Isn't this the wrong time to be creating more anti-EU sentiment in the country!?
Ireland faces EU action over gas market - The Irish Times - Thu, Jan 26, 2012
What do we think, are we happy with the gas market?
Sure prices are low because we pay off the bondholders according to Varadkar.
As our gas travels by Pipeline under sea, should island nations be given some leeway (time) to set up adequate facilities to trade? Clealy France trading with Germany would be much easier."According to EU gas rules, the maximum interconnection capacity between member states and between different gas transmission systems must be offered to the market so that consumers can fully benefit from competition on the market," the commission said in a statement.
"The maximum interconnection capacity is not offered in the UK and Ireland as the pipeline connecting Northern Ireland and Ireland is not open to the market. This means that gas companies in Ireland cannot directly trade gas with Northern Ireland or vice versa."
The fact most people will only catch the headline that Ireland is being sued, will this create anti-EU sentiment? Surely, with a potential referendum on the Fiscal union on the horizon, this is bad timing?



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