish Relations Past Present and FutureBritish nationality law and the Republic of Ireland - WikipediaBrits abroad: how many people from the UK live in other EU countries?Ian Paisley, Jr. calls for Northern Irish Unionists to apply for Irish passports | IrishCentral.com

Deciding a company name can be a tall order as the business model and business implementation will certainly evolve as you establish your business.I just completed a recent exercise on names and will be sharing them in this article in five steps.Step 1: Establishing the Baseline for Naming for BusinessName as a Strategic ToolMeaningful Connection with your intended AudienceMake it RemarkableEasy to Spell, Easy to Pronounce, Easy to HearStep 2: Describe your Business as Clear and as Specific as possible.Setting the parametersThe business name you target are related to the following but not strictly 100%. It should have an opening for originality and creativity.Detailing the businessThe overall business is deeply rooted to Green / Sustainability Pillars. The business develops, designs and innovates new products, from raw materials to semi-finished / finished products. The raw materials are part of the agriculture supply chain. The targeted customers would be the Industrial users (Business-to-Business). Product applications are value-added, with alignment to #Circularity, #Clean, #ZeroWaste, #NoChemicals and 100% #EcoFriendly.Step 3: Identify 3 to 4 key areas to brainstorm relevant words for you to conjure out the possible names.For example, we can detail the following key areas for brainstorming:Green / SustainabilityFuture, Forward-looking NameInnovationOrganic / No chemicalsExample under “Green / Sustainability” category (try to brainstorm as many as possible - do not limit yourself)Terra365EcoQuadrantGreenCoreGreenomicThriveCycleGreenHiveEcoLogicBloomVillageStep 4: Review the list of brainstormed names under the various categories. If its 8 names per category, you should be getting 8 x 4 = 32 names. To review, you will need to rank the names accordingly.For example, the management team did a calculation on several words, under the 4 key baseline for business name:Name as a Strategic Tool (rank 1: lowest, 4: highest)Meaningful Connection with your intended Audience (rank 1: lowest, 4: highest)Make it Remarkable (rank 1: lowest, 4: highest)Easy to Spell, Easy to Pronounce, Easy to Hear (rank 1: lowest, 4: highest)*NEW: I added in “Innovative” as the 5th criteriaStep 5: Talk to industry experts, friends from all around the world. Get their immediate feedback and response to your short-listed names.Good luck and have lots of Fun, Leslie!If you require more examples, here are some useful reference webpages from Founder Institute and from SquadHelp:Naming Your Startup (I took part in Founder Institute in 2012)Tips on Naming Your Startup from Founder, Mint.com (dated 2011)The Ultimate Guide: How to Come Up With a Business Name (dated 2019)#brand #positioning #businessname #startup #businesstoolkit